Past Events

Heritage in an Age of Extremes?

This first seminar of the term  for the Egyptian World Seminar Series by Dr Gemma Tully (University of Cambridge) asks: 'What's the point of Collaborative Archaeology and Heritage Practice?', drawing on case studies from Egypt and Sudan.

The workshop will bring together the Centre of Development Studies, Centre of South Asian Studies, Centre of African Studies, Centre of Latin American Studies and University of Cambridge Conservation Research Institute in order to exchange ideas and define collaborative research agendas regarding one of the most pressing issues of the 21st century: the relationship between humanity and the natural world.

Dacia Viejo Rose
CAMBRIDGE SERIES 17: WAR ON CULTURE - THE POLITICS OF RECONSTRUCTING CULTURAL HERITAGE

This research symposium brings together researchers, policymakers and practitioners to explore the relationship between cultural heritage and authoritarianism.

The new Cambridge Heritage Research Centre will mark its launch on 8 May with its inaugural Annual Heritage Lecture.