ABSTRACT: The Inka province of Kallawaya sat to the east of the Titicaca basin. Their residents, the Kallawayas were valued traveling shamans, traders and herbal healers of the Tawantinsuyu. Based on shared...
Storing and managing research data can be a non-trivial task. In order to assist graduate and undergraduate senior thesis students in these tasks, a panel of specialists from the Digital Scholarship Support Group at Harvard are coming to give an overview of the different options that Harvard supports as well as discuss options on an individual basis to provide guidance. Please come with your questions about your types of data.
It will be hybrid, please email Kristine Richter for the zoom...
ABSTRACT: The lower reaches of the Mississippi River in southeastern Louisiana encompass a complex array of deltaic landforms. These landscapes and "waterscapes" were and are home to Native American groups such as the Chitimacha, Houma, and others; the...
ABSTRACT: Tracing almost a decade of work and archaeological inquiry in the UAE, this presentation draws our attention to how we can do archaeology in the service of equity and transformational justice. A key component of this approach foregrounds decolonial...
ABSTRACT: How do human being really interact with our social worlds? Can our lived experiences physically change us -- and become literal parts of our visceral, flesh-and-blood bodies? In recent years, a theoretical “awakening” has been unfolding in...
