Towards a Global History of Soil: Sciences, Practices, Materialities and Mobilities, 1100-1700
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The Museo ng Kaalamáng Katutubò (MusKKat) is a foundation engaged in a museum development project. It has coconvened a conference on human movements with eminent archaeologists and anthropologists, mounted an internal exhibition, presented lectures, engaged in a community outreach project among an Aeta community in Pampanga, embarked on partnerships and memberships with national and international cultural and educational agencies and institutions, and is active on social media.
The following are our upcoming events this December 2020:
I am seeking panelists to join me for the 2021 Agricultural History Society Conference which will be held online from June 1-5.
REGIONS & COHESION
Call for Papers
2021 SPECIAL ISSUE
REGIONS & COHESION
Call for Papers
2021 SPECIAL ISSUE
REGIONS & COHESION
Call for Papers
2021 SPECIAL ISSUE
MIT Seminar on Environmental and Agricultural History Series
Thinking Forward Through the Past-Requiem for the Farm Animal
Karen Sayer, Leeds Trinity University
Friday, November 6, 2020
2:30-4:40 PM via Zoom
Register in advance https://mit.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcvfu2grTMiHNIttPda_XRHnwxIqN9z1Nb8
MIT Seminar on Environmental and Agricultural History Series
The Invisible Scientist: Farmers, Plant Breeders, and the Uneven Modernization of Latin America’s Coffee
Stuart McCook of University of Guelph
Friday, October 16, 2020
2:30-4:40 PM via Zoom
Register in advance<https://mit.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0rc-urrzgoE91QzRrMQpjbWPNhyouEX1eU>
Call for Papers
Call for Papers