DeeAnne Wymer's guest appearances

DeeAnne Wymer

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Tonight's guest has her lab and field work frequently cited in the major compilations on Ohio's Hopewell studies. DR. DEE ANNE WYMER is our guest, and what better way to usher in the Christmas season than to discuss the enigmatic, multi-component SNAKE DEN and BROWN'S BOTTOM sites and learn about PALEOETHNOBOTONY. Dee Anne is going to give us her interpretations of the ceremonial use of plants. She has worked in other river valleys of Ohio as well as the Nile--yeah that one. She is also very active with the Susquehanna River Archaeological Center, which focuses on the Iroquois. When she is not in the field, she is a professor of anthropology at Bloomsburg University. Please join us and learn from the best.http://sracenter.org

Tonight's guest has her lab and field work frequently cited in the major compilations on Ohio's Hopewell studies. DR. DEE ANNE WYMER is our guest, and what better way to usher in the Christmas season than to discuss the enigmatic, multi-component SNAKE DEN and BROWN'S BOTTOM sites and learn about PALEOETHNOBOTONY. Dee Anne is going to give us her interpretations of the ceremonial use of plants. She has worked in other river valleys of Ohio as well as the Nile--yeah that one. She is also very active with the Susquehanna River Archaeological Center, which focuses on the Iroquois. When she is not in the field, she is a professor of anthropology at Bloomsburg University. Please join us and learn from the best.<a href="http://sracenter.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://sracenter.org</a>

Adventures in Paleoethnobotany with Dr DeeAnne Wymer

Mark Eddy

Tonight's guest has her lab and field work frequently cited in the major compilations on Ohio's Hopewell studies. DR. DEE ANNE WYMER is our guest, and what better way to usher in the Christmas season than to discuss the enigmatic, multi-component SNAKE DEN and BROWN'S BOTTOM sites and learn about PALEOETHNOBOTONY. Dee Anne is going to give us her interpretations of the ceremonial use of plants. She has worked in other river valleys of Ohio as well as the Nile--yeah that one. She is also very active with the Susquehanna River Archaeological Center, which focuses on the Iroquois. When she is not in the field, she is a professor of anthropology at Bloomsburg University. Please join us and learn from the best. <a href="http://sracenter.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://sracenter.org</a>

Night-Light with host Mark Eddy and Guest Dr DeeAnne Wymer