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Photo: M. N. Zedeño with Prof. Meltzer, organizers, and presenters, SAA 2025 (missing in the photo: UA Prof. Emeritus Vance Holliday)

Nieves Zedeño and Francois Lanoe present at the Fryxell Award Session, Society for American Archaeology Annual Meeting, Denver

May 5, 2025
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Museum Roundtable

Museum Roundtable

April 4, 2025
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Photo above is from the roundtable, "“Culture” Clash: Archaeological and Ethnographic Approaches to Identity Classification in Museums" Chair: Faraz Saberi; Roundtable Participants (photo right to left): Faraz Saberi (PhD Minor, Anthropology), Kathryn MacFarland (PhD 2017), Ethan Cohen (SoA Undergraduate), Antonio Moreno (BA 2023), and Diane Austin (SoA Director)

NSF Engineering Project Poster

April 4, 2025

BARA participated in planning and sponsoring the Second Blackfoot Archaeology Conference “Ksaahkommitapii: Spirit of The Ground” (Lethbridge, Alberta, May 9-11, 2024)

May 24, 2024

Dr. Mamadou Baro and Dr. Mette Brogden Collaborate with Ghanaian Traditional Leaders at the SfAA 84th Annual Meeting

April 24, 2024

François Lanoë and Nieves Zedeño have a new publication: “Genomic analyses correspond with deep persistence of peoples of Blackfoot Confederacy from glacial times”

April 24, 2024

François Lanoë and Nieves Zedeño Awarded NEH Grant for Boarding School Research

April 24, 2024
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