The Archaia Graduate Student Forum kicks off the spring semester with a conversation on interdisciplinarity and its relationship to the mission statement of the Archaia Program at Yale.
Dr. Annie Gasse of the French National Center for Scientific Research presents a lecture on “Sehel Island at the Gates of Nubia.”
Join us for our second Archaia Ancient Societies Workshop of the semester. Laurel Bestock will give a lecture titled “Invisible Images: the agency of hidden art in ancient Egypt” from 12-2pm. As always, food will be provided.
On Thursday January 30th, Archaia is hosting a lunch conversation with Orit Malka, Polonsky Academy Fellow at the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute. Dr. Malka will talk about her research working between Roman and Jewish law. Attached below, find a recent paper by Dr.
Archaia Ancient Societies Workshop presents Margaret Graves: “Beyond the Beholder’s Share: Painting as Performance in Medieval Islam”
During the Roman period, religious life in Syria (present-day Syria and part of Turkey) underwent profound transformations.
