William Chester Jordanprofessor of history at Princeton University and a distinguished medievalistwill give a lecture sponsored by the Protocluster on Pre-Modern Studies. His paper is available in advance in the English department. The presentation will include a discussion with the audience. The event is free and open to the public. Alan Witten, professor of geophysics at the University of Oklahoma, presents case studies on imaging the skeletal remains of the largest dinosaur ever discovered, imaging the oldest known subterranean human habitation, and the discovery of the entrance to the tomb of the descendants of Ramses the Great in Egypt.
Reception follows seminar.
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