CCSPA Presents: Mind Walks: Ichthyology: Fish and Fish Bones with Dr. Azevedo

CCSPA Presents: Mind Walks: Ichthyology: Fish and Fish Bones with Dr. Terry Joslin Azevedo

https://centralcoastparks.org/ichthyology-fish-and-fish-bones/

Thursday, July 24th, 6:00 PM

Description: Join us at Oak and Otter Brewing Company to learn more about ichthyology: the study of fish! Dr. Terry Joslin Azevedo is going to chat with us about fish, fish bones, and archaeological happenings around the Central Coast. We would love to have you for a night of drinks, fun, and fish!

About the Presenter: Dr. Terry Joslin Azevedo is a principal at Central Coast Archaeological Research Consultants who studies fish bone taxonomic identification and analysis. Her research interests are hunter-gatherer ecology and long-term human-coastal interactions on the central California coast and California’s Channel Islands. Terry received her Bachelor’s of Science in Anthropology and Geography from Cal Poly, before getting a Master’s and PhD in Anthropology from UC Santa Barbara.

Location: Oak & Otter Brewing Company 181 Tank Farm Rd #110, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401

Time: The presentation begins promptly at 6:00 pm.

Mind Walks: https://centralcoastparks.org/mind-walks/

"Welcome to the Mind Walks Lecture Series! The Mind Walks program, founded by Ray Easton, has been hosted in person for several years in Morro Bay from January to March in collaboration with California State Parks. During COVID, CCSPA and CA State Parks continued these programs virtually as Virtual Mind Walks. COVID gave us the opportunity to expand our topics, audience and speakers as we offered free, online programming opportunities all year long from 2020 to 2022. In 2025, we will host quarterly lectures both in-person and virtually. In-person presentations will take place in San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, and South County locations and virtual presentations will be hosted via Zoom.

Mind Walks feature a variety of subjects from experts covering topics aimed at stretching the mind of the avid lifelong learner. This lecture series offers monthly educational opportunities devoted to recreational, natural, and cultural history topics as they relate to the Central Coast. The Mind Walks Program is underwritten by the Thomas E. and Mary Kathryn Eltzroth fund and supported by the Central Coast State Parks Association.

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