Held in conjunction with the exhibition, “Crafting Maya Identity: Contemporary Wood Sculptures from the Puuc Region, Yucatán” Saturday, September 19, 2009, Barsema Hall Main Auditorium, Room 200 College of Business […]
Special issue on ‘History of medicine in the context of Global South’April 2010 We are inviting essays on history of medicine in the context of all the south countries. We […]
Historicizing Citizenship Call for applications CODESRIA/SEPHIS collaborative programme is pleased to announce the sixth session of its Extended Workshop on New Theories and Methods in Social History which is scheduled […]
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July 1-3, 2009 Republic of Palau The Pacific Island Archaeology in the 21st Century: Relevance and Engagement Conference held in the Republic of Palau from July 1-3 aimed to a) […]
The World Archaeological Congress Inter-Congress on Structural Violence was held in Ramallah, Palestine from 8th to 13th August, 2009. There have been reports that WAC banned Israeli archaeologists from attending this Inter-Congress. These reports are untrue.
The World Archaeological Congress Inter-Congress on Structural Violence was held in Ramallah, Palestine from 8th to 13th August, 2009. There have been reports that WAC banned Israeli archaeologists from attending this Inter-Congress. These reports are untrue.
Museums and Restitution Call for papers International Conference 8-9 July 2010, University of Manchester http://www.manchester.ac.uk/museumsandrestitution/ Museums and Restitution is a two-day international conference organised by the Centre for Museology and […]
Dear Friend, You must be aware of our e-magazine “Global South”. This is an online e-magazine launched by the Sephis Foundation in 2004. You can visit us at http://sephisemagazine.org/. For […]
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Kevin O’Dwyer’s sculpture commission to celebrate the Sixth World Archaeology Conference was recently installed on the Belfield campus of University College Dublin. Na Fáná Fuachtmhar- The Cold Hills Na Fáná Fuachtmhar was inspired […]
