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SUMMARY:Guest Lecture – Ariane de Saxcé – South Asia
DTSTART:20231115T170000Z
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DESCRIPTION:\n	What: Guest Lecture\n	Who: Ariane de Saxcé\; Research Asso
 ciate for South and South-East Asia · Deutsches Archäologisches Institut
  (DAI)\n	When: Wednesday\, 15th of November\, 6pm\n	Where: CERES\, Room Co
 rdoba (3.06) & Zoom\n\n\nZoom-Link:\n\n\n	Time: 15.Nov. 2023 06:00 PM Amst
 erdam\, Berlin\, Rom\, Stockholm\, Wien\n	Join Zoom-Meeting https://ruhr-
 uni-bochum.zoom.us/j/61538856358?pwd=M2txSUpDUVVoRFVWRnhTWmcvTFhiZz09\n	Me
 eting-ID: 615 3885 6358 Passwort: 948101\n\n\n\nAbstract:\nRecent excavati
 ons and surveys in the Jaffna peninsula (Sri Lanka): insights on trade and
  religious networks in the Indian Ocean\n\nAmong the four major ancient ar
 chaeological sites in Sri Lanka – Anuradhapura\, Mantai\, Tissamaharama\
 , and Kantarodai\, respectively the main capital and its port\, the capita
 l of the Southern kingdom of Ruhuna and the capital of the North – the c
 ity of Kantarodai has received less attention due to the prevailing civil 
 war in the Northern province between 1984 and 2009. Recently (2011\, 2018-
 2019 and 2023)\, excavations and surveys have yielded new evidence showing
  the importance of the city in local and long-distance trade networks. The
  results of this research will be presented here\, in the broader context 
 of the Indian Ocean exchanges.
LOCATION:CERES Palais\, room "Cordoba" (3.06) 
URL:https://ceres.rub.de/en/events/guest-lecture-south-asia-ceres/
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