CENTER FOR
COMPARATIVE ARCHAEOLOGY
University of Pittsburgh
Opening Doors to the Study of Long-Term Social Change
The Center for Comparative Archaeology at the University of Pittsburgh is dedicated to fostering the comparative study of ancient social change world-wide, strengthening connections among an international community of scholars, and supporting the long-term preservation of open-access archaeological data
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Elizabeth Arkush elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Earlier this year, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences announced that 250 outstanding individuals had been elected to join the academy in 2024. The Center for Comparative Archaeology is honored to announce that one of them is CCA's Director: Elizabeth Arkush.
She will be inducted in September along with all other new members, which include four Pitt colleagues, and a range of artists, scholars, scientists and leaders in the public, nonprofit and private sectors.
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