October 1: Lecture by Philipp Stockhammer

Archaeogenetic Insights into Athenian Society during the First Millennium BCE

NYU Silver Center for Arts & Science, 31 Washington Place (accessible entrance)

Jurow Lecture Hall, First Floor (Room 101A)(co-sponsored by the NYU Archaeology Hub). 6:00 PM.

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October 22: Lecture by Michelle Young (Assistant Curator, South American Archaeology, American Museum of Natural History)

A 3000-Year-Old Peruvian Shaman (Brush Lecture).

Zoom, 5:30 PM (Please note our Annual Meeting will start at 5.30 PM; lecture starts at 6:00 PM)

November 24: Lecture by Brian Daniels (University of Pennsylvania)

Preserving Traditional Cultural Landscapes in the United States: Partnerships Between Tribes and Archaeologists 

The National Arts Club (collaboration with the Archaeology Committee of the National Arts Club). 6:30 PM

December 14: Lecture by James Osborne (University of Chicago) - Society Choice National Lecture

Reconsidering the Rise of a Newly Discovered Iron Age Kingdom in Anatolia: Great King Hartapu and the Türkmen-Karahöyük Archaeological Project, 

Lecture Hall of the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, co-sponsored by the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World. 5:30 PM.

January 12: Lecture by Amanda Sutphin (New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission)

The Work of the NYC Archaeological Repository in Saving America’s Treasures

Zoom (co-sponsored by the Metropolitan Chapter of the New York State Archaeological Association). 6:00 PM.

February 3: Lecture by Morena Stefanova (The Metropolitan Museum of Art)

The Advantage of Being in Between: How Recent Discoveries in Bulgaria Shed New Light on

Gold, Mobility, and Power in Bronze Age Thrace

The National Arts Club (collaboration with the Archaeology Committee of the National Arts Club). 2:00 PM.

March 23: Lecture by Nicolle Hirschfeld (Trinity University)

Revisiting the Cape Gelidonya Shipwreck: On the Seabed and in the Lab (English lecture)

Zoom. 6:00 PM

April: TBD