aialogo.jpg (6265 bytes)  Coming Lectures Sponsored by the Northern New
Jersey Society of the Archaeological Institute of
America to be held at Montclair State University


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GENERAL INFORMATION

Unless otherwise specified, all meetings take place on the campus of Montclair State University, Upper Montclair, N. J. Most meetings take place in Dickson Building, the home of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences   Non-members and new members are cordially invited. For directions to campus, CLICK HERE . For more information, call 973-655-7420 or send e-mail to germans@mail.montclair.edu


PARKING DIRECTIONS FOR OFF-CAMPUS ATTENDEES

When you drive onto the campus, come at the Normal Avenue Entrance. As the road curves left, right next to the new  Alexander Kasser Theatre you will see the Red Hawk parking Deck. Enter the Deck, pick up a parking ticket and park. It is best to park at the fifth level, for this allows you to exit the Deck from the fifth level walkway at the back which leads directly to Dickson Hall.  

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Coming AIA Lectures for Spring 2008

All lectures will be held in Cohen Lounge, which  is off the main lobby  on the ground floor of Dickson Hall

¥    Thursday February 21st, 5pm,  Ð Alan Shapiro  (Dept. of Classics, Johns Hopkins University), ÒThe Athenian  Akropolis: A Vase-Painter's Perspective.Ó


¥    Tuesday March 25th, 5pm,  Ð Ellen Belcher  (Dept. of Art & Archaeology, Columbia University), ÒDeath and Life in Anatolia: The Prehistoric Settlement of Domuztepe.Ó


¥    Monday April 14th,  5pm, (NOTE CHANGE OF DATE)Ð Paula Kay Lazrus (Dept. of History, St. John's University), ÒPower and Land-use in a South Calabrian Municipality during the Napoleonic Era."


Our parent organization, the Archaeological Institute of America, is always engaged in the support and advocacy for a wide range of exciting archaeological projects around the world.  We urge you to visit their website, www.archaeological.org, to familiarize yourself with its activities.  And, elsewhere on the AIA website you can renew your membership with our chapter or enroll for the first time: http://www.archaeological.org/webinfo.php?page=10001.  The AIA is North America's oldest and largest organization devoted to the world of archaeology. As a member of the Institute, you will receive a regular newsletter and a number of other discounts and advantages. And you will know that you are helping to protect the world's cultural heritage, not just learning about it. Thanks!!

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