Theoretical Archaeology Group “Slow Archaeology” Plenary Session

3 May, 2019, 5:30 PM-7 PM

Maxwell Auditorium

The 2019 Theoretical Archaeology Conference (May 3-5) plenary session will be open to all Syracuse students and faculty. This event includes three speakers discussing how the conference theme of slow archaeology – which highlights the social relationships, long-term engagements, and careful contemplation and collaboration – intersects with their research. Their talks will be followed by discussion moderated by two members of the Syracuse Department of Anthropology.

The 2019 Theoretical Archaeology Conference (May 3-5) plenary session will be open to all Syracuse students and faculty. This event includes three speakers discussing how the conference theme of slow archaeology – which highlights the social relationships, long-term engagements, and careful contemplation and collaboration – intersects with their research. Their talks will be followed by discussion moderated by two members of the Syracuse Department of Anthropology.

CART services will be provided.
For more information contact Guido Pezzarossi (gpezzaro@maxwell.syr.edu), Matthew Greer (mcgreer@syr.edu), or Alanna Warner-Smith (alwarner@syr.ed).