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On Friday, October 18 the Archaeology Centre presents Andrew Harris for a talk titled: The Angkor Vihara Project: Buddhist Archaeology and Urban-Religious Development along Angkor Thom’s East Gate Road/Thvear Khmoch."

The Society for the Study of Egyptian Antiquities invites all doctoral level graduate students and senior scholars to submit proposals for papers to be given at this year’s Scholars’ Colloquium. Please see attached for more information.

The fifth annual Debates in Archaeology symposium will take place from September 20-21 with the theme "Sacred Flames: The Place of Fire in Ritual, Religion, and Cosmology." A Zoom link and the full program of talks will be available shortly. Registration encouraged.

On Friday September 27th, the Archaeology Centre welcomes Paulette Steeves for a talk titled: "Indigenous Archaeologies of Reclaiming and Revivance." All welcome.

On Friday, October 18 the Archaeology Centre presents Andrew Harris for a talk titled: The Angkor Vihara Project: Buddhist Archaeology and Urban-Religious Development along Angkor Thom’s East Gate Road/Thvear Khmoch."

Join us for a documentary screening, as part of the "Talks at the ROM" event series, examining how new research is challenging us to rethink the history of humans in the Americas. Free event. Register online.

The fifth annual Debates in Archaeology symposium will take place from September 20-21 with the theme "Sacred Flames: The Place of Fire in Ritual, Religion, and Cosmology." A Zoom link and the full program of talks will be available shortly. Registration encouraged.

Join us for a documentary screening, as part of the "Talks at the ROM" event series, examining how new research is challenging us to rethink the history of humans in the Americas. Free event. Register online.

On Friday, October 18 the Archaeology Centre presents Andrew Harris for a talk titled: The Angkor Vihara Project: Buddhist Archaeology and Urban-Religious Development along Angkor Thom’s East Gate Road/Thvear Khmoch."

On Friday September 27th, the Archaeology Centre welcomes Paulette Steeves for a talk titled: "Indigenous Archaeologies of Reclaiming and Revivance." All welcome.

The fifth annual Debates in Archaeology symposium will take place from September 20-21 with the theme "Sacred Flames: The Place of Fire in Ritual, Religion, and Cosmology." A Zoom link and the full program of talks will be available shortly. Registration encouraged.

UofT's Depts. for the Study of Religion, Art History, the Centre for Diaspora and Transatlantic Studies & the African Studies Centre present Cécile Fromont: "Slave Trade, Witchcraft, Art: Material and Spiritual Histories of the Afro-Atlantic." Register: shorturl.at/f64Yr

On Friday September 27th, the Archaeology Centre welcomes Paulette Steeves for a talk titled: "Indigenous Archaeologies of Reclaiming and Revivance." All welcome.

The fifth annual Debates in Archaeology symposium will take place from September 20-21 with the theme "Sacred Flames: The Place of Fire in Ritual, Religion, and Cosmology." A Zoom link and the full program of talks will be available shortly. Registration encouraged.

UofT's Depts. for the Study of Religion, Art History, the Centre for Diaspora and Transatlantic Studies & the African Studies Centre present Cécile Fromont: "Slave Trade, Witchcraft, Art: Material and Spiritual Histories of the Afro-Atlantic." Register: shorturl.at/f64Yr

On Friday, October 18 the Archaeology Centre presents Andrew Harris for a talk titled: The Angkor Vihara Project: Buddhist Archaeology and Urban-Religious Development along Angkor Thom’s East Gate Road/Thvear Khmoch."

Join us for a documentary screening, as part of the "Talks at the ROM" event series, examining how new research is challenging us to rethink the history of humans in the Americas. Free event. Register online.

On Friday, October 18 the Archaeology Centre presents Andrew Harris for a talk titled: The Angkor Vihara Project: Buddhist Archaeology and Urban-Religious Development along Angkor Thom’s East Gate Road/Thvear Khmoch."

On Friday September 27th, the Archaeology Centre welcomes Paulette Steeves for a talk titled: "Indigenous Archaeologies of Reclaiming and Revivance." All welcome.

Join us for a documentary screening, as part of the "Talks at the ROM" event series, examining how new research is challenging us to rethink the history of humans in the Americas. Free event. Register online.