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Thursday 12 April 2012, at 14:00 Campus Aarhus, The Nobel Park, Building 1461, room 516

Research seminar featuring Dr Borbála Göncz. Organiser: The Jean Monnet Centre at Aarhus University.

3 days, Wednesday 11 April 2012, at 00:00 - 13 April Aarhus University, Campus Aarhus, Ndr. Ringgade 3

International conference on contact languages, including, but not limited to pidgins, creoles, mixed languages, converted languages, and…

10 Apr

Tuesday 10 April 2012, at 12:00 Aarhus Campus, Lecture Hall at Moesgaard

Professor Mike Parker-Pearson, University of Sheffield, lectures in the context of the MA course in prehistoric archaeology “People who used beakers".

29 Mar

Thursday 29 March 2012, at 15:00 Aarhus Campus, the Lecture Hall at Moesgaard

Professor Mike Parker-Pearson, University of Sheffield, lectures in the weekly seminar forum of Prehistoric Archaeology.

16 Mar

2 days, Friday 16 March 2012, at 09:00 - 17 March Aarhus, Moesgård Museum

Culture, materiality and the texture of the in-between. This two-day conference explores the methodological and analytical dimensions of atmospheres,…

1 Mar

Thursday 1 March 2012, at 15:00 Aarhus Campus, Aud 1 at Moesgaard

Associate professor Christer Westerdahl, NTNU Trondheim, gives a lecture on the way ancient monuments form a cognitive, sensory, sometimes even…

23 Feb

Thursday 23 February 2012, at 15:00 Aarhus Campus, Aud 1 at Moesgaard

Distal tephra deposits from Icelandic volcanic eruptions are widespread in North-West Europe and can be used to precisely date a variety of…

16 Feb

Thursday 16 February 2012, at 15:00 Aarhus Campus, Aud 1 på Moesgård

Museumsinspektør og arkæolog Tom Christensen, Roskilde Museum, holder forskningsseminar om bopladserne ved Lejre. Alle er velkomne.

Are Hungarians really Euro-sceptics? Hungarian attitudes towards the European Union from the 90s up until now

Contact languages in a global context: past and present. Ninth Creolistics Workshop

Feeding Stonehenge and other henge-related issues

The Stonehenge Riverside Project. New monuments – new results

Conference: Understanding Atmospheres

On a “cosmological” structure of environmental magic. An ethno-archaeological contribution to the study of maritime cultures

The potential of tephrochronology and other geoarchaeological approaches for understanding prehistoric human settlement in Arctic Norway

Lejrekomplekset og danmarkshistorien