International Archaeology Day (IAD) is a celebration of archaeology and its contributions to society.
Events Archive
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Brooks Hall Conference Room (2nd floor)
Inka Landscapes of Power: Sacred Places, Power, and Social Memory
Sponsor: Interdisciplinary Archaeology Program
Sonia Alconini
David A. Harrison III Professor of Archaeology
Chair, Department of Anthropology
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Newcomb Ballroom & South Meeting Room
Majors Fair | UVA Advising
Drop by the 3rd floor of Newcomb Hall to meet with representatives from majors and other programs!
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Zoom
DAACS Conversations
Join DAACS staff and DAACS collaborating scholars for a diverse range of conversations on ground-breaking new research linked to DAACS.
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2nd Floor, 617 W. Main Street
CCL October Open House
Sponsor: UVA School of Architecture, Center for Cultural Landscapes
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New Cabell Hall - Language Commons
MOVE Translate-a-thon
Come together with fellow language enthusiasts for a live, in-person translation event!
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UVA Lawn
Shakespeare on the Lawn's "King Lear"
A production of Shakespeare on the Lawn, this classic tragedy combines great character work, music, and staging. As with all Shakespeare on the Lawn shows, admission is free!
Ruth Caplin Theater
Love is the Greater Labyrinth
Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz is a celebrated 17th century Mexican playwright, philosopher, poet, and nun.
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Brooks Hall
3D Archaeology of Archaeology: remote sensing and digital mapping to rediscover the ancient Greek city of Heloros (Sicily)
Heloros, located on Sicily’s Ionian shore, is believed to be the first sub-colony of the Greek city of Syracuse. Despite its historical significance, it remains relatively obscure
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Zoom
DAACS Conversations
Join DAACS staff and DAACS collaborating scholars for a diverse range of conversations on ground-breaking new research linked to DAACS.
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2nd Floor Conference Room, Brooks Hall
Special Brown Bag Event | 3D Archaeology of the Ancient Greek City of Heloros (Sicily)
Heloros, located on Sicily’s Ionian shore, is believed to be the first sub-colony of the Greek city of Syracuse.