Open Access Journal: AIA New York Society Newsletter

AIA New York Society Newsletter

Past issues of our biannual newsletter can be downloaded here. Current members receive copies of the latest issue in the mail every winter and fall.
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January 2020 Issue

• THE PRESIDENT’S LETTER: New Year and New Beginnings (Jeffrey Lamia)
• AIA-NY Society Scholars, 2019–20 Announced
• AIA-NY Society Scholars’ Research (Kelly McLafferty, Max Meyer, Christina Stefanou, and Dylan G.Winchell)
• ARCE: For New York’s “Ancient” Organizations, Entwined Pasts Become Present (Louise Bertini)

September 2019 Issue

• THE PRESIDENT’S LETTER: Frontiers: Lucius Aelius, Scotland and Layers of Time (Jeffrey Lamia)
• Guardamar del Segura, Spain (Heidi James-Fisher)
• Dr. Larissa Bonfante: Etruscans on Morningside Heights (Edward Krowitz and Jeffrey Lamia)
• New AIA-NYS Scholarships
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January 2019 Issue

• THE PRESIDENT’S LETTER: Understanding & Method: Archaeology and History (Jeffrey Lamia)
• Heritage Matters: Afghanistan (Heidi James-Fisher)
• NYC Archaeological Repository: The Nan A. Rothschild Research Center (Amanda Sutphin)
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September 2018 Issue

• THE PRESIDENT’S LETTER:  Life on the Frontier – Past and Present (Jeffrey Lamia)
• Mapping Magan (Eli Dollarhide)
• Excavations at Coriglia
 and the Necropoli Crocifisso del Tufo,
 Summer 2018 (Tina Bekkali-Poio)
• AIA Fellowships, Grants, and Scholarships
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January 2018 Issue

• THE PRESIDENT’S LETTER:  Winter – Archaeological Exploration (Jeffrey Lamia)
• Finding North American Artifacts on Social Media (Acacia Berry)
• Contemporary Applications of Radiocarbon Dating in Archaeology (Joseph Schuldenrein)
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September 2017 Issue

• THE PRESIDENT’S LETTER:  Discovery! Archaeological Discovery! (Jeffrey Lamia)
• Report from Geneva: The Repatriation of a Roman Sarcophagus
 (Heidi James-Fisher)
• Waldbaum Scholarship Report: Field School at Hadrian’s Villa, Summer 2017
 (Nathan Katkin)
• LiDAR and the Revolution in Archaeological Remote Sensing (Joseph Schuldenrein)
• Something Fishy in Tunisia (Elizabeth Bartman)
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January 2017 Issue

• THE PRESIDENT’S LETTER: Ringing in an Exciting New Year! (Jeffrey Lamia)
• Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
 (Joseph Schuldenrein)
• New Publication of Note
• Schnaderbeck’s Lager Cellar: A Glimpse into Brooklyn’s Beer-Brewing Past
 (Celia Bergoffen)
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September 2016 Issue

• THE PRESIDENT’S LETTER: A New Lecture Season, and a Changing of the Guard (Paula Kay Lazrus)
• New Treats for Egyptologists in New York
• Hunter College Bloom Scholars Cohort in Greece
 (Robert Koehl)
• Umm al-Aqarib: Excavations in an Ancient Sumerian City
 (Haider Oraibi Almamori)
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January 2016 Issue

• THE PRESIDENT’S LETTER: Our Lectures Will Take You Around the Globe (Paula Kay Lazrus)
• New York Society Initiates A Field Work Scholarship
• Discovering Homo naledi: A First-Hand Account of an Extraordinary Find (Hannah Morris)
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September 2015 Issue

• THE PRESIDENT’S LETTER: A Busy Year Ahead! (But Busy in a Good Way) (Paula Kay Lazrus)
• Mapping Mesopotamian Monuments (Zainab Bahrani)
• 4,000 Years Under The Volcano: Archaeological Excavation at Stromboli (Sara T. Levi, with contributions by Sabina Slade, Vlora Gerguri, Brian Edwards, and Valerie Long)
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