Name: マヤ文明の起源。シーバルからの新たな洞察 (The Origins of Maya Civilization: New Insights from Ceibal)
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I'm Jeffrey Quilter, director of the Peabody Museum.

And welcome, tonight, to The Origins of Maya Civilization,

It's one of our two most prestigious lectures

And it's presented this year by the Peabody Museum

of Archaeology and Ethnology, as well as the Museum of Science,

I'd also like to note, thanks to the Harvard Museums of Science

You can pick up a flyer on the Harvard Museums of Science

and Culture events, which include Peabody events, as well

as events at the Museum of Natural History at the table.

of the University of Arizona, as well as Takeshi Inomata,

will discuss their joint work at the sight of Ceibal,

a Maya site in Guatemala, and what this work is revealing

At the table, you can also sign up, by the way,

regular updates about our lectures and other events.

It gets you admission to all of our museums.

to bring you public educational programs like this one.

Also, after the talk, there will be a reception in the Peabody

I'd also like to invite you to join our museum's upcoming

Professor of Anthropology at the University of Illinois

Urbana-Champaign, will deliver the annual Hallam L. Movius

lecture, the second of our two prestigious talks.

Dr. Ambrose's talk will focus on human evolution,

contributed to competitive advantage of modern humans

On Thursday, March 26, at 6:00 PM, Don LaRocca,

Curator of Arms and Armor at the Metropolitan Museum of Art,

and consultant to our exhibit The Arts Of War,

also on the third floor, will review how and why

armored weapons have been acquired, studied,

by both private collectors and by museums.

And on Tuesday, March 31, Peabody curators Diana Loren

and Patricia Capone will discuss the findings of the Harvard

Yard Archaeology Project, an initiative that

seeks deeper knowledge of 17th century Harvard College

and the lives of its Native American and English students.

I'm now delighted to introduce William Fash, Charles P.

Bowditch Professor of Central American and Mexican

Archaeology, former Director of the Peabody Museum,

who will introduce our speakers tonight and tell you more

Thanks for coming out on a less than ideal might.

know that we can count on some terrific questions

So this evening's lecture, as Jeffrey mentioned,

will be given by Professor Daniela Triadan

is also a research associate at the Smithsonian Institution.

possible by the generous gift of his former student,

of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology,

who wanted to do honor to Gordon by sponsoring

an annual public lecture, as well as a seminar

So tonight, our good friend Daniela-- Dani to one and all--

will present the findings that she and her partner,

of Graduate Studies at the School of Anthropology there,

at the archaeological site of Ceibal in Guatemala.

Takeshi, by the way, presented the seminar talk to us

So Takeshi and Dani are seated right here in the front.

And Takeshi has agreed to also help answer questions

Dani received her PhD from the Free University of Berlin

focus on the study of the sociopolitical development

of small sedentary societies and more hierarchical ones, as well

as prehistoric economic systems, with a specialization

studies, and the integration of material analyses

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