“Ancient Mesoamerica,” the premier scholarly journal in the Mesoamerican art history and archeology fields, has published the co-authored paper of art history professor Dr. Billie Follensbee and Loyola University anthropology professor Dr. Philip Arnold. The paper, titled “Early Formative Anthropomorphic Figurines from La Joya, Southern Veracruz, Mexico,” is Follensbee’s … [Read more...] about Books, publications on tap for art history professor
Art history professor, Dr. Billie J. Follensbee, has been awarded the prestigious Dumbarton Oaks One-Month Post-Doctoral Research Stipend, set to begin in March 2015, to support her sabbatical project, “The Paraphernalia, Practices, and Social and Ritual Significance of Fishing in Early Mesoamerica.” Stipend is one of top awards in field Dumbarton Oaks, a Washington, D.C., … [Read more...] about Art history professor awarded prestigious stipend for Mesoamerican research