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DESCRIPTION:\n\n\nAbstract\nWhat is meant by 'maritime' archaeology and his
 tory? What\nmaterials might someone conducting this line of research consi
 der?\n'Maritime' in this sense points to research and analysis conducted\n
 on material culture with a view from sea to land. The Philippines\nis an a
 rchipelago of over 7000 islands and is geographically\nlocated at the nexu
 s of two great seas - the Indian and Pacific\nOceans. Multiple cultural gr
 oups lived on the land and waters of\nthe archipelago for millennia.  This
  work is focused on the\nHistorical Period  (10th to 19th centuries). The 
 presenter has\ndeveloped two research projects on how to analyse maritime 
 material\nculture available on the cultural groups\, the ideas are\ncompli
 mentary but separate. One will investigate past sailors'\ncognitive awaren
 ess of space and initial findings of common\nelements between different cu
 ltural groups' navigation tools. The\nsecond project involves the typologi
 cal analysis of beads\narchaeologically recovered from shipwrecks of the P
 hilippine waters\ndated intermittently across the Historic Period. This pr
 esentation\nwill also share information on the resources available at the
 \nUniversity of Oxford\, the meaning of keywords\, and an overview of\nthe
  speaker’s current research.\nAbout the Speaker\nJennifer Craig is a PhD c
 andidate at the University of\nOxford.\n
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LOCATION:Peterson Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0E6\, 3460 rue McTavish
SUMMARY:Maritime History and Archaeology: What can these subjects reveal? A
  Philippine Case Study
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