An interdisciplinary research seminar, which brings together those inside the University and elsewhere who have an interest in disease and medicine in the ancient world.
These seminars will continue to be held remotely, via Zoom, until further notice - please log on to attend
Convener: Professor Robert Arnott (Green Templeton College)
For further details and to be added to the mailing list, please contact robert.arnott@gtc.ox.ac.uk
MICHAELMAS TERM 2022
Wednesdays at 17.30 GMT
Please note that the 19 October session is still in British Summer Time (GMT+1)
| 19 October |
Lucie Burešová (National Technology Museum and Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic)
The benefits of a closer look: trace analysis on the La Tène Period and Roman surgical instruments found in Central Europe
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| 2 November |
Mandy Bertram (Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen, Germany)
Herbal remedies in the archaeological record from Near Eastern and Eastern Mediterranean sites
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| 16 November |
Dr Irene Calà (Ludwig-Maximilians University of Munich, Germany)
Editing Aetius of Amida: some remarks on manuscript tradition and sources
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| 30 November |
Dr Marie Nicole Pareja (University of Pennsylvania and Marshall University (USA)
Monkeys, Magic, and Medicine: healing intermediaries in the Bronze Age Aegean
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ALL ARE WELCOME - There is no registration, just log on to attend
