Jornadas Historiográficas (17/05)
“Textos Andinos. Corpus de textos khipu incaicos y coloniales: hacia la finalización del tercer tomo del corpus” con Dr. Martti Pärssinen (Universidad de Helsinki, Finlandia) La carrera de Historia de
Graver Le Territoire: L’art de L’exil à Pilsen
Exhibition “Engraving the Territory. The art of exile in Pilsen (Chicago) from April 26 to July 4, 2024. Invited curators:Aline Hémond (Paris Nanterre University/CNRS LESC-EREA),Fabienne de Pierrebourg (Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac Museum),With
Mexican exhibition: gifts and gods at the Templo Mayor (Musée du Quai Branly, in Paris)
The result of research carried out at the main temple of Mexica culture is presented for the first time in Europe. A unique exhibition in the history of Mesoamerican archaeology.
Seminário GI com Alfonsina Cantore no ICS-ULisboa
No dia 2 de maio, Alfonsina Cantore (CONICET/UNSAMCONICET/UNSAM, Investigadora Visitante ICS e membro do Projecto EDGES fez parte do Seminário do Grupo de Investigação Diversidades. O tema desta sessão
EDGES Ethics Event
Towards a Common Ethical Ground for EDGES On April 29th, the EDGES Network met to discuss the project’s ethics plan. Indigenous researchers from the EDGES team shared their experiences about
Maestría en Historia con Martti Pärssinen (18 de abril)
Conferencia Zanjas circundantes geométricas como centros ceremoniales amazónicos (ca. 750 a.C – 950 d.C.) en Brasil, Bolivia y Perú La Maestría en Historia de la Escuela de Posgrado de la
Jornadas Historiográficas (17/05)
“Textos Andinos. Corpus de textos khipu incaicos y coloniales: hacia la finalización del tercer tomo del corpus” con Dr. Martti Pärssinen (Universidad de Helsinki, Finlandia) La carrera de Historia de
Graver Le Territoire: L’art de L’exil à Pilsen
Exhibition “Engraving the Territory. The art of exile in Pilsen (Chicago) from April 26 to July 4, 2024. Invited curators:Aline Hémond (Paris Nanterre University/CNRS LESC-EREA),Fabienne de Pierrebourg (Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac Museum),With
Mexican exhibition: gifts and gods at the Templo Mayor (Musée du Quai Branly, in Paris)
The result of research carried out at the main temple of Mexica culture is presented for the first time in Europe. A unique exhibition in the history of Mesoamerican archaeology.
