Submitted by Lola Owoseni:
New York University, Silsila: Center for Material Histories
MODERN MEN AND AMATEURS OF ANTIQUITIES: COLLECTING PRACTICE IN 19th-CENTURY OTTOMAN TUNISIA
Crossed points of view: heritage, investigation, law and justice (Webinar the 16/12/2020)
This conference will address the production, circulation and sale of false archaeological cultural goods in France, Egypt, Iraq, Palestine, Syria and elsewhere. In this interdisciplinary dialogue, it will also discusse the main actors engaged in this fight, from the identification of objects to the prosecution of cases.
In French, English and Arabic with simultaneous translation.
Daniel--Thanks for your interest. All publications will be reviewed by at least two Ph.D. holders. We are also collecting contacts for those who hold a M.L.S./M.A., and a record of publishing or relevant professional accomplishments, for supplemental review in certain cases. Kindly, Peter & Simeon
What are the requirements to become a reviewer?
Call For Papers
The New American Antiquarian, no. 1
Sponsored by the Columbia University Center for Undergraduate Global Engagement and the Department of History
Lecture sponsored by the Columbia University Center for Undergraduate Global Engagement and the Department of History
"Istanbul: The Story of a City from Roman times to the Ottoman Conquest"
With Roberta Marin (Nasser Khalili Collection & SOAS)
on Monday 12th June 2017
at The Treehouse, Berrick Saul Building, University of York (UK)
from 6:30pm – 7:30pm
Attendance by free ticket only available at http://yorkfestivalofideas.com/2017/talks/instanbul-story-of-a-city/
