The Archaeology Channel International Film and Video Festival July 13-17, 2004, McDonald Theatre, Eugene, Oregon, USA   Exploring the human cultural legacy on screen!

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McDonald Theatre

• Five days of juried films and videos on archaeological and indigenous topics:
  Tuesday evening, July 13
  Wednesday evening, July 14
  Thursday evening, July 15
  Friday evening, July 16
  Saturday morning and afternoon, July 17
  
  
Awards banquet Saturday evening, July 17


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• Festival Mission: To exhibit for our audience the wonderful diversity of human cultures past and present in the exploration of our place in history and in our world. To promote the genre and the makers of film and video productions about archaeology and indigenous peoples.
  
  
• Films selected for screening include:
  (To view film clips, click on film title)
  
  Alexandria—Center of Knowledge (Germany) TANGRAM Christian Bauer Filmproduktion/PIXCOM Productions
  Bilad Chinqit—The Land of Chinguetti (Italy) Studio Film TV
  Ephesus—Metropolis of the Ancient World (Austria) Interspot
  A Forgotten Place: the History of an Abandoned Farming Community (USA) Thomas Carr
  Guardians of Angkor (USA) Live Art International/Dean Love
  Guardians of a Legacy (USA) Black Cat Productions
  The House of Julius Polybius in Pompeii (Italy) Altair 4 Multimedia S.R.L.
  Iraq's Lost Treasure (USA) Jason Williams, National Geographic Film & Television, USA
  Kurtal - Snake Spirit (Australia) Nicole Ma
  The Mummies of Taklamakan (France) Gedeon Programmes
  The Mystery of Chaco Canyon (USA) Anna Sofaer, The Solstice Project
  Sagalassos, the Forgotten City (Belgium) Philippe Axell
  Sastun: My Apprenticeship with a Maya Healer (USA/Belize) Guido Verweyen and Eva Langsdorff
  Searching for Blue (Peru) Fernando Valdivia, Pedro Noguchi
  Secrets of the Dead: Search for the First Human (USA) JWM Productions
  The Splendor of Rome (Italy) Franco Porcarelli - RAI International
  Time Team—Garden Secrets (UK) Videotext Communications
  Tonto (USA) Camera One
  Tubabs in Africa (USA) Michael Ford
  
  
• Keynote speakers will be Dr. Jane Waldbaum, President of the Archaeological Institute of America, and Dr. David Hurst Thomas of the American Museum of Natural History.
  
  
Associated activities will include guided trips to nearby archaeological sites, a BLM Project Archaeology workshop for teachers, the Symposium on Heritage Film, children's activities, and other hands-on opportunities.

Children's Program

Project Archaeology Teacher Workshop (Deadline Extended!)

Symposium on Heritage Film

Willamette National Forest Scenic Heritage Tours

• Ticket Prices:
  
  5-day film and video theater package, July 13-17 @ $29.00 each
  1-day theater ticket Tuesday evening, July 13 @ $6.00
  1-day theater ticket Wednesday evening, July 14 @ $6.00
  1-day theater ticket Thursday evening, July 15@ $6.00
  1-day theater ticket, Friday evening, July 16 @ $6.00
  1-day theater ticket, Saturday, all-day, July 17 @ $10.00
  
  Tickets may be purchased at the door or reserved in advance. To reserve tickets or ask questions, please e-mail arlegin@aol.com.