@theconnectedpast.bsky.socialThank so much to our speakers, the organizers from the University of Toronto, especially Zeynep Kusdil Sak and Tucker Deady, and our many volunteers. This conference would not have been possible without your help!
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@theconnectedpast.bsky.socialSession 10 "Transmission, patronage, and connection in medieval and early modern worlds" marked the last session of the conference. Thank you to Sarah Ahmed, Anna Penkała-Jastrzębska, and Ke Ma!
Well done everybody!
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@theconnectedpast.bsky.socialThe afternoon began with Session 9 titled "Cult, ritual practice, and settlement networks." Our two talks featured Alice Capobianco and Sebastian Kheml.
Thank you for sharing such fascinating work!
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@theconnectedpast.bsky.socialDay 3 continued with lunch and a poster session. We had three brilliant posters presented by Robert Crotts, Shaghayegh (Poppy) Ghasemi and Rosemary Ott.
Thank you so much everybody!
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@theconnectedpast.bsky.socialOur fourth session capped of the morning of day 2, themed "Materials, cult, and community in the Near East and Egypt." We had these excellent three papers and speakers: Yulia Prozorova, Luisa Garcia Gonzalez, Rocio Da Riva!
Thank you!
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@theconnectedpast.bsky.socialDay 2 began with our third session "Settlements, landscapes, and regional systems" with three very intriguing papers. Thank you so much, Elizabeth Gibbon, Khaled Abu Jayyab, et al.
Kristina Donnally, and Camilla Mazzucato et al.
@theconnectedpast.bsky.socialOur first day wrapped up with out second session "Relational ecologies, landscapes, and archives." We had the following three brilliant presentations: Francisco Rivera,
Marcony Alves, Carl Knappett, &
Agnieszka Brylak.
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@theconnectedpast.bsky.socialA big thank you to our speakers for our first session "Texts, communication, and mobility in the ancient world" featuring Virginia Martos Armenteros, Tom Francis and Muhammad Rehan, Adam Schor, and Emma Glenister. Well done everybody!
@theconnectedpast.bsky.socialA big thank you to our keynote speaker, Dr. Barbara Mills for your inspiring paper "Connecting Chaco: How Network Analyses Changed My View of the Chaco World." This presentation got the conference started in wonderful fashion!
Stay tuned for more!
