The Yale Egyptological Institute and the Departent of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations present “Six Seasons of Excavation at the Wadi Al-Jarf, Egypt, the Harbor of King Khufu on the Red Sea Coast (c. 2000-2550 BC),” a lecture by Dr.
The Yale Egyptological Institute and the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilization presents “”Dancing Ostriches” and “Horns of Light”: Semiotic Musings on (some) Egyptian Composite Crowns,” a lecutre by Dr. Katja Goebs (University of Toronto) on April 21st at 5 pm.
The Yale Egyptological Institute and the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilization presents “The Mysteries of Nefertiti,” a lecture by Dr. Aidan Dodson (University of Bristol) on April 7th at 4 pm.
The Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations presents Stephanie Dalley (Oxford) as the 2016 Rosenthal Lecturer.
Yale Classics, Judaic Studies, and Divinity School will host Teresa Morgan (Oxford) for a lecture on “Theology, ethics, and community formation: the shapes of early Christian societies in their Graeco-Roman and Jewish context” on Wednesday April 6th at 5:30 pm in Niebuhr Hall.
The Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations will hold the Spring 2016 Rosenthal Lecture, featuring Stephanie Dalley (Oxford), who will speak on “The Hanging Garden of Babylon: the solution to an old problem,” on Friday, April 8th at 4:30 pm in HGS 211.
The Working Group in Ancient Philosophy is pleased to announce that its third talk this semester will be given by our own Emily Kress.
Title: Efficient Causes in Aristotle’s Account of Chance
When: March 11, 4-6pm
The Council on East Asian Studies presents the Weinstein Dissertation Prize Lecture on the topic of “The Nara Court Under Buddhism: The Religious Side of Political History in Ancient Japan,” by Bryan Lowe (Assistant Professor of Religious Studies, Religious traditions of Japan and Korea, Vanderbi
The Yale Council on Archaeological Studies invites you an Archaeology Brown Bag Lecture on FRIDAY, March 4, 2016, at 12 PM.
The Department of Classics will host Menelaos Christopoulos (University of Patras) for a lecture on ”Helen in Epic and Drama,” on Thursday, March 10th at 5:00 pm in PH 407. Reception to follow.
Sponsored by the Onassis Foundation.