CHAIR YOGA
PRESENTED BY Maria Campbell
WILL RESUME
THURSDAYS at 10 am
SEPTEMBER 7th
Any one, at any level of physical ability,
can practice Kundalini yoga, on a chair or on a mat.
All ages, levels of experience, flexibilities and health
categories are welcomed to chair yoga classes.
FREE program; Seating limited
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FREE PROGRAMS
LIMITED SEATING
SEATING ON A FIRST COME,
FIRST SERVED BASIS
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September 9 at 2:00 pm
Medicine in Ancient Egypt, Part II
The Dead Really Do Tell Tales
Presenter: Stephen “Dr. Steve” Phillips, Ph.D.
University of Pennsylvania
Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
After a brief review of his first program, Part II of this richly illustrated presentation takes us behind the scenes on a modern archaeology dig in Egypt, where we examine several actual cases from Dr. Steve’s recent excavations in the vast cemeteries surrounding the Great Pyramids and Sphinx.
Did the ancient Egyptians understand human anatomy and did they practice medicine? The answer is yes. Outlined in detail on several surviving ancient Egyptian papyri, surprisingly complex, and perhaps effective medical procedures, uncannily similar to medicine today, provide intriguing evidence as to the skill level of ancient Egypt’s physicians. Highlights include our discovery of ancient Egyptian human skeletal remains that display the successful treatment of serious wounds, as well as direct evidence of diseases still extant in humankind today.
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September 23 at 2:00 pm
The Golden Age:
The Singers & Bands of the 1930s & 1940s
Presenter: Herb Kaufman
The late 1930s through mid-1040s are the “Golden Age of the American Songbook.” This is a nostalgic look at a musical “sentimental journey” back to the singers and big bands that had us “jumpin & jivein” at the theaters, ballrooms and dance halls.
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SEATING ON A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED BASIS
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