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Canadian Society for Mesopotamian Studies

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Joined October 2016
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Our next lecture, Wednesday 22 January 2020: Tracy Spurrier on "How Sennacherib Made His Colossal Bronze Statues: An Experiential Archaeology Approach to Lost Wax Bronze Casting"
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Tomorrow's lecture, all welcome!
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Our next lecture, Wednesday 22 January 2020: Tracy Spurrier on "How Sennacherib Made His Colossal Bronze Statues: An Experiential Archaeology Approach to Lost Wax Bronze Casting"
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Our next lecture, Wednesday 22 January 2020: Tracy Spurrier on "How Sennacherib Made His Colossal Bronze Statues: An Experiential Archaeology Approach to Lost Wax Bronze Casting"
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Coming up soon: free public lecture on Wednesday 13 November at 7pm. Arthur Stefanski on “Warrior Culture in Early Mesopotamia: Developments in Late Early Dynastic and Akkadian Khafajah”.
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Please note that the correct venue is WI 1017 in Wilson Hall (not Willcocks Hall, as on the previous poster).
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Coming up: free public lecture on Wednesday 13 November at 7pm. Arthur Stefanski on “Warrior Culture in Early Mesopotamia: Developments in Late Early Dynastic and Akkadian Khafajah”
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Annual Symposium on October 5, 2019: “Babylon: Perceptions Ancient and Modern”
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Program:
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Tonight's lecture, at 7 pm
CSMS (@CSMS_Mesop) profile pictureCSMS@CSMS_Mesop19 Mar 2019
Our next public lecture, Wednesday 3 April at 7pm (postponed from 13 Feb): Steven Edwards, The Rise and Fall of the Kingdom of Ebla: Archaeological Approaches to Hegemony and Geopolitics in the Early Bronze Age
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A reminder of Wednesday's public lecture
CSMS (@CSMS_Mesop) profile pictureCSMS@CSMS_Mesop19 Mar 2019
Our next public lecture, Wednesday 3 April at 7pm (postponed from 13 Feb): Steven Edwards, The Rise and Fall of the Kingdom of Ebla: Archaeological Approaches to Hegemony and Geopolitics in the Early Bronze Age
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Our next public lecture, Wednesday 3 April at 7pm (postponed from 13 Feb): Steven Edwards, The Rise and Fall of the Kingdom of Ebla: Archaeological Approaches to Hegemony and Geopolitics in the Early Bronze Age
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Our next lecture, Wednesday 13 March at 7pm: John Nielsen on “Land and Legacy: royal legitimacy and the land divisions of Eriba-Marduk, Merodach-baladan II and Sargon II”
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Unfortunately we have to cancel tomorrow's lecture (Wednesday 13 February) by Steven Edwards on account of the weather and travel difficulties. We will try to reschedule, so please look out for a new date for this talk.
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Our next public lecture, on Wednesday 13 February at 8pm: Steven Edwards, The Rise and Fall of the Kingdom of Ebla: Archaeological Approaches to Hegemony and Geopolitics in the Early Bronze Age (please note the later than usual time, 8pm)
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A reminder about our next lecture, this coming Wednesday (16th Jan.), by Dr Stephen Batiuk
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Our next public lecture, on Wednesday 16 January
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A reminder about our lecture tomorrow (Wednesday 7th November)
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Please join us for our next event: free public lecture in Toronto on Wednesday 7 November by Dr Helen Malko of Columbia University, speaking on “Heritage Places: Memory, Identity, and Belonging in Iraq”
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Please join us for our next event: free public lecture in Toronto on Wednesday 7 November by Dr Helen Malko of Columbia University, speaking on “Heritage Places: Memory, Identity, and Belonging in Iraq”
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A reminder about Saturday's Symposium
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This year's Symposium is on “Other Lands, Strangers, and Xenophobia in the Ancient Near East,” on Saturday 29 September. Check out our new website for further details: csms-mesopotamian.com
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This year's Symposium is on “Other Lands, Strangers, and Xenophobia in the Ancient Near East,” on Saturday 29 September. Check out our new website for further details: csms-mesopotamian.com
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