Location: The Bruce Museum Bantle Lecture Hall
Address: 1 Museum Drive, Greenwich CT
Time: Meetings are always at 8 p.m.
Member Rates: Free to AAG and Bruce Museum members
Non-member rates: $10 for the public at the door
Lecture Series Telephone: (203) 869-0376

The Archaeological Associates of Greenwich (the AAG) has announced a new series of lectures for the Spring of 2011. The programs, featuring noted experts on a variety of archaeological topics, will be held in Bantle Lecture Hall at the Bruce Museum, 1 Museum Drive, Greenwich, Connecticut. Programs are free to AAG and Bruce Museum members and $10 at the door for the public.

Thursday, April 19, at 8 pm. Preserving Archaeological Collections
Speaker:  Nicholas Bellantoni, CT State Archaeologist. Topic: Don't throw away those bizarre artifacts in your basement -- the threat to archaeological collections -- Connecticut and worldwide!

Thursday, May 17th at 8 pm. Ancient Egyptian Mythology
Speaker: Pat Remier. Pat will have just returned with husband Egyptologist Bob Brier from leading a tour to Egypt. Her talk is based on many years of studying and visiting sites in Egypt.

Thursday, June 21, at 8 pm.  Romans and Germania
Speaker: Yale Professor William Whobrey, Lecturer in Germanic Languages and Literatures. Topic: “Romans and Germania.” Professor Whrobrey is well known for leading Yale tours to Germany and focusing on the Roman ruins there as well as the Medieval history of that part of Europe.