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Backdirt is the newsletter of the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology at UCLA.
Published biannually in the Fall and Spring. For a paper copy, write to ioapubs@ucla.edu
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Spring/Summer 2001 Detecting Nuragic Placesby Emma Blake Research on the spatial arrangements of Bronze-Age monuments reveals an unusual conformity in the placement of towers and tombs |
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Faculty Profile: Cecelia Klein Q & A with Professor of Art History |
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Considering Pompeian House Contents by Penelope M. Allison An excerpt from the introduction to a book/CD-ROM volume, Pompeian Households: An Analysis of the Material Culture, to be published in 2003 |
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Tracking Maya Regional Organization by Samuel V. Connell Newly rediscovered Maya center may provide answers in debate over the nature of Maya regional political organization |
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Remembering James Deetz by Merrick Posnansky “A brilliant man who made everything seem fun, exciting, interesting, and simple” was world’s leading historical achaeologist |
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Director's Message by Richard M. Leventhal Upcoming 15-year review will undoubtedly confirm the Institute’s strengths |
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Rock Art Archive by Audrey Kopp Fieldwork Documenting the Little Lake Rock Art Complex Continues |
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