Department of Anthropology Events
Archaeology Brown Bag Lecture Series (VIRTUAL)
“Fragmented Reality – Pottery and Agency at Tell Hadidi.” by Dr. Jocelyn Boor, Lecturer, Department of Art History and the Classics Program, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
October 23, 2020
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Link will be provided on morning of event
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Event Calendar
- October
- October 23Center for Southeast Asian Studies Friday Forum Lecture Series"Trust, Theft, and Risk in Jakarta " by Doreen Lee12:00 PM, Online
- October 23Archaeology Brown Bag Lecture Series (VIRTUAL)“Fragmented Reality – Pottery and Agency at Tell Hadidi.” by Dr. Jocelyn Boor, Lecturer, Department of Art History and the Classics Program, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee12:00 PM, Online
- October 23Irma Velásquez Nimatuj: Un enfoque indígena a la actual ‘crisis’ de inmigraciónThe second of two talk on the resistances and challenges of the contemporary Maya.3:00 PM, Online
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