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J. G. MANNING
UPCOMING LECTURE

Keynote
"Trade in the Ancient Mediterranean World"


The graduate students in Assyriology of the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations at Harvard University, in collaboration with colleagues from Yale University and Brown University, are delighted to announce the fifth annual Graduate Symposium in Ancient Near Eastern Studies

Harvard University, March 3-4, 2023
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New Short Course for Yale Alumni Academy:

Climate Change and Human Societies: The Last Ten-Thousand Years
February 7 - March 7, 2023




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The dissertation defense of Valérie Wyns at KU Leuven, the PhD defense jury: Willy Clarysse (KU Leuven), Myself, Anne-Emmanuelle Veisse (Paris), Katelijn Vandorpe (KU Leuven) and Stefan Schorn (KU Leuven).
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KU Leuven still has real doctoral defenses, and they are both serious and quite moving.
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My Fall 2018 Graduate seminar on Climate/Environmental history of the ancient world, and some of the Yale NSF-sponsored project team, visiting the Ice Core Lab of Joe McConnell, and his great team at the Desert Research Institute, Reno
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Joe McConnell in his office at the DRI giving a masterclass to Yale Graduate students on ice core Geochemistry.
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Public Lectures Autumn 2021

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"Environmental History and the papyri"
Cairo, 31 October 2021

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Volcanic forcing of the Nile watershed & Ancient History
October 6 2021, KAUST (Saudi Arabia)






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F. Ludlow, Z. Stine, J. Morgan, JG Manning, "Coupling natural proxy records with socioeconomic and political events: The
challenge of the papyri" Basel

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I am already excited about this program, at my alma mater and with the Center for Historical Research at The Ohio State University: "Crisis, Uncertainty, and History: trajectories and Experiences of Accelerated Change"
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Public Lectures 2020

March 11, 2020. I am the Program in the Ancient World (PAW) visitor at Princeton. I'll give two seminars, and the following lecture, updating our NSF research project. Here is the new schedule of the Princeton visit.
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Public Lectures 2019

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