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ANCIENT HISTORY
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Image, Sequence, Knowledge
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The following reviews have been culled from across H-Net's various networks, and may be of interest.
Reviewed for H-Environment by Lily B. Pollans
Melosi, Martin V.. _Fresh Kills: A History of Consuming and
Discarding in New York City_. New York: Columbia University
Press, 2020. 800 pp. $40.00, ISBN 978-0-231-18949-1.
Review - http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.php?id=58197
Sport and Festivity (Guest Edited by Laurent S. Fournier)
A copy of the full Call for Submissions is available here in PDF format.
The Journal of Festive Studies, a peer-reviewed journal published on H-Net, invites submissions for its sixth issue, scheduled for publication in June 2024. This issue will include a guest-edited thematic section on “Sport and Festivity”.
Registration for the digital conference "Imperial Lives. Biographic Approaches as Decolonial Practice" is now open! You can find the program and register at https://imperiallives.com/
Keynotes by Paul Basu (Univeristy Bonn), Vanessa Opoku (PARA Collective), and Patrice Nganang (Stony Brook University).
About Imperial Lives:
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ANCIENT HISTORY
Now entering its twelfth season, the Smith’s Island Archaeology Field School has trained dozens of students in excavation and research methods and prepared them for graduate study and professional work. This unique program studies the early Modern Atlantic World from Bermuda - an island at its center – as we investigate two early 17th -century sites dating to the dawn of settlement. Students are involved in all aspects of fieldwork: excavation, artifact identification, documentary research, mapping, and photography.
