Place: Dane Smith Hall, room 233
Time: Thursday, April 22, 2:00 - 3:15 PM
Last week, Anthro had the annual meeting of Physical Anthropologists in Albuquerque; some of the attendees are Europeans who are now stranded for a while.
One of them is Dr. Jo Buckberry, a Lecturer in Physical Anthropology at the University of Bradford. She has generously agreed to give a lecture in the Medieval Archaeology course (ANTH 420) that Jim Boone & Osbjorn Pearson are teaching this semester. To see an abbreviated vita:
http://www.brad.ac.uk/AGES/Research/index.php/Staff/DrJoBuckberry Much of her work focuses on Anglo-Saxon health (from bones) and burial rituals from archaeology).
Dr. Buckberry's talk will be on Anglo-Saxon burial archaeology from the period of conversion to Christianity.
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