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Poster for the 21st Annual Tulane Maya Symposium, February 18-20, 2027

Maya Symposium Registration

Price range: $15.00 through $75.00

Twenty-first Annual Tulane Maya Symposium

Great Stories from an Unlikely Place: Sak Nikte’ in the Maya World

February 18–20, 2027


See Saturday Symposium abstracts here.

Saturday Symposium

Saturday, February 20:
– Symposium Presentations (8:00 AM – 4:30 PM)
– Reception (7:00 PM – 9:00 PM)

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Attending a workshop, the Epigraphy Forum, or a free event? Add it below, even if it’s free.

Workshops are $25 (some have limited space). Please register for free events too, so we can order enough food, drinks, and seating for everyone.

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Thursday Workshops

$25.00

Thursday, February 18, 1-3 PM. All workshops are concurrent. Lunch is not provided.
$25 – See the abstracts here.

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Ceramic Analysis, Mobile Mapping

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Friday Workshops

$25.00

Friday, February 19, 1-3 PM. All workshops are concurrent. Lunch is provided from 12 – 1.
$25 – See the abstracts here.

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Sherds to Source, La Corona Panel 2

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Epigraphy Forum: La Corona

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Friday, February 19, 9 AM – 12 PM. Lunch provided.
TMS registrants only.
$0 – See the abstract here.

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Thursday Talk, Exhibition & Reception

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Thursday, February 18, 6 – 8 PM.
Free to the public.
$0 – See the abstract here.

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Friday Keynote Event

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Friday, February 19, 5 – 7:30 PM.
Free to the public.
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TMS Closing Reception

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Saturday, February 20, 7 -9 PM.
TMS Registrants only.
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Since 2002, Tulane University has hosted a multi-day gathering of talks and workshops dedicated to the study of the Maya civilization. Each year, this gathering brings together scholars from a wide range of specialties, including archaeology, art history, cultural anthropology, epigraphy, history, and linguistics, to explore the many facets of this fascinating Mesoamerican culture. By taking a broad approach to the subject matter, we aim to engage experts and newcomers alike.