"Stone Cultural Features and Ceremonial Landscapes"
Presented by Lucianne Lavin, Ph.D, Institute for American Indian Studies, Washington,
Connecticut
The subject is part of Dr. Lavin’s new and ongoing research.
The idea of Native American built stone features and ceremonial landscapes is
fairly new to Northeastern archaeologists in general, who traditionally thought
all were the result of Euro-American farm clearing. Some of it is, of course,
but some of it is not. The latter is often associated with celestial movements
that may reflect the timing of annual ceremonies/festivals. White Memorial is a
huge land trust, and these ritual sites are often found on upland preserves for
the very reason that the land has been preserved from industrialization and
housing projects. Enjoy a delicious luncheon before her presentation.
Saturday, March 26, 2016 2:00 P.M.
A. B. Ceder Room,
Members: $20.00, Non-members: $30.00
Pre-registration and pre-payment are
required.
Some great points here. It's often disturbing knowing how many people sign things they don't understand the implications of. I like this theme just fine. It feels very spacious. Thanks for sharing
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