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54:34 Fifty Years an Anthropologist Fifty Years an Anthropologist	Fifty Years an Anthropologist cfmilligan tonga anthropology darwin chico cruise anthropologists war king kingdom charlie science tongue 4th tourism smithsonian island earth lecture ship zealand From Colleen Milligan 0 likes 13 plays 0
17:28 Resist Today, Persist Tomorrow Resist Today, Persist Tomorrow	Resist Today, Persist Tomorrow Aurea Bolanos Perea M.A. Candidate, Chico State Department of Political Science President, Council of Graduate Students Area Bolanos Perea identifies herself as an immigrant, a feminist, and a… population stereotype insignificant philosophical terminology concepts in physics immigrant single parent household ship institute school types institutes personal development story accomplish psychology motherhood expectations emotions graduate students injustice persist war difficult warrior family majority–minority relations parenting moment persist hard president opportunity identity women social concepts feel insignificant remember institute support group types of organization thought remind political philosophy demography sociology of culture childhood From Jeff Layne 0 likes 82 plays 0
01:11:28 Undersea Living, Saturation Diving and… Undersea Living, Saturation Diving and Discovering Roman and Greek Shipwrecks	Undersea Living, Saturation Diving and Discovering Roman and Greek Shipwrecks Dr. Ian Koblick Alumnus, CSU, Chico Ian Koblick’s presentation focuses on his fascinating career as an undersea resident, aquanaut, explorer, author, marine consultant, and technical… underwater diving procedures oceanography computer science habitat italian diaspora harbor island former spanish colonies submarine nautical terms submarines exploration pressure vessels island countries ship types sonar decompression archaeologist ultrasound ships From Jeff Layne 0 likes 48 plays 0
44:02 Maritime Navigation and the Archaeology of… Maritime Navigation and the Archaeology of Shipwrecks	Maritime Navigation and the Archaeology of Shipwrecks Dr. Thomas Layton Faculty, San Jose State University Dr. Layton tells a fascinating story about how his study of Pomo Indian settlements in Mendocino County in California led to research about the… ship construction cargo museology biodegradable materials sailing ship components indian coastal geography ship types archaeologist stone age textile industry shipwrecks cultural anthropology From Jeff Layne 0 likes 24 plays 0