Ulf Schoop (University of Edinburgh)
‘Evil babies, cheese fighting and heavy drinking: the beginnings of social inequality in prehistoric Anatolia’
Ulf Schoop (University of Edinburgh)
‘Evil babies, cheese fighting and heavy drinking: the beginnings of social inequality in prehistoric Anatolia’
Mark Weeden (University of London)
‘Women's agency on hieroglyphic seals and sealings in Late Bronze Age Anatolia’
Susanna Harris (University of Glasgow)
'Textiles of the late Bronze Age – focus on Must Farm'
Fatma Keshk (Freie Universität Berlin)
'Layout and functions of open spaces in Egyptian settlement sites from the Predynastic Period until the end of the Middle Kingdom Period: Archaeological and ethnographic approach'
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Mohamed Kenawi (University of Oxford) |
‘EAMENA in Egypt: The quest for endangered living archaeology’ |
Eberhard Sauer (University of Edinburgh), Jebrael Nokandeh (National Musuem of Iran), Hamid Omrani Rekavandi (Gorgan Wall Base) and Davit Naskidashvili (Tblisi State University)
'The Late Antique world‘s largest fortresses, mountain warfare in the Caucasus and the defence of Sasanian Persia’
Claudia Glatz (University of Glasgow) : ‘Transitional landscapes and borderland communities in the Zagros-Mesopotamian interface’
Thursday 29 November:
5.15pm, Chrystal Macmillan Building, Seminar Room 5.
Professor Ewen Cameron (University of Edinburgh): A Climate of Fear? Scottish Universities and Devolution, 1974-1979.
Thursday 22 November:
5.15pm, Chrystal Macmillan Building, Seminar Room 5.
Lisa Baer (University of Guelph): Coding Gender and Ambition in Early Modern Scotland: Approaching the Sixteenth Century with the Digital Humanities.