TAG@Stanford, 1st-3rd May 2009
Created: 5-5-09
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Photogallery: Theoretical archaeological group
It was a nice event. Recently, smiles on the faces of archaeologists have been seen
rarely. But at Stanford there were many faces with the smiles of optimist of coming fresh
air and global changes in our profession.
Thanks to organizers and hosts! I left Stanford really happy and with heart full with
optimism for the future of archaeology. (Lolita Nikolova)
Thank you Camilla!
Karina Croucher is a new favorite of the International Institute of Anthropology
Stella Katsarou-Tzeveleki is also a new favorite of the International Institute of
Anthropology
As at any scholarly meeting, Margaret Conkey (Professor at the University of California) energized the
atmosphere in Stanford, with professionalism during her session and friendly look to all beyond the
sessions.
The torch came from the Columbia University (TAG 1, 2008)
Thank you Professor Hodder for the remarkable event!
Professor Kristiansen, the founder of the European Association of Archaeologists, shared
the enjoyment of the meeting with us.
I could not attend all sessions, so some of the participants like Professor Knapp
and Professor Cherry I was able to meet during the breaks only.
Next year we will be hosted by the Brown University!
Till next year at the Brown University!

External link to US TAG 3 Brown University
at http://proteus.brown.edu/tag2010/Home
Michael Shanks had gradually occupied
the social space of TAG 2 in Stanford
(link to the program). A participant
especially thanked him for his excellent
performance sharing the common
opinion. He is also the new favorite of
the International Institute of Anthropology.
The exhibit was a very essential
complimentary event during the
Meeting.