A Roman gladiatorial spectacle of magnificent proportions
Lecture Program
During the academic year, our society offers and co-sponsors a rich program of archaeological lectures. All lectures are free and open to the public. Below you can see the upcoming lectures for this semester. Please visit our Lecture Archive (under Lectures) for past lectures.
The integration of video games as educational tools has opened new horizons in the teaching methodologies of history and archaeology. This co-authored talk, presented by Dr. Futrell (Associate Professor of History) and Dr. Stephan (Associate Professor of Practice, Classics), explores the innovative use of popular video games as pedagogical tools in higher education. Dr. Futrell will initiate the... Read More
Lecture Archive
The Tucson AIA Society has kept an active annual program since the early days of its foundation. In this part of the website, our goal is to provide an updated archive of past lecture series. If, by any chance, you have a copy of an announcement prior to 1998, please contact us (hasakie@email.arizona.edu) so that we can update our archive.