Dirty Politics: Archaeology and the 2016 Election

Indiana Jones: Myth, Reality and 21st Century Archaeology

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It’s an election year in the U.S. and many are anxiously wondering what November will bring. While the presidential race is in full swing (or sling—and you thought OUR jobs were dirty!) archaeologists, like the rest of the nation, are wondering whether the new president will REPresent their values or DEMonstrate a commitment to their goals. The past is a hot topic in the political realm right now: even as archaeology, along with other science, funding has been systematically cut and undermined by proposed legislation, representatives from both sides are calling upon visions of the past to inspire and influence the voters. Join us tonight as Dr. Schuldenrein discusses whether the current political climate can Make Archaeology Great Again or if the future will trump the past. And May the Odds Be Ever in Our Favor.

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