Tidligere arrangementer

3. nov. 2017, kl. 14.15-16.00

Perspectives from a human-centred archaeology

Friday Seminar with guest lecturer Dr. Helene Wilhelmson, Lund University / Sydskånsk arkeologi.

26. okt. - 28. okt. 2017

Crossroad Archaeology: Global Narratives of Local Encounters

A memorial conference for Professor Klavs Randsborg (1944-2016).

13. okt. 2017, kl. 9.30

The Rule of Law, the Humanities and History

Interdisciplinary conference with keynote by law professor and literaty critic James Boyd White (University of Michigan Law School).

14. marts 2017, kl. 12.30-13.45

New lunch lecture series on Law and Humanities

Lunch lecture on 'Law and Humanities' at CRS with Associate Professor Gunvor Simonsen, The Saxo-Institute

13. marts 2017, kl. 12.00-13.30

The Usefulness of the Middle Ages

Center for europæiske middelalderstudier afholder sit første frokostmøde i 2017. Foredragsholder er Prof. Jeff Rider (Wesleyan University, USA (CT)

7. marts 2017, kl. 14.00

Celebration of honorary professorship

Professor Stanley Ulijaszek, Oxford University, has been granted an honorary professorship in health research in the humanities at the Saxo Institute/CoRe. The appointment will be celebrated with a reception.

3. dec. 2015, kl. 14.01-15.00

Saxo Lecture: "Inequalities and rationalities of interventions for childhood obesity"

Professor Stanley Ulijaszek (University of Oxford) will present his research on inequalities in childhood obesity in the UK, and the rationalities for food consumption and physical activity among parents and children of low socioeconomic position.

25. nov. 2015, kl. 10.00

PhD defence: "Appearance and reality. Socrates' aims and strategies in Plato's Cratylus"

Steffen Lund Jørgensen (Department of Greek and Latin, Saxo Institute) defends his PhD dissertation on Socrates’ aims and strategies in the famous ancient Greek philosopher Plato’s dialogue on language, the Cratylus.

11. nov. 2015, kl. 14.15-16.00

Ancient History Seminar: "Euergetism"

Dr. Roland Oetjen (Kiel University) will lecture on euergetism (rich citizens providing public goods) in the Hellenistic world, and how the polis managed to motivate their citizens to contribute to public goods without the use of coercion.

6. nov. 2015, kl. 14.15-17.00

Sport and National Identity in Southeastern Europe

Seminar on sport and national identity in Southeastern Europe with lectures by Dario Brentin (University of Graz / University College London) and Zlatko Jovanovic (Saxo Institute).

22. okt. 2015, kl. 10.00-17.15

3D & VR in archaeological research

The Saxo Institute and Dig Hum Lab organize a one-day seminar on 3D and virtual reality in archaeological research to discuss potentials, collaboration possibilities, and the latest research within the field. All interested are welcome.

9. okt. 2015, kl. 14.15

Not Exactly: Tracing vagueness in the archaeological record

Tim Flohr Sørensen, Saxo Institute, will lecture on the need for new archaeological methodologies which are not based on hard evidence but on ‘vagueness’ and grounded in the humanities. All interested are welcome.

2. okt. 2015, kl. 14.15

Weight and Value

Lorenz Rahmstorf, associate professor at the Saxo Institute, will lecture on his new ERC funded project on the assessment of material value in the early Metal Ages in Europe and Western Asia. All interested are welcome.

25. sept. 2015, kl. 14.15-16.00

Sustainable Archaeology: Western - 3D and VR Technologies and Applications

Rhonda Bathurst (University of Western Ontario) will lecture on the use of 3D and virtual reality technology at her research centre Sustainable Archaeology in Canada. All interested are welcome.

24. sept. 2015, kl. 12.15-14.00

Collections Management & Curation

Rhonda Bathurst (University of Western Ontario) will lecture on management, storage, and utilization of the collection gathered by archaeologists at Sustainable Archaeology in Canada. All interested are welcome.

23. sept. 2015, kl. 16.00-17.00

Sustainable Archaeology: From Concept to Application

Rhonda Bathurst (University of Western Ontario, Canada) will deliver a guest lectures describing the research centre Sustainable Archaeology’s mission of making archaeological heritage accessible to all. All interested are welcome.

23. sept. 2015, kl. 13.00-15.00

Ancient History Seminar: "Material agency - on infrastructures and living patterns in Pompeii"

Anne Marie Leander Touati (Lund University) will lecture on the Swedish Pompeii Project which have detected changes in architecture in the ancient Roman city of Pompeii until it was buried in ashes under the eruption of the Vesuvius volcano in 79 AD.

18. sept. 2015, kl. 14.15-15.00

Inaugural Lecture: "The Common Thread - archaeological textile research in the 21st century"

Eva Andersson Strand, associate professor at the Saxo Institute, will give an inaugural lecture on past, current, and future perspectives for textile archaeology, and she will present some of her ongoing research projects. All interested are welcome.

18. aug. - 21. aug. 2015

33rd Nordic Ethnology and Folklore Conference - CO-

The Saxo Institute hosts the 33rd Nordic Ethnology and Folklore Conference with the headline "CO" – Co-productions, collaborations, contestations coming together in Copenhagen. Keynote lectures are open.

Saxo-Instituttet