Events

Joan Palevsky Lecture- The Brith of the Ancient Greek World: Migration, Urbanisation, and the Emergence of Greekness

Sitta von Reden: Climate Change along the Silk Road?

This paper discusses scholarship on climate-induced landscape transformation in the Tarim Basin (present-day Xinjiang) during the Han period, and puts it in dialogue with other archaeological and historical research.

Cotsen Wednesday Talk- Viking Architecture from the British Isles to Iceland: Exchange, Transatlantic Communities, and Turf Construction with Alex Casteel

Spread and Stack: The Development of the Roman Catholic Church from 33–461 with Gabriel Rossman

Whither Global Antiquity? Retrospection and Future Directions

Whither Global Antiquity? Retrospection and Future Directions, Global Antiquity's second annual symposium, aims to assess the state of ancient studies, its relevance to the Humanities today, and its future directions.

Creating Urban Archaeology: Entanglements of Archaeological Fieldwork, Research Agendas and Geopolitical Developments in the Late Ottoman and Mandate Periods with Rubina Raja

Cotsen Wednesday Talk- Trial by Fire, Floods, and Email in the Cotsen: Public Engagement, Public Scholarship, and Making a Case for Archaeology in 2025 with Jason De León

Pourdavoud Lecture Series- Zoroastrian Hermeneutics in Late Antiquity with Yuhan Vevaina

NELC After Antiquity Graduate Colloquium- A Scholarly Idiom of Sovereignty with Matthew Keegan

Practicing Genealogies of Classicization: Theory, Method, and Making with Anurima Banerji and Brooke Holmes