At History's Dawn: The Impact of European Culture on Native Americans in the Midwest
Foellinger Auditorium
South End of the Quadrangle
Historians and archaeologists have long been fascinated by the period 1400-1700 in the midwest. Native American and European contact caused social reorganization that brought about cultural and demographic change. The symposium will present current archaeological and historical research to examine this crucial period.
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In conjunction with: Department of Anthropology, Department of French, Department of Geography, Department of History, Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Program on Ancient Technologies and Archaeological Materials, Museum of Natural History, World Heritage Museum, The University of Illinois Press, Illinois Humanities Council, George A. Miller Committee
Keynote Speaker
Curator of Southeast United States Archaeology, Peabody Museum, Harvard University
Department of Anthropology, University of Illinois at Chicago
Curator of Archaeology, Cincinnati Museum of Natural History
Curator in Great Lakes Archaeology, Michigan State University
Chief Archaeologist, Illinois Historic Preservation Agency
Professor, Luther College in Iowa
Professor and Curator, Pennsylvania State University
Department of Anthropology, Northwestern University