Institut for Kultur og Samfund

Aarhus Universitets segl

Past events

At skrive for de døde til gavn for de levende: Latinsk dødslitteratur i 1500-tallets Nordeuropa

14 apr
Fredag 14. april 2023, kl. 15:00 Antikmuseet

Foredrag v. Anders Kirk Borggaard (AU) på Antikmuseet

AU Workplace in Focus - Seminar for international employees

7 mar
Tirsdag 7. marts 2023, kl. 10:00 AU Conference Centre

Learn more about the AU workplace, get answers to typical questions about your professional life at the university, including everyday working…

We Have Always Been White: From Archaeo-Body to Kitsch-Nation

3 feb
Fredag 3. februar 2023, kl. 15:00 Antikmuseet

By: Dimitris Plantzos, University of Athens

Special Christmas Seminar: 'Women's Travel in the Ancient Jewish Tradition'

7 dec
Onsdag 7. december 2022, kl. 15:15

By: Elisa Uusimäki, AU

On the Genesis of Hellenistic Grotto Art: Vari, Lindos, Praeneste - and what Plato has to do with it

2 dec
Fredag 2. december 2022, kl. 15:00

By: Wolfgang Filser, KU

Julehygge for hele familien

1 dec
Torsdag 1. december 2022, kl. 16:00 Nobelparken

Arts Personaleforening inviterer til julehygge

Some considerations about the Latin Translations of Greek Texts for the Pope Nicholas V (1447-1455)

16 nov
Onsdag 16. november 2022, kl. 14:15 Nobelparken, 1461-316

Lecture by: Giancarlo Abbamonte, Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II

 

Sensing the Roman Domestic Space

4 nov
Fredag 4. november 2022, kl. 15:00 Antikmuseet

Lecture by Laura Nissin, AIAS

 

The Pagan and Early Christian Arts of Edessa and its Region: the parting of the ways

19 okt
Onsdag 19. oktober 2022, kl. 13:00 Centre for Urban Network Evolutions, Aarhus University, Moesgård Allé 20, 8270 Højbjerg, Denmark (Building 4230-232)

Lecture by UrbNet Visiting Professor John Healey (University of Manchester)

An Aramaic Cultural koinē in the Hellenistic-Roman Near East: from law to burial customs

18 okt
Tirsdag 18. oktober 2022, kl. 13:00 Centre for Urban Network Evolutions, Aarhus University, Moesgård Allé 20, 8270 Højbjerg, Denmark (Building 4230-232)

Lecture by UrbNet Visiting Professor John Healey (University of Manchester)

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