The Japanese American National Museum, 369 East First St. in L.A.’s Little Tokyo, will host Dr. Bonnie Clark, associate professor of anthropology, who will lead a talk about the University of Denver Amache project at 2 p.m. This project is dedicated to researching, preserving and interpreting the tangible history of Amache. Clark will discuss how archaeology is revealing the rich material resources of the site. Research on these remains yields surprising details about daily life in the wartime concentration camp formerly known as Granada. Info: (213) 625-0414 or janm.org/events.