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novembre

Conference: The Biferno Valley Survey – 50 years later 

Past, present and future of archaeology across Apennine landscapes

Course: Coins and the Sacred in Roman and Early Modern times

Lecture Eleonora Giampiccolo 13 November 2024

Public Lecture: Coins and sacred rituals: some monetary documents from the Vatican “Medagliere”

Course: Collecting the World in Rome

Roman Museum Legacies: Dialogue with dott.ssa Francesca Cappelletti, director of the Galleria Borghese

KNIR Dialogue with Directors

Public Lecture: The Education of Aztec Princes. Renaissance learning and the native elite in post-conquest Mexico

KNIR Research Dialogue (KRD)

Cleveringa Meeting Rome 2024: Intellectual Resistance against Rome in the Early Empire

dicembre

Course: Mining Library Treasures

Discovering the KNIR through its Special Collections

gennaio

Veldwerk Crustumerium

Practicum: Tombs from Excavation to Digital Publication

Public Lecture: The Virgin’s Home in the Viceroyalty of Peru

KNIR Research Dialogue (KRD)

Course: Symbols of Power

Thinking about Law and State from Ancient Rome to the European Union
Square Knir Colloquium The Making And Unmaking Of Heritage

The Making and Unmaking of Heritage. Between Contestation, Collaboration, and Reappropriation

KNIR Colloquium

Winter School: Roma Caput Mundi

febbraio

Course: Narrazioni e Memorie di un’Italia divisa

More information will follow soon

Course: The Art of Making

Workshop Practice in the Early Modern Period

marzo

Course: Hero-Worship in Ancient Mediterranean Colonialism

Course: Latin Epigraphy on location

More information will follow soon

Course: Latin Epigraphy on location

aprile

Course: Roma Sacra. Op Romereis met oog voor betekenisgeving en religie

Verdiepende nascholingscursus in Rome voor docenten in het middelbaar onderwijs

Course: Jews, Christians and Mithraists

Urban Traces and Traditions of three “Oriental” Religions in Imperial Rome

maggio

Writing Rome

Course: Writing Rome

Literary Approaches to the City from Antiquity up to the Present

Course: Imagining Africa

Colonialism and Coloniality through Visual and Material Culture

gennaio

Winter School: Roma Caput Mundi