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Main GroupJennifer Anderson, San Jose State University: "Out of the Treasure House: How Tea Utensils Inform the Japanese Perception of Historicity"
Professor Sue Blundell, the Open University, UK and Professor Nancy Rabinowitz, Hamilton College: "Gendered Viewing in Classical Greece"
Geraldine Chimirri-Russell, Curator of Numismatics, The Nickle Arts Museum, University of Calgary, Canada: "Seeing the Past Obliquely Through the Eyes of Celtic Coins"
Rochelle Davis, Fellow--Introduction to the Humanities, Stanford University: "Mapping the Past, Recreating the Homeland: Contemporary Palestinian Recollections of pre-1948 Life"
Professor Dennis Doxtater, School of Architecture, University of Arizona: "A Chacoan Georitual Visitor Center on I-40"
Vessela Gertcheva, VIR Society for Alternative Culture and Education, Sofia, Bulgaria: "Seeing the Past in countries in transition in South Eastern Europe or the media-created vision for the past in Bulgaria"
Marina Haworth, Department of Classics, Harvard University: "The Grooming of Athletes: Seeing in the Greek Symposium"
Liliana Janik, Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge: "Against Interpretation/Against Phenomenology and Semiotics" This article is currently in press--please check back for details
Sarah Levin-Richardson, Department of Classics, Stanford University: "Sex, Sight, and ''Societas'' in the Lupanar, Pompeii"
Professors Geoff and Sharisse McCafferty, Department of Archaeology, University of Calgary, Canada: "The Malinche Code: The Symbology of Female Discourse in Postclassical Mexico"
Slobodan Mitrovic, Department of Anthropology, CUNY Graduate Center: "Looking at Neolithic Sites Vinca and Catalhoyuk Through Time"
Georgina Muskett, School of Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology, The University of Liverpool: "The Use of Visual Perception in the Interpretation of Mycenaean Art"
Karen Oeh, Foothill College: "Putting a Face on Prehistory: The Facial Reconstruction of Two Native American Crania"
Sven Ouzman, Townsend Fellow in the Department of Anthropology, University of California at Berkeley: "Prose has its Cons: Seeing beyond 'material culture as text'"
Professor John Pollini, Department of Art History, University of Southern California and Nicholas Cipolla, Department of Art History, University of Southern California: "Problematics of Making Ambiguity Explicit in Virtual Reconstructions: A Case Study of the Mausoleum of Augustus" This paper is currently in press--please check back for more details
Professor Charles Rhyne, Department of Art History, Reed College: "Imaging Uxmal"
Dr. Robin Skeates, Lecturer, Department of Archaeology, University of Durham: "Fetishism and Visual Culture in Later Neolithic South-East Italy"
Erin Stepney, Department of Sociology, University of Alberta, Canada: "Parallax: The Effect of Aerial Photography as a Structured Perception Upon Terrestrial Archaeological Survey"
Professor Ruth Tringham, Department of Anthropology, University of California at Berkeley: "Putting Vision in its Place: the interweaving of senses to create a sense of place at Catalhoyuk"
Christopher Witmore, Department of Classics, Stanford University: "Seeing the past and hearing the fold: Symmetrical approaches to mediation"
image credit: http://www.unl.edu/peerrev/examples/fritz/pfolios/sightingHandout.html
Posted at Feb 07/2005 05:53 PM:
Sven the Crepuscular
Stacey, Lela, Sarah - Thank you! Had a blast, Look forward to your continued communications to ease the separation anxiety. Hope the powers that be at the Archaeology Centre make possible more consequential and substantive reward than the poor bouquets we were able to ffer.
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