We will also discuss the following articles:

-Dan Hicks (2020). The Brutish Museums: The Benin Bronzes, Colonial Violence and Cultural Restitution.
-Carla Antonaccio (2005). “Excavating Colonization.” In Ancient Colonizations: Analogy, Similarity and Difference.

"Particular attention will be given to the ways in which colonialism is identified and conceptualized, the transformations it has imposed on landscapes and territories, and the structures that have sustained it over time."

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"This call seeks to foster a nuanced discussion on how discourses pertaining to colonial structures, encounters, and power dynamics have shaped both past societies and the discipline of archaeology itself."

"The Workshop “Archaeologies of Colonialism – Past and Present” invites PhD candidates in archaeology, history, art history or classics to submit papers that critically explore the complex intersections of colonization, colonialism and archaeological practice"

📣 4th NetSAP Online Webinar "Thoughts on Archives" part. II

Jean-Jacques Herr (Archaïos-Unistra) and Barbara Couturaud (Musée du Louvre) will present The "Archives of Khorsabad" Project: An Archaeological Investigation

📆 April 18, 5PM (CET)

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📣 3rd NetSAP Online Webinar "Thoughts on Archives" part. I

Georg Cyrus (Freie Universität Berlin) "Squatting Nimrud – an Assyrian metropolis in postimperial times"

📆 April 18, 6PM (CET)

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