April var en lysande månad för institutionens seminarier, men maj har en hel del att bjuda på den också, se bara på det smörgåsbord som den sjätte maj står för.
Måndag 6 maj – Historic archaeology, Central places in their landscapes (LUX A233)
10.15-11.30: Dries Tys, Brussel Centre for Urban Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel: ”Peasants in the early medieval landscapes of the Low Countries and the development of trade (and emporia)”
13.15-14.30: Dries Tys, Brussel Centre for Urban Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel: “The issue of Central places in northern Francia, a variety of phenomena – research problems and some leads towards solutions”
14.45-16.00: Manuel Gabler, NIKU i Oslo: “Mapping Uppåkra – Structure and Extent of the Uppåkra site and its surrounding landscape, based on large-scale, high resolution geophysical prospection data”
Måndag 6 maj – Knut Lecture (LUX B240)
16.00: An Essential Craft – Textual Manufacturing and Economies – Eva Andersson Strand, invited by Knut.
Tosdag 9 maj – (LUX C121)
15.15-17.00 Charlotte Hedenstierna-Jonson, Department of Archaeology and Ancient History, Uppsala University. Active men and emblematizing women: a reflection on grave Bj 581 from Viking Age Birka and interpretations in archaeological practice.
(This talk is part of a special initiative to illuminate and discuss issues of gender and diversity within archaeology and classical studies, and is financed through support from the Lund University Management Group for Gender Equality and Equal Opportunities.)
Tisdag 14 maj – Arkeologi för alla (LUX B251)
15.15-16.00 Gertie Eriksson, Det var en gång … i Lund – den vikingatida stadens ursprung och omland
Torsdag 16 maj – Prehistoric archaeology (LUX B339)
15.15-17.00 Textseminarium: Björn Wallebom, Department of Archaeology and Ancient History, Lund University
Onsdag 22 maj – Antikens kultur och samhällsliv (LUX A126)
kl. 13–15 Halvtidsseminarium: Peder Flemestad, LU (Text distribueras i förväg till intresserade)
Onsdag 29 maj – Antikens kultur och samhällsliv (LUX A126)
kl. 13–15 Forskningspresentation: Susanne Berndt Ersöz, LU, Work in progress: the ‘Painted House’ at Gordion