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DESCRIPTION:Dr. Quave will be speaking on her\ncurrent research as the Dire
 ctor of the Yunkaray Archaeological Research\nProject in Cuzco\, Perú. She
  is studying acceptance and rejection of Inka styles\nand craft technologi
 es through material culture from the Inka heartland and\nprovinces.\n\nDr.
  Kylie Quave is an Assistant\nProfessor of Writing and of Anthropology. As
  an anthropological archaeologist\,\nshe reconstructs household-level resp
 onses to imperialism and colonialism in\nthe South American Andes (ca. 100
 0-1800 CE). She directs archaeological\nexcavations\, studies material cul
 ture using visual and archaeometric methods\,\nand conducts ethnohistorica
 l research in Peruvian archives. She teaches science\nwriting in the Unive
 rsity Writing Program at George Washington University.&nbsp\;Sponsored by 
 the Department of AnthropologyIf you have any questions or require accommo
 dations\, please contact JoAnn L Rhoades at jlrhoade@syr.edu by April 19\,
  2021.&nbsp\;&nbsp\; 
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SUMMARY:The AGSO presents Dr. Kylie Quave
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Dr. Quave will be speaking on her\ncurrent 
 research as the Director of the Yunkaray Archaeological Research\nProject 
 in Cuzco\, Perú. She is studying acceptance and rejection of Inka styles\n
 and craft technologies through material culture from the Inka heartland an
 d\nprovinces.\n\nDr. Kylie Quave is an Assistant\nProfessor of Writing and
  of Anthropology. As an anthropological archaeologist\,\nshe reconstructs 
 household-level responses to imperialism and colonialism in\nthe South Ame
 rican Andes (ca. 1000-1800 CE). She directs archaeological\nexcavations\, 
 studies material culture using visual and archaeometric methods\,\nand con
 ducts ethnohistorical research in Peruvian archives. She teaches science\n
 writing in the University Writing Program at George Washington University.
 &nbsp\;</p><p><br></p><p>Sponsored by the Department of Anthropology</p><p
 >If you have any questions or require accommodations\, please contact JoAn
 n L Rhoades at jlrhoade@syr.edu by April 19\, 2021.&nbsp\;&nbsp\; </p>
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