The SCA publishes its first newsletter, In Situ

May 18, 2016

	The first issue of In Situ, a newsletter detailing the activities of the SCA and its members across Harvard in 2015-16, is now available here. Three professors - Peter Der Manuelian, Stephen Mitchell and Laura Nasrallah - detail some of the many ways archaeological research and teaching has developed at Harvard over the last year. And Henry Gruber, a graduate student in History, describes the importance for him of the secondary in Archaeology overseen by the SCA.

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The first issue of In Situ, a newsletter detailing the activities of the SCA and its members across Harvard in 2015-16, is now available here. Three professors - Peter Der Manuelian, Stephen Mitchell and Laura Nasrallah - detail some of the many ways archaeological research and teaching has developed at Harvard over the last year. And Henry Gruber, a graduate student in History, describes the importance for him of the secondary in Archaeology overseen by the SCA.