sustaining the future preserving the past - Cleveland Museum of ...

32
Haile-Selassie, Y. The discovery and interpretation of
“Kadanuumuu”: a 3.6 million-years-old partial skeleton of
Australopithecus afarensis. Curator’s Forum, The Cleveland
Museum of Natural History; 2011; Cleveland (OH).
Haile-Selassie, Y. Geological age determination of ancient human
ancestors. Yale/MIT Clubs of Cleveland; 2011 May 18; Cleveland
(OH).
Haile-Selassie, Y. Long before the tool-makers: taxonomy and
evolution of early Australopithecus. Colloque International:
“Les premiers peuplements préhistoriques sur les différents
continents;” Institut de Paleontologie Humaine; 2010 June; Paris,
France.
Haile-Selassie, Y. Recent fossil finds from Ethiopia: “The Cradle
of Humanity;” Institute for the Science of Origins, Case Western
Reserve University; 2010; Cleveland (OH).
Haile-Selassie, Y. Earliest Hominids from Ethiopia. Center for
Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny (CARTA),
University of California, San Diego. A Public Symposium; 2010
Oct 1; San Diego (CA).
Haile-Selassie, Y. “Kadanuumuu”: a new early hominid
partial skeleton from Woranso-Mille, Ethiopia. Association of
Paleoanthropology and Archaeology in Ethiopia (APAE); 2010;
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
Haile-Selassie, Y. The Discovery of “Kadanuumuu” and its
significance in early human evolutionary studies. Mekelle
University; 2010; Mekelle, Ethiopia.
Hannibal, J.T. Characterization of warping marble in New
Orleans’s cemeteries. 47th Forum on the Geology of Industrial
Minerals; 2011 May15–17; Champaign (IL).
Hannibal, J.T. The Commodore Perry Statue: history and
weathering of Ohio’s first monumental marble sculpture and the
timing of the nineteenth-century realization that marble statuary
weathers outdoors. Geological Society of America Northeastern
& North-Central Sections Joint Meeting; 2011 March 20–22;
Pittsburgh (PA).
Hannibal, J.T. Deciphering the early history of building-stone use
in the big city: the example of Cleveland. Geological Society of
America Northeastern & North-Central Sections Joint Meeting;
2011 March 20–22; Pittsburgh (PA).
Hannibal, J.T., Greb, S.F., and Chesnut, D.R. A large
myriacantherpestid archipolypod from Kentucky and its defensive
mechanisms. Geological Society of America South-Central
Section Meeting; 2011 April 28–29; New Orleans (LA).
Hannibal, J.T., and May, W.J. The first new genera of
invertebrates identified from the famous vertebrate locality of
Richards Spur, Oklahoma: millipeds (Diplopoda) with affinities
to Carboniferous forms. Geological Society of America Annual
Meeting; 2010 Oct 31–Nov 3; Denver (CO).
Hannibal, J.T., and Saja, D.B. Stones for a monument: geological
aspects of the rehabilitation of the Cuyahoga County Soldiers’
and Sailors’ Monument in Cleveland, Ohio, USA. 20th General
Meeting of the International Mineralogical Association; 2010 Aug
21–27; Budapest, Hungary.