SEMINAR: Archaeology Seminar Series
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Archaeology Seminar Series : Maritime History and Archaeology |
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What is meant by 'maritime' archaeology and history? What materials might someone conducting this line of
research consider? 'Maritime' in this sense points to research and analysis conducted on material culture with a view
from sea to land. The Philippines is an archipelago of over 7000 islands and is geographically located at the nexus
of two great seas - the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Multiple cultural groups lived on the land and waters of the
archipelago for millennia. This work is focused on the Historical Period (10th to 19th centuries).
Jennifer Craig has developed two research projects on how to analyse maritime material
culture available on the cultural groups, the ideas are complimentary but separate. One will
investigate past sailors' cognitive awareness of space and initial findings of common elements
between different cultural groups' navigation tools. The second project involves the typological
analysis of beads archaeologically recovered from shipwrecks of the Philippine waters dated
intermittently across the Historic Period. This presentation will also share information on the
resources available at the University of Oxford, the meaning of keywords, and an overview of
the Ms Craig’s current research.
Speaker(s) |
Jennifer Craig
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Location |
.Social Sciences Lecture Room 1 (G28)
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Contact |
Karen Eichorn
<[email protected]>
: 64887249
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Start |
Thu, 29 Mar 2012 15:00
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End |
Thu, 29 Mar 2012 16:00
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Submitted by |
Karen Eichorn <[email protected]>
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Last Updated |
Wed, 28 Mar 2012 10:07
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