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Step Inside ANTH 108 "Introduction to Archaeology" with Dr. Laura Masur! Students learn how archeologists ask questions, use varied scientific methods, and create narratives about the past. Reaching back to our existence as hunters and gatherers and the transition to city life, this course explores how humans have modified plant and animal life through domestication. What are the perils of “settling down” ? How has over-exploitation caused the demise of some early civilizations while others learned from their mistakes.

Step Inside HIST 101 "Exploring the Past" ~ A new course for Freshman History Majors that introduces them to critical research and writing skills and prepares them for upper level coursework. Led by Dr. Jennifer Paxton, Assoc. Professor of History and Director of the Honors Program. The Catholic University of America College of Arts and Sciences

Step Inside HIST 848 "National Identity in Britain 1300-1600" taught by Dr. L.R. Poos, Professor of History. (who wouldn't love a session learning how to read hand-written 14th century petitions in Anglo-Norman French???). Consider a gift to our department ~ visit CUA's page & scroll to find Dept. of ANTH or Dept. of HIST. https://advance.catholic.edu/giving/to/arts-and-sciences



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Alumni, Remember your Junior Seminar? Comment to share your professor's name, the topic, or course title! Pictured: Dr. Samuel Fisher leads HIST 396A "Junior Seminar: Civility, Savagery, and Rebellion in the British Atlantic, 1600-1800"
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Step Inside Our Classrooms: ANTH 324 "Cultural Heritage of Native America" is led by Dr. Laura Masur, Assistant Professor of Anthropology. During this class session, student groups applied their knowledge of Native American culture to create K-8 lesson plans that would inform and engage young learners.

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Step Inside Our Classrooms: HIST 288 / ANTH 288
"Bootleggers, Smugglers, Traffickers, and Cartels: The History of Crime and Justice on the Border" is led by Dr. Julia Young, Associate Professor of History and Chair of Department of Global Studies

A lively post-lecture reception followed the REGINA FLANNERY HERZFELD SYMPOSIUM ON THE CULTURAL HERITAGE OF NATIVE AMERICA ~ Featuring Dr. Sam Holley-Kline's presentation of "Totonac Labor in the Shadow of El Tajín"
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Dr. Sam Holley-Kline, Univ. of Maryland, engaged students and faculty with his fascinating presentation of "Totonac Labor in the Shadow of El Tajín." ~ XVI ANNUAL REGINA FLANNERY HERZFELD SYMPOSIUM ON THE CULTURAL HERITAGE OF NATIVE AMERICA ~ The Catholic University of America College of Arts and Sciences The Catholic University of America CUA Anthropology Department CatholicU Alumni

Join us tomorrow for the Regina Flannery Herzfeld Symposium on the Cultural Heritage of Native America ~ Dr. Sam Holley-Kline ~ "Totonac Labor in the Shadow of El Tajin" ~ Wed. 11/19 at 5:00 pm in McGiveny Auditorium ~ A light reception will follow the lecture ~ All are welcome! The Catholic University of America College of Arts and Sciences The Catholic University of America CatholicU Alumni CUA Anthropology Department

Presenting at the International Medieval Congress at the University of Leeds were:

* Amos Bronner, "Consensus in the Carolingian Dispute Charters"

* Nicholas Brown, "Commemorating the Saints, Commemorating the Dead: The Religious Practice of University Scholars in Late Medieval Bologna"

* Jonathan Dell Isola, "Creating a Vision of the Past in Carolingian Charters"

Amos and Jon also organized a series of 3 panels on "Charters as Repositories of Knowledge."