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Professor of Mesoamerican Archaeology at UCL Elisabeth Graham will give a lecture titled Killing people for gods¡­¡­ the pastime of the Ancients?

The lecture builds on her extensive expertise in decolonising and problematizing assumptions of human sacrifice. 

What can the old monastic remains at Hoved?ya teach us about food culture and medicinal practice? 

Peter Heather: The making of European Christendom.

Christopher Hansteens bidrag til studiet av jordas magnetisme i skyggen av Alexander von Humboldt og Carl Friedrich Gauss. 

Ulike fagperspektiver p? utstillingsarkitektur ¨C hvordan utstillingsarkitektur kan skape gode m?ter mellom publikum og gjenstander og samtidig hvordan fagpersoner f?r ivaretatt sine oppgaver i et utstillingsprosjekt. Se opptak fra seminaret.

Held by Svein H. Gullbekk

Dark Time ¨C Museums in the Time of Decolonisation

Forskergruppen "Archaeology by proxy" inviterer i 澳门葡京手机版app下载 med KHMs forskningsr?d til seminar om ?pen forskning.

Liisa-R¨¢vn¨¢ Finbog discusses indigenous heritage objects in museums

Vi stiller sp?rsm?l om hva slags rolle Middelaldersalen har p? Historisk museum? Hvilke hendelser og personer var involvert i arbeidet med utstillingen? Hvilke roller spiller egentlig utstillingsarkitekturen? Og ikke minst: hvordan forst?r vi utstillingsarkitektur? Se opptak fra seminaret.

KHMs forskningsr?d ?nsker alle tilsatte velkommen til ?rets Feiring av forskning ved KHM.

Med Almut Sch¨¹lke (KHM ) og Per Ditlef Fredriksen (IAKH).

Multidimensional Approaches to Cultural Heritage Studies.

KHMs research council, in collaboration with the Museum of the Viking Age project, would like to welcome you to our interdisciplinary  seminar series. The seminars will address topics of general interest in the humanities and social sciences, also intersecting with content development for the new museum slated to open in Oslo in 2025.

KHMs research council, in collaboration with the Museum of the Viking Age project, would like to welcome you to our interdisciplinary  seminar series. The seminars will address topics of general interest in the humanities and social sciences, also intersecting with content development for the new museum slated to open in Oslo in 2025.