[nativestudies-l] 10/4 Third Annual Archaeology-NA Round Table

[Ruth Garby Torres]

The Institute for American Indian Studies
38 Curtis Road, Washington, CT, off Rte 199
(860) 868-0518

3rd Annual Archaeology-Native American Round Table:  Peopling of the New
World

October 4, 10am-3pm
                                                              
AGENDA

Lucianne Lavin, Ph.D., Introduction & Moderator
(Institute for American Indian Studies)			

Kevin McBride, Ph.D., Archaeological Perspectives on the Peopling of the New
World
(Mashantucket Pequot Museum & University of Connecticut)		

Brian Jones, Ph.D., Paleoindian Populations, Stylistic Change and Local
Adaptations
(University of Massachusetts, Amherst) 				

Doug George, Video Excerpt from his recent presentation at Mashantucket
Museum entitled "Native Origins in the Americas" 
(Akwesasne Mohawk award-winning author)                       

Trudie Lamb Richmond, The Peopling of the Americas before You Came This Way:
A Native Perspective of Origin
(Schaghticoke Elder & Mashantucket Pequot Museum)		
	
David Robinson, Submerged Environments & the Peopling of the Americas:
Current Research & Future
(Fathom Research LLC & University of Connecticut)

Rae Gould, Commentator
(Nipmuc Nation & Connecticut College)

Come enjoy the multi-perspectives of the participants & audience on our
Round Table theme  & autumn in our beautiful Litchfield Hills!

Box lunches may be purchased in advance for $8 and will include a sandwich
(vegetarian or meat), chips, drink and fruit. Please call IAIS to reserve
your box lunch by September 20, 2008 (860 868-0518).

FROM DANBURY, CT AND NY FROM THE WEST Take I-84 East to Exit 15. Turn left
towards Roxbury on Route 67. At 4th light Route 67 turns left. Follow Route
67 through Roxbury to Route 199. Turn right on to Route 199. Go 3 miles and
turn left on to Curtis Road.

FROM HARTFORD, WATERBURY AND CT FROM THE EAST Take I-84 West to Exit 15.
Turn right towards Roxbury on Route 67. At 3rd light Route 67 turns left.
Follow Route 67 thru Roxbury to Route 199. Turn right on to Route 199. Go 3
miles and turn left on to Curtis Road.
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