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Publications
- (2012). Samisk förhistoria och samisk arkeologi i Sverige - i går, i dag och i framtiden?. I Håkan Tunón, Märit Frändén, Carl-Gösta Ojala, May-Britt Öhman (red.) Uppsala mitt i Sápmi, Uppsala: Centrum för biologisk mångfald. 13-21 [More information]
- (2011). Faunal remains from Chibuene, an Iron Age coastal trading station in central Mozambique. Southern African Humanities, KwaZulu-Natal Museum. 23: 1-15 [More information]
- (2011). Ull, pengar och sex: Tolkningar av ett attiskt, rödfigurigt vasmotiv. Medusa. Svensk tidsskrift för antiken, Stockholm: Föreningen för en svensk antiktidskrift. 32(4): 1-12 [More information]
Grants
Department of Archaeology and Ancient History
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Nyheter
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Maja Hagerman honorary doctor
2012-01-25
At the graduation ceremony on January 27, journalist Maja Hagerman will be awarded an honorary doctorate at the historical-philosophical faculty.
Birgitta Leppänen Sjöberg is awarded funding from Vetenskapsrådet (The Swedish Research Council)
2011-12-01
The Swedish Research Council (VR) has awarded Birgitta Leppänen Sjöberg three years funding for her project "Mer än bara kön. Det klassiska oikos och intersektionalitet. (More than just gender. The Classical oikos and intersectionality).
Research profile
Half-day seminar
On the occasion of the conferment of the degree of honorary doctorate on the journalist Maja Hagerman and professor Ola Kyhlberg's retirement, a half-day seminar is arranged.
Venue: Geijer Lecture Hall, English Park Campus
Time: 14.00-16.30
All welcome!
Guest lecture
Guest Lecture by G.K. Kunst, VIAS, University of Vienna
Pits, Feasts and Day to Day Practise: Calibrating the Faunal Evidence from Bronze Age Tell el-Dab’a, Egypt
Time: Wednesday, February 8th, at 16.00,Venue: English park Campus, 2-K1028
All welcome
