harvard Department of Anthropology - Faculty of Arts and Sciences ...

SPRiNG LECTURES + EVENTS
(CONTiNUED)
march
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Department of anthropology | harvarD University
“Developments in Chinese Bronze Production”
a talk by Zhang Changping (Wuhan University)
“Methlabs, Alchemical Ontology and Homespun Worlds”
a talk by Jason Pine (SUNY, Purchase)
“Folsom Archaeology and Younger Dryas Environments in the Rocky Mountains”
a talk by David Meltzer (Southern Methodist University)
“Rethinking Anthropological Approaches to Freedom and Human Rights:
Perspectives from Egypt’s al-Azhar”
a talk by Aria Nakissa (Harvard University)
“Tel Bet Yerah: Hub of the Early Bronze Age Levant”
a talk by Rafael Greenberg (Tel Aviv University)
“Opportunity and Challenge: The Current Situation of Cultural Heritage
Conservation and Presentation in China”
a talk by Lynn Bu (UMass, Boston)
“Archaeological Evidence of Social inequality and Complexity in Early
Korea” a talk by Yangjin Pak, (Chungnam National University)
“Cultural Change from Man (蛮) to Han (汉) in South of China”
a talk by Wu Chunming (xiamen University)
Film Screening of “People’s Park”
a single-shot film by Libbie D. Cohn & J.P. Sniadecki
“The Paradoxes of Late Antiquity: A Thermodynamic Solution”
a talk by John Bintliff (Leiden University)
“Microcredit Liability: untangling the credit/debt twinship in Paraguayan
development lending”
a talk by Carline Schuster (Harvard University)
“Governing ‘the Poor’: Development Futures in Democratic South Africa”
a talk by Kerry Chance (Harvard University)
“The Return of Khulekani Khumalo, Zombie Captive: imposture, Law, and
the Paradoxes of Personhood in South Africa”
a talk by John Comaroff (Harvard University)
“Five Features of Three Kingdoms Period Architecture”
a talk by Nancy S. Steinhardt (University of Pennsylvania)
“Dangerous Encounters: Riots, Railways, and the Politics of Difference in
French Public Space (1860-2012)”
a dissertation defense presented by Julie O’Brien Kleinman
“Eventful times – societal change amongst northern European huntergatherers
around the 12.920 cal BP eruption of the Laacher See
volcano, Germany”
a talk by Felix Riede (Aarhus University, Denmark)