Contested Heritage : Monuments, Politics, and Memory in Asia

par artsdelacoree · Publié 14/03/2018 · Mis à jour 14/03/2018

The New England Asia Seminar and East Asian Archaeology Forum
Contested Heritage: Monuments, Politics, and Memory in Asia

Le vendredi 16 mars 2018, 14h00-17h00

The Boston University Center for the Study of Asia

Photonics building, room 203, 8 St. Mary’s street, Boston university

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Dr. Mark Byington, President and Program Director, Cambridge Institute for the Study of Korea, Cambridge, MA

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Ms. Terressa Davis, Executive Director, The Antiquities Coalition, Washington DC

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