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DENVER SOCIETY
UPCOMING LECTURES at the LODO Tattered Cover
Bookstore (see directions and parking information below):
Sunday, March 9, 2008: 2:00pm
Dr. Albert Leonard, University of Arizona, Classics and Near Eastern Studies: Le Cordon Bleu (London) and Culinary Institute of America (Napa Valley):
“New Bottles – Old Wine”
Wine expert or archaeologist? Dr. Leonard is both, and will weave these two topics into a discussion that is fascinating for all. With a background in Mediterranean excavations and the culinary arts, this will surely be a presentation with a new twist!
NEW DATE: Sunday, April 6, 2008 at 2:00pm
Dr. Robert
Hohlfelder, Department of History, Ancient Maritime History and Archaeology, University of Colorado:
"Poseidon's Deepest Secrets: A Shipwreck Survey off Southern Crete, 2007"
As a maritime archaeologist, Dr. Hohlfelder has been involved with numerous archaeological expeditions throughout the Mediterranean. Come along as Dr. Hohlfelder takes us on an underwater journey in search of a shipwreck in the deep waters off the coast of Greece.
LECTURE LOCATION:
TATTERED COVER BOOKSTORE IN LODO
1668 16th Street, Downtown Denver at 16th and Wynkoop
Books related to lecture topics will be available for purchase. All AIA lectures are free and open to the public. Bring a friend along to share in these outstanding and informative lectures.
PARKING on the Street is FREE on Sundays.
Paid parking is available 1/2 block further east on Wynkoop.
Please contact (303) 488-3623 for more
information.
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