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Institute for the Study of American Cultures : ウィキペディア英語版 | Institute for the Study of American Cultures The Institute for the Study of American Cultures or ISAC is a defunct organization devoted to the study of pre-Columbian contact between the Old and New Worlds. Although as an organization it did not espouse any particular theory, it was strongly oriented in a general way toward a hyperdiffusionist view that pre-Columbian contact had been extensive. It was greatly influenced by the work of Barry Fell. ISAC was founded by Dr. Joseph B. Mahan, a professional anthropologist whose career was primarily devoted to work in museums.〔[http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/index.php?pid=31125 Announcement of appointment of Dr. Mahan〕 Headquartered in Columbus, Georgia, its activities consisted of holding an annual conference and of publishing books advocating the hyperdiffusionist view. ISAC continued holding annual conferences after the death of its founder and President Dr. Mahan in 1995. The 30th Anniversary Conference was celebrated in 2003. Currently, ISAC's collection is housed at the Archives Department of Columbus State University in Columbus, Georgia. Organizations with similar perspectives whose memberships overlapped that of ISAC are the Midwest Epigraphic Society and the Epigraphic Society. ==External links==
*(Columbus State University Archives ) *(Defunct ISAC website available on Wayback Machine's web archive ) *(Epigraphic Society )
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