Mesoamerican Network Spring 2008 Meeting
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John Machado
Mar 5, 2008, 4:47:49 PM3/5/08
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Mesoamerican Network
Sunday, April 13, noon-4pm
Autry National Center, Griffith Park
Speakers:
John Pohl (Fowler Museum, UCLA)
Children of the Plumed Serpent: Art and Ritual in Mesoamerica's Late
Antiquity
Jeremy Coltman (UCR)
Sustaining the Celestial Vault: A Study of the Skybearer in
Mesoamerica and the American Southwest
Danny Zborover (U. Calgary)
Putting History Back into Archaeology: The Chontalpa Historical
Archaeology Project, Oaxaca
Veronica Pacheco (UCLA)
Ethnomusicology in Action: Exploring Music and Ritual in San Mateo del
Mar, Oaxaca
Ronald Loewe (CSU-Long Beach)
Working for Tommy Hilfiger: Article 27, Neoliberal Reform, and the
Death of Agriculture at the Mexican Periphery
Plan to take advantage of our meeting at the Autry National Center,
and visit the Museum of the American West. In addition to their
permanent collections, see "All the Saints of the City of the
Angels." Museum is open 10am-5pm, $9 adults, $5 students with ID and
seniors. (note: you do not need to pay the entrance fee to attend the
meeting). For more info on museum and directions, go to www.autrynationalcenter.org
Remember, you can now get information about Mesoamerican Network
meetings at www.mesoamericanet.com. Also, you can participate in a
discussion board at http://groups.google.com/group/MesoNet
Sunday, April 13, noon-4pm
Autry National Center, Griffith Park
Speakers:
John Pohl (Fowler Museum, UCLA)
Children of the Plumed Serpent: Art and Ritual in Mesoamerica's Late
Antiquity
Jeremy Coltman (UCR)
Sustaining the Celestial Vault: A Study of the Skybearer in
Mesoamerica and the American Southwest
Danny Zborover (U. Calgary)
Putting History Back into Archaeology: The Chontalpa Historical
Archaeology Project, Oaxaca
Veronica Pacheco (UCLA)
Ethnomusicology in Action: Exploring Music and Ritual in San Mateo del
Mar, Oaxaca
Ronald Loewe (CSU-Long Beach)
Working for Tommy Hilfiger: Article 27, Neoliberal Reform, and the
Death of Agriculture at the Mexican Periphery
Plan to take advantage of our meeting at the Autry National Center,
and visit the Museum of the American West. In addition to their
permanent collections, see "All the Saints of the City of the
Angels." Museum is open 10am-5pm, $9 adults, $5 students with ID and
seniors. (note: you do not need to pay the entrance fee to attend the
meeting). For more info on museum and directions, go to www.autrynationalcenter.org
Remember, you can now get information about Mesoamerican Network
meetings at www.mesoamericanet.com. Also, you can participate in a
discussion board at http://groups.google.com/group/MesoNet
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