I’ll be giving a talk today at noon at the University of Michigan Museum of Anthropological Archaeology. The talk will take place in the Ruthven Museum of Natural History, Room 2009. If you attend, you’ll also get to hear from fellow archaeologist Bree Doering about her Alaskan adventures and obsession with salmon. It’s guaranteed* to be a fun time!
*As long as you’re super into fish and fragmentary human skeletal remains.
Who said retired people can't have adventures?
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