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Damien Marken, instructor of anthroplogy, and 25 anthropology students were inducted this spring into Lambda Alpha National Collegiate Honor Society in Anthropology, Zeta Chapter of Pennsylvania.Â
The reception included a welcome from Dean Brown of the College of Liberal Arts. Marken has was invited to give the invited lecture “Cities of the Tropical Forest: Archaeology and Culture History of Classic Maya of El Perú-Waka’, Petén, Guatemala.”
Although many of their cities remain shrouded beneath a dense jungle canopy, Classic Maya capitals represent one of the great indigenous urban traditions of the Americas. Since 2003, ongoing archaeological investigation of the ruins of El Perú-Waka’, a major political capital in the regional dynastic struggles of the Classic Maya lowlands, are continuing to advance our understanding of the Maya urban form and social organization.
Marken presented the results of these investigations at El PerĂş and its hinterlands, with a focus on recent and upcoming (summer 2016) studies of how patterns of land-use and settlement created an urban landscape that endured for nearly six centuries.Â
Marken mentors and collaborates with anthropology students at this famous Maya archaeological site, including Erika Maxson in summer 2015 and summer 2016, and Kristi Gift, Emily Haney, and Zachary Cooper in summer 2016.Â
Lambda Alpha Inductees
Marissa K. Weaver
Alexandra C. Wheatley
Katlyn M. Rowe
Megan S. Shay
Alina K. Allgyer
Alisia M. Drayton
Jessica E. Vickers
Keelan McDonald
Theodora Baranowski
Savanah Dakos
Maggie Fenstermaker
Felicia Karns    Â
Amanda N. Rose
Anne Snyder
Amanda Tucker
Kristi L. Gift
Austin L. Hughes
Anthony M. Rivellini
Rachel E. Green
Facia N. Sirleaf Â
Lydia M. Stebbins
Andrew J. Barrow
Emily Grace Haney
Michael G. Hollar
Jessica Amato
Faith Warner, professor of anthropology, is advisor for Lambda Alpha Zeta of Pennsylvania.
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Lambda Alpha line, Fall 2014
Sisters (left to right): Aimee Rodas, Allie Garcia, Caroline Delgado, Elainy Lopez, Clarisa Torres, Mary Mikule, Rose Montonchaikul, Sylvia Gonzales