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Posted inChinese History

Sources for studying Chinese history: Archaeological findings, historical texts, oral histories.

Digging Up the Dragon: Unearthing Chinese History Through Archaeological Finds, Historical Texts, and Oral Histories (Lecture Hall Ambiance: Soft lighting, maybe a projection of a terracotta warrior in the background.…
Posted by admin May 1, 2025
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Art History Education: Studying the History and Context of Art.

Art History Education: Studying the History and Context of Art - A Lecture (of Epic Proportions!) Welcome, art enthusiasts, history buffs, and those who accidentally wandered in looking for the…
Posted by admin May 1, 2025
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Art History: Tracing the Evolution of Art – Studying Art Across Different Periods, Cultures, and Movements.

Art History: Tracing the Evolution of Art – Studying Art Across Different Periods, Cultures, and Movements 🎨 Welcome, intrepid art explorers! Buckle your seatbelts and prepare your palettes, because we're…
Posted by admin May 1, 2025
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Delving into the philosophy of Taoism, studying the concepts attributed to Laozi and Zhuangzi concerning living in harmony with the ‘Tao’ (the Way), emphasizing spontaneity, simplicity, and detachment from worldly desires.

Wallowing in the Way: A Humorous (and Slightly Tipsy) Journey into Taoism (Lecture begins with a slightly disheveled professor, Professor Willow Wiseman, adjusting his spectacles and taking a large swig…
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Conflict Archaeology: Studying the Material Culture of Recent Conflicts.

Conflict Archaeology: Studying the Material Culture of Recent Conflicts (A Lecture in the Trenches… of Academia!) (Image: A cartoon archaeologist, Indiana Jones-esque, but sporting a hard hat and a frustrated…
Posted by admin April 30, 2025
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Historical Archaeology: Studying the Recent Past Through Material Remains, Often with Written Records.

Historical Archaeology: Digging Up the Recent Past (And Sometimes Finding Embarrassing Secrets) (Lecture Hall: Imaginary University of Archaeological Shenanigans) (Professor Archibald "Diggit" Davies, a tweed-clad individual with perpetually dusty spectacles…
Posted by admin April 30, 2025
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Feature Analysis: Studying Non-Portable Archaeological Remains (Hearths, Walls, Pits).

Feature Analysis: Studying Non-Portable Archaeological Remains (Hearths, Walls, Pits) - A Lecture From the Trenches (Image: A cartoon archaeologist, sweat dripping, trowel in hand, exclaiming "Eureka! It's...a really big hole!")…
Posted by admin April 30, 2025
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Ecofact Analysis: Studying Natural Remains (Plants, Animals) Used or Affected by Humans.

Ecofact Analysis: Digging Up the Dirt on the Past (Literally!) (Lecture begins with a slide showing a cartoon archaeologist tripping over a giant bone with a magnifying glass) Alright, settle…
Posted by admin April 30, 2025
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Artifact Analysis: Studying Objects Made or Modified by Humans.

Artifact Analysis: Studying Objects Made or Modified by Humans (A Lecture for the Intrepidly Curious) (Professor Indiana Bones, DSc, steps onto the stage, brushing dust from his tweed jacket. His…
Posted by admin April 30, 2025
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Nutritional Epidemiology: Studying How Diet Impacts Population Health – Exploring the Link Between Dietary Patterns and Disease Rates.

Nutritional Epidemiology: Studying How Diet Impacts Population Health – Exploring the Link Between Dietary Patterns and Disease Rates (Lecture Begins!) (Professor enters, dramatically throws a half-eaten donut in the trash,…
Posted by admin April 30, 2025

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