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Land Back: Indigenous Landscapes of Resurgence and Freedom
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Garden and Landscape,
Symposium,
Garden and Landscape Studies
In this symposium, speakers highlight the many ways Indigenous peoples understand and practice land relations for political resurgence and freedom across the ...
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Faces of Rulership in the Maya Region
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Pre-Columbian,
Event,
Symposium
Through this two-day symposium, scholars aim to better understand concepts of rulership and governance in Ancient Maya culture.
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Reflecting on Landscape, Sport, Environment: The Spaces of Sport from the Early Modern Period to Today
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Press Release,
Symposium,
Bliss Symposium Award,
Mellon Symposium Award,
Garden and Landscape
Bliss and Mellon award recipients discuss the 2019 Garden and Landscape Studies symposium
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2019 Byzantine Studies Symposium
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Symposium,
Byzantine,
Press Release
Processions: Urban Ritual in Byzantium and Neighboring Lands
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2018 Pre-Columbian Studies Symposium
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Symposium,
Pre-Columbian Studies,
Press Release
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2017–2018 Bliss and Mellon Awards
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Garden and Landscape,
Symposium,
Bliss Symposium Award,
Mellon Initiative in Urban Landscape Studies
Recipients of the Bliss and Mellon symposium awards react to the 2018 Garden and Landscape Studies Symposium
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The World Beyond the City
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Pre-Columbian,
Symposium
2017 Pre-Columbian Studies symposium
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Rethinking Empire
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Byzantine Studies,
Symposium
The 2017 Byzantine Studies symposium
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Landscapes of Pre-Industrial Cities
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Garden and Landscape Studies,
Symposium
The 2017 Garden and Landscape Studies symposium
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Of Plants and Power
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Symposium,
Dumbarton Oaks Publications,
Press Release
New from Dumbarton Oaks Publications: The Botany of Empire in the Long Eighteenth Century
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