Anthropology Senior Thesis Symposium Winter 2014--Session 4
Автор: BYU Department of Anthropology
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This is the fourth session of our second semi-annual Senior Thesis Symposium in the BYU Department of Anthropology. This symposium provides and opportunity for seniors in our department to present the results of their senior thesis research. The papers in this session include:
Britten Harmon - What Can David Teach Goliath? What Large Museums Can Learn From Daughters of Utah Pioneer Micro-Museums
Jaclyn Brim and Heather White - A Typology of Fremont Worked Shards
Dustin Wurtz and Mary West - Legend of the Communal Structure: Plant Remains Found in the Floor Zones of Structures at Wolf Village
Mariana L.F. Castro - Mapping Value in the Archaeological Context
Discussant: Jim Allison (Dept. of Anthropology)
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