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DESCRIPTION:\nWhen and Where: \nFriday, January 10, 2025 10:00 am to Satu
 rday, January 11, 2025 12:30 pm \n Catalyst Centre (Scarborough) \n 1265
  Military Trail \n\nDescription: \nYou are invited to attend the first occ
 asional Gobi-Steppe Neolithic (GSN) Project conference, held at the Unive
 rsity ofToronto Scarborough, January 10-12, 2025.  All are welcome. The 
 goal of this international conference is to introduce new ongoing archaeol
 ogical research in Mongolia and northern China and celebrate more than a d
 ecade of research in Mongolia by the GSN project.  Presentations will focu
 s on foodways, land-use, and human-animal relationships during the Neoli
 thic, Bronze, and Iron Ages.  It will be a special opportunity to networ
 k with international scholars working in East Asian archaeology and learn 
 about recent findings and research directions in Northeast Asia with an em
 phasis on the Neolithic. Presentations will take place 10:00-12:30 and 14:
 00-16:30 Friday, January 10 and 10:00-12:30 on Saturday, January 11 in t
 he Catalyst Centre on the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus (1265 M
 ilitary Trail, Scarborough, ON). Paid parking is available across the st
 reet in Lot G. If you have any inquiries please direct them to conference 
 assistant coordinator Alyson Summers (alyson.summers@mail.utoronto.ca) \n1
 265 Military Trail \n\nCategories \n Conferences \n\nAudiences \n Communit
 yGraduate Students
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LOCATION:1265 Military Trail
SUMMARY:New Frontiers in East Asian Archaeology: Mongolia and Northeast Chi
 na
URL;TYPE=URI:https://www.anthropology.utoronto.ca/events/new-frontiers-east
 -asian-archaeology-mongolia-and-northeast-china
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