Anthropology Professors Present Work at the European Association of Archaeologist Annual Meeting

Dr. Alexander Smith presented three papers on his research in Menorca, Spain and chaired a session. Dr. Jennifer Ramsay presented a paper at the European Association of Archaeologists annual meeting held at Sapienza University of Rome.

Drs. Smith and Ramsay at the European Association of Archaeologists Annual Meeting in Rome. Drs. Smith and Ramsay at the European Association of Archaeologists Annual Meeting in Rome.

At the European Association of Archaeologists annual meeting held at Sapienza University of Rome between August 28-September 1, Dr. Smith presented a paper titled, ‘Indigenous imitation and global interaction: understanding the pottery of the post-Talayotic, late iron age at Torre d’en Galmes, Menorca’, and was a session chair for ‘Eternal Rest In The West: Funerary Contexts In Western Mediterranean Protohistory.’ He also was a coauthor on two other papers, one with his Spanish colleagues titled, ‘Living in circles: daily life in Menorca from protohistoric times to the Middle ages.’

Dr. Ramsay’s presented, ‘Death Across the Mediterranean and Beyond: Ritual Significance and Comparative Analysis of Tombs from the Balearic Islands, Arabia, and Persia,’ Please check out the scientific program for more information.

 

 

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