Dr. Grace Lloyd Bascopé

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  Grace Bascope, PhDProject Director 3537 Lafayette WayDallas, TX 75230(972) 386-0711
  
  Email Grace at gbascope@airmail.net

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  Dr. Grace Bascopé

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  BoilerStation - Purdue University News, Sports, and... - [Cached Version]
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  A photography exhibit featuring Purdue staff member Becky Watson's documentation of Mayan Indian life based on her work with the Mayan Research Program and anthropologist Grace Bascope at Texas University.Donations for photo sponsorship are being accepted in advance.

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  Grace Bascope, PhD 3537 Lafayette Way Dallas, TX 75230 (972) 386-0711
  
  Email Grace at gbascope@airmail.net

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  Published on: 2/19/2008    Last Visited: 8/7/2008  

  Grace Bascope, who was the coordinator for the Maya Research Program, a field school that provides real-world experience for excavation in Belize, Mexico, resigned this summer, Leatham said.

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  Field Schools and Scheduled Excavations in Central... - [Cached Version]
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  MRP joins TCU in supporting this program, led by Cultural Anthropologist, Grace Bascopé, who has worked in the community for more than a decade.

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  Grace Bascopé, Ph.D. (Dallas, Texas)
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  Dr. Grace Bascopé - Project Director (Dallas, Texas)
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  Dr. Grace Bascopé - Tour Leader

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  Dr. Grace Bascopé
  
  Grace Lloyd Bascopé received her Ph.D. in Medical Anthropology from Southern Methodist University with a specialization in Medical Anthropology. She has taught numerous physical and cultural anthropology courses at Texas Christian University. She has conducted numerous studies in an indigenous community in the central part of the state of Yucatán, México for almost 20 years and ran the TCU ethnographic field school there. She has also worked in Honduras, South America and Jamaica. In Yucatán she worked with David Freidel and the SMU/Selz Foundation when they excavated a portion of the large ancient city of Yaxunah. She is the author of The Household Ecology of Disease Transmission: Childhood Illness in a Yucatán Maya Community and several articles and chapters on her research in Yaxunah.

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  Massage Exchange with a traditional Maya Massage... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/1/2004    Last Visited: 6/2/2005  

  Grace Bascope, a professor of anthropology at TCU and the program leader for two weeks of an anthropological field school with Maya Research Program, introduced me to the dueña, the lady of the house.

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  Maya Massage Exchange - [Cached Version]
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  Grace Bascope, a professor of anthropology at TCU and the program leader for two weeks of an anthropological field school with Maya Research Program, introduced me to the dueña, the lady of the house.

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