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Tag Archives: archaeology
Bysans och klimatförändringar
Den tyska tidningen Spiegel uppmärksammar en kanadensisk dokumentär från 2013 som handlar om 535-36 års köldknäpp, kanske mest känd från vår käre skrön- och krönikör Prokopios, men också från arkeologiska och dendrokronologiska analyser. Man har länge antagit att förklaringen till fenomenet står att … Continue reading
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Tagged archaeology, catastrophes, climate, dendrochronology, Justinian I, late antiquity, Procopius of Caesarea
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Byzantium and the Viking World
In February, Uppsala University was proud to host a book release for the publication of Byzantium and the Viking World (eds. Fedir Androschuk, Jonathan Shepard and Monica White), the outcome of a fruitful cooperation that some of our readers may recall from … Continue reading
Byzantine days in Uppsala
A series of Byzantine events took place in Uppsala on 15-17 October, in collaboration between Greek and Byzantine Studies, Uppsala University, the Uppsala Coin Cabinet, Museum Gustavianum and the Swedish Collegium for Advanced Study. Cécile Morrisson held a lecture in … Continue reading
Två föredrag på Medelhavsmuséet i Stockholm
Den 27 januari kl 18:00 talar Ingela Nilsson på temat Buddha i Bysans: Legenden om Barlaam och Joasaf. Denna bysantinska hagiografi – i vilken berättelsen om Buddha för första gången återges för kristna läsare – har översatts av Barbro Styrenius och kommer att … Continue reading
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Tagged archaeology, Buddhism, Christianity, Constantinople, hagiography, late antiquity, middle-byzantine era
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At the Crossroad
A few hours before the SRII seminar “The Straits: Inquiries into a Crossroad” was set to begin, the three NBN members responsible for its planning and execution sat down at a café on Tünel square and pondered the outcome. Would … Continue reading
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Tagged archaeology, art, Balkan, Bursa, Christianity, Constantinople, economic history, Islam, Istanbul, literature, Mediterranean, Nicaea, Ottoman, reception, relics, renaissance, Troy
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