Vol. 44 / No. 2
By: Beebe Bahrami
An Enduring Legacy: Robert L. Trescher Crafted the Modern Museum: Portrait
Robert L. Trescher, Esq., opened many doors for individuals and institutions through-out his life. So it is entirely appropriate that his name is honored at […]
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By: Beebe Bahrami
From the Editor – Winter 2002
I am deeply honored and delighted to be Expedition’s new editor and to help fulfill Expedition’s mission of advancing our […]
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Vol. 45 / No. 1
By: Beebe Bahrami
The Modern Celts of Northern Spain
When I Boarded the bus in Ferrol, Galicia, I asked the driver in Spanish, “Is this the bus to Cedeira?” […]
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Vol. 45 / No. 2
By: Beebe Bahrami and Naomi F. Miller
Of Wives and Men: Two Debuts from the 12th Philadelphia International Film Festival: Film & Culture
MONDAYS IN THE SUN/ LOS LUNES EN EL SOL SPAIN, 2003, 113 MINUTES DIRECTED BY FERNANDO LEON DE ARANOA. WRITTEN BY […]
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By: Beebe Bahrami
From the Editor
In this issue, we explore the Americas with features that reflect the changes in archaeology and anthropology from the nineteenth […]
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By: Beebe Bahrami
From the Editor – Spring 2004
Key to understanding shamanism is recognizing that it is as much a technique as it is a worldview. What makes […]
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By: Greg Borgstede, Beebe Bahrami and Vanessa Smith
The Maya, Pashtun, and Egypt: Book News & Reviews
The Maya (seventh edition) The Maya (seventh edition) by Michael D. Coe (New York: Thames and Hudson, 2005). 272 pp., 186 illus, […]
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Vol. 48 / No. 1
By: Beebe Bahrami
Bear Daughter: Book News & Reviews
Bear Daughter by Judith Berman (New York: Ace Books, 2005). 422 pp., paper $16.00 ISBN 0441013228. Reviewed by Beebe Bahrami, a […]
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Vol. 55 / No. 2
By: Beebe Bahrami
Past/Present – Overwhelmed by Time
A big part of the magic of visiting a museum or archaeological site is the feeling of time shifting, of […]
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