Departmental seminars 2009-10

13 Jan	Dr Alison Sheridan, National Museum of Scotland	Green Treasures from the Magic Mountains: New Insights into Neolithic Axeheads from the Alps
20 Jan	Davy Strachan, Perth and Kinross Heritage Trust	The Loch Tay Logboat Project
27 Jan	Dr Michael Given, University of Glasgow	Funerary Landscapes at the Roman Cemetery of Kourion, Cyprus
3 Feb	Louisa Hammersley, University of Glasgow	A Study in Culture Contact: The Distribution, Function and Social Meanings of Roman Pottery from Indigenous Sites in the Scottish Lowlands
10 Feb	Steven Birch, West Coast Archaeological Services	Archaeology Society Lecture: Excavations at High Pasture Cave and Uamh an Eich Bhric
17 Feb	Dr Nicki Whitehouse, Queens University Belfast	Cultivating Societies; Assessing the Evidence and Timing for Agriculture in Neolithic Ireland
24 Feb	Dr Kenny Brophy, University of Glasgow	Once Cist, Twice Shy: the Forteviot Dagger Burial
3 March	David Wengrow, UCL	What can we Learn from Monsters?  Cognitive Anthropology and the Bronze Age
10 March	Dr Jeff Oliver, University of Aberdeen	Histories and Landscapes in Colonial British Columbia
17 March	Michael Dietler, Chicago	Colonial Encounters and Entanglements in Ancient Mediterranean France: Consumption and Urban Landscapes

Seminars take place on Wednesdays from 4.00 - 5.30 pm in the Lecture Theatre (Room 109), Gregory Building, University of Glasgow, Lilybank Gardens, Glasgow, G12 8QQ. 

Further information from Dr Colleen Batey, Department of Archaeology