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Archaeological Friday seminar with Lavinia de Ferri from the Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo.

Welcome to the Museum of Cultural History's Annual Symposium of Egyptology.

Photographs play a fundamental role in the definition and management of museums and their collections. In this talk Professor Elizabeth Edwards suggests the extent to which one might argue that museums are held together by their photographic practices. Yet these processes are largely invisible in their quotidian presence, spread across collections management, conservation, display and marketing for instance.

Velkommen til seminar om identitetspolitikk og et p?reformet samfunn mot staten, ved f?rsteamanuensis Lars Erik Gjerpe, Kulturhistorisk museum.

Testing i skolen engasjerer mange. I dette seminaret ser vi p? utviklingen fra 1950-tallets skolereformer til PISA og Nasjonale pr?ver i dag. Hva kan vi l?re av historien?

The museum is a distinguished place for working across disciplines in research, teaching, and public outreach. At this year's annual seminar of the Research Council, we look forward to investigate and debate this together with our colleagues from UiO's Natural History Museum.

Archaeological Friday seminar with Taylor Peacock. Taylor is a PhD student in archaeology at the University of Cambridge and will be presenting:Thinking Through Bones: The Viking Age Cemetery of Kopparsvik. 

Hvordan ble den samiske befolkningen p?virket av middelalderens Yersinia pestis-pandemi og hvilke konsekvenser fikk det? Ved f?rsteamanuensis Marte Spangen, Kulturhistorisk museum.

Indigenous archaeology advocates for contemporary engagements with archaeological collections in ways that are meaningful and culturally sensitive to descendant communities.

We are pleased to announce Livio De Luca, CNRS MAP Laboratory, as the speaker for 2024 Gutorm Gjessing Lecture Series with the lecture "Notre-Dame de Paris: A cathedral of n-dimensional data and multidisciplinary knowledge in Heritage Science".

Velkommen til videre diskusjon og kunnskapsdeling om museer og folkeforskning p? Museenes forskerkonferanse i Bergen til h?sten!

The Museum of Cultural's Annual Symposium of Classical Archaeology 2024 is proud to present Dr. Adam Lindhagen, PhD of Classical Archaeology and MA of Law. 

The Museum of Cultural History's Annual Symposium of Classical Archaeology 2024 is proud to present the museum's postdoctoral research fellow, Dr. Siv Rebekka Runhovde. 

The Museum of Cultural History's Annual Symposium of Classical Archaeology 2024 proudly presents Astri Karine Lundgren (MA), from the Editorial Board of CLARA Classical Art and Archaeology.

Archaeological Friday Seminar with Dr. Andrew Lamb

The Museum of Cultural History's Annual Symposium of Classical Archaeology 2024 proudly presents Dr. Michael Press from the Ansgar University College.

The Museum of Cultural History's Annual Symposium of Classical Archaeology 2024 is proud to present Dr. Hallvard Indgjerd, Senior Engineer, Digital Documentation, Department of Collection Management, Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo.

The Museum of Cultural History's Annual Symposium of Classical Archaeology 2024 proudly presents Professor Emerita Ingrid Edlund-Berry from the College of Liberal Arts, The University of Texas at Austin.

The Museum of Cultural History's Annual Symposium of Classical Archaeology is proud to present Laura Ambrosini, Research Director, The Institute of Heritage Science, Rome

This year¡¯s symposium is dedicated to the publication of the Collection of Arvid Andr¨¦n, mainly composed by Etruscan artefacts (in press); current issues related to the Collection of Baron Plato von Ustinow from Israel/Palestine; and the museum¡¯s pioneering work on digital dissemination. Welcome! 

What was the role of central places in the creation, consolidation, and maintenance of collective identities, polities, and kingdoms in first-millennium Scandinavia? In this conference we want to explore what kind of places are ¡®central¡¯ to political systems and constellations in the emerging Viking Age.

Arkeologisk fredagsseminar med Thomas Eriksson fra Statens historiska museer, Stockholm.

Josephine Munch Rasmussen and Sam Hardy will be giving a presentation of recent initiatives on safeguarding cultural heritage in Ukraine and other areas in war and conflict through the DECOPE research project.