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Pumpkins, ghosts and witches are up and down our streets...so it must be fall! We are excited to release our Fall series of Lectures and Events for the Stanford Chapter of AIA. We hope you will be able to join us as we delve into the past...and bring some friends!
AIA National Archaeology Day - Saturday, October 21
Join us for a tour of the Stanford Museum collection.
Egyptian & Classical (11 am); Chinese (1 pm)
with Dr. Patrick Hunt
Meet in the front lobby of the Cantor Museum
Free and open to the public.
The Musician's Life: Interpreting the Pitsa Cave Sacrifice Painting AIA Kress Alumni Lecture
Dr. Nikolaos Xanthoulis is a music researcher with the Greek National Opera and Academy of Athens.
Join us for a tour of the Stanford Museum collection.
Dr. Nikolaos Xanthoulis is a music researcher with the Greek National Opera and Academy of Athens. 
Professor Paul Scotton, California State University, Long Beach will share his work in Ancient Corinth. 
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