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 ARCHAEOLOGY RESEARCH CENTER |
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Awards |
1999-2012: Fourteen years of Award Winning Archaeological Research |
Annually, USC holds the campus-wide Undergraduate Symposium for Scholarly and Creative Work. The Archaeology Research Center is honored to have won a major award at the Symposium each year of its existence. |
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Maya GIS Project Second Place in the 2012 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Anna Bishop |
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Landscapes of Death: GIS-based Analyses of Chullpas in the Western Lake Titicata Basin First Place in the 2011 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Jacob Bongers |
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Archaeology and the Literary narrative: Using Written Language to Understand Material Culture in the Buddhist World Second Place in the 2011 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Parin Patel |
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What is a King to Do: An Investigation of Images of Kingship Honorable Mention in the 2011 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Grant Dixon |
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The Front Lines of Empire: Metal Arrowheads and Projectile Points as Indicators of Social and Political Transformation in the ancient Near East Second Place in the 2011 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Sarah Butler, Renee Duncan-Mestel, Bradford Jackson |
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Iconography of Empire: Figurines from Tell al Judaidah First Place in the 2010 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Sarah Hawley |
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Rome Goes Green: A Study of Glass Recycling in the Ancient Roman Empire Second Place in the 2010 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Lexy Sinnott |
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The Front Lines of Empire: Metal Arrowheads and Projectile Points as Indicators of Social and Political Transformation in the ancient Near East Honorable Mention in the 2010 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Sarah Butler and Tiffany Tsai |
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Bringing the Past to Life: Recreating an Ancient Egyptian Gilding Technique First Place in the 2009 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Jennifer Crawford |
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Illuminating Culture Clash: Material Smashing in Northern Chile Honorable Mention in the 2009 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Jacob Bongers |
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Revolutionizing Research: The Iconography of Empire Second Place and Interdisciplinary Award in the 2008 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Jacob Bongers, Sarah Hawley |
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Rewriting the History of Technology: Unique Proof of Tin Bronze Manufacture Interdisciplinary Award in the 2007 Social Sciences Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Ashley Sands |
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The Spurlock Museum Collection of Cylinder Seals First Place in the 2007 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Kristin Butler, Carly Dykes, Hannah Marcuson, Georgiana Nikias, Ashley Sands |
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Khirbet Mazra'a: The Lost Excavation First Place in the 2006 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Hannah Marcuson, Georgiana Nikias, Kristin Butler |
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The Lost Shawabti: A Scribe's Ancient Egyptian Funerary Figurine Honorable Mention in the 2006 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Georgiana Nikias |
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Andean Dye Project: The Mysteries of Textiles Interdisciplinary Award in the 2006 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Shaun Lea |
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First Place in the 2005 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Marcia Ciccone |
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Written in the Pavement Second Place in the 2005 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Spencer Kassimir and Mu Sun |
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Remains of an Ancient Roman Archive: Tracking Ancient Symbols Second Place in the 2004 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Brett Strom, Spencer Kassimir |
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The City of Troy- Interactive Online Multimedia Research Project First Place in the 2003 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Jonathan Vidar, Trevor Muirhead, Brian Olsen |
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Ancient Opium Consumption and Organic Residue Analysis Honorable Mention in the 2003 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Aaron Bartels |
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Text without Readers: Egyptian Funerary Texts Second Place in the 2003 Social Sciences 1 Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Joel Walton |
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Interpreting Political Power in Iron Age Kingdoms in Anatolia Special Interdisciplinary Award in the 2003 USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Steven Hood |
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Ancient Imports and Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis First Place in the 2002 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Aaron Bartels |
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Iron Working at Kenan Tepe Second Place in the 2002 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Jonathan Schnereger |
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Theories of the Pyramid Texts Honorable Mention in the 2001 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Doran B. Barnes Jr. and Hayley McGuire |
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The Mosaic Restoration Project First Place in the 2001 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Ina Murdock-Santos, Annie Babcock, John Reifler, Kelle Leber, Ryan Gahagan |
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Ancient Andean Textiles- Decorative Paint Exposed First Place Interdisciplinary Award in the 2001 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Marissa Schleicher |
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Royal Representations on USC's Ancient Egyptian Scarabs First Place in the 2000 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Rebecca Zak, Jennifer Campbell, Dara Purvis |
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New Discoveries in Ancient Archives First Place in the 1999 Humanities Division, The USC Undergraduate Research Symposium Amanda Wroblewski and Bekki Singer |
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