2019–2020 Lecture Series
September 9: Lecture by Laetitia La Follette
Archaeological Adventures: From Athens to Rome to Copenhagen
September 24: Lecture by Antonis Kotsonas
Crete, the Aegean, and the Near East in the Early 1st Millennium BCE
October 16: Lecture by Gordon Noble
The Picts – New Discoveries of the ‘Lost People of Europe’
November 13: Lecture by Amy Gansell
The Beauty and Power of Ancient Assyrian Queens at Nimrud (Iraq)
January 16: Lecture by Gretchen Meyers
Seeing is Believing: Communal Religion at the Sanctuary of Poggio Colla (Ancient Etruscans)
February 20: Lecture by Bernadette Cap
Ancient Maya Marketplaces: Hubs of Interaction and Integration
CANCELED – March 24: Lecture by John North Hopkins
Decapitated: Reassembling the Biographies of Ancient Mediterranean Objects
CANCELED – April 21: Lecture by Lisa Trever
Majesty, Myth, and Monsters in Moche Art of Ancient Peru
September 2020 Issue
• THE PRESIDENT’S LETTER: Pandemic and the Way Forward (Jeffrey Lamia)
• AIA and the ASCSA (Mark L. Lawall)
• Virtual Archaeology: Teaching in the Time of Pandemic (Joanne Spurza)
November 12: Ira Haupt II Lecture by Steven Ellis
The Social, Economic, and Commercial Networks of Punic-Roman Tharros: New Questions and New Excavations for A Major Port Town in Sardinia
(more…)October 17: Lecture by Mark Lehner
The People Who Built The Pyramids – How We Know
(more…)September 21: Lecture by John North Hopkins
Decapitated: Reassembling the Biographies of Ancient Mediterranean Objects
(more…)January 2020 Issue
• THE PRESIDENT’S LETTER: New Year and New Beginnings (Jeffrey Lamia)
• AIA-NY Society Scholars, 2019–20 Announced
• AIA-NY Society Scholars’ Research (Kelly McLafferty, Max Meyer, Christina Stefanou, and Dylan G.Winchell)
• ARCE: For New York’s “Ancient” Organizations, Entwined Pasts Become Present (Louise Bertini)
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