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'AZ Speaks' series in Surprise kicks off with talk on archaeology

The 2024 season of AZ Speaks kicks off this month with expanded times and new locations, including evening events at Asante and Surprise Regional libraries.

Experience stories of Arizona history and culture at speaker events presented by the city of Surprise in partnership with Arizona Humanities.

Events are free, but registration is required.

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'AZ Speaks' series in Surprise kicks off with talk on archaeology

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The 2024 season of AZ Speaks kicks off this month with expanded times and new locations, including evening events at Asante and Surprise Regional libraries.

Experience stories of Arizona history and culture at speaker events presented by the city of Surprise in partnership with Arizona Humanities.

Events are free, but registration is required.

The first one is  "Archaeology’s Deep Time Perspective on Environment and Sustainability" with Allen Dart at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 24 at Surprise City Hall, 16000 N. Civic Center Plaza.

Studies of ancient peoples and natural events can help modern society deal with environmental and social change, overpopulation and sustainability.

This presentation looks at the effects of exposure to natural chemical hazards, agricultural techniques, and biological and geological records of past climate and natural disasters.

AZ Speaks is free, but registration is required at surpriseaz.gov/ArtsSignup.

For information, contact the Arts, Culture and Library Department at 623-222-2920.

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