Name: Exploring New Children and Camelid Sacrificial Sites in Huanchaco Bay: The Peak of the Iceberg? – Gabriel Prieto
Start: 2020-03-03T17:00:00-05:00
End: 2020-03-03T17:00:00-05:00
Location: Bodwell Area, Collins Center for the Arts

Mar 3

5:00 pm

Exploring New Children and Camelid Sacrificial Sites in Huanchaco Bay: The Peak of the Iceberg? – Gabriel Prieto

Bodwell Area, Collins Center for the Arts University of Maine, Orono

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CONSERVATION PALEOBIOLOGY ON ACADIA’S MOUNTAINS – Caitlin McDonough MacKenzie

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The effect of particle shape on size distribution analysis in the South Pole Ice Core – A. Chesler- Brown Bag Seminar

Episodic Saharan dust events to the European Alps over the past 2000 years – H. Clifford

Analysis of the Historical Incidence of Mid-Autumn Wind Storms in New England – J. Simonson

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Exploring New Children and Camelid Sacrificial Sites in Huanchaco Bay: The Peak of the Iceberg? – Gabriel Prieto