Great Catastrophes Lecture Series Penn Museum In the 2019 20 great lecture series, we explore catastrophes from their causes and immediate impacts, to their implications and ingenuities. natural and nuclear disasters, along with disease and deluge, will all be explored—from pompeii to chernobyl and mass extinction to the flu pandemic. length: 1:03:30. has sound. Search the penn museum collections great catastrophes. throughout time, catastrophes have shaped the world we live in. in the 2019 20 great lecture series.
Great Catastrophes Lecture Series Penn Museum Throughout time, catastrophes have shaped the world we live in. in the 2019 2020 great lecture series, penn museum explores catastrophes from their causes and immediate impacts, to their implications and ingenuities. natural and nuclear disasters, along with disease and deluge, will all be explored—from pompeii to chernobyl and mass. As part of the great lecture series, peter dodson of the school of veterinary medicine and the school of arts and sciences delivers a talk about catastrophes in earth's history and how they paved the way for new opportunities for life. Dr. david silverman, curator in charge, penn museum, egyptian section, presents the opening lecture in the great wonders lecture series. the most recognized of the seven wonders of the ancient world, giza's pyramids and sphinx have fascinated humanki learn about the seven wonders of the world and other great monuments of archaeological interest. Since its temporary closure due to covid 19, the penn museum has launched a newly designed virtual platform that allows visitors to explore the museum and participate in interactive programs from home. established in 1887, penn museum is an archeology and anthropology museum located on penn’s campus at the intersection of 33rd and south streets.
Great Catastrophes Lecture Series Penn Museum Dr. david silverman, curator in charge, penn museum, egyptian section, presents the opening lecture in the great wonders lecture series. the most recognized of the seven wonders of the ancient world, giza's pyramids and sphinx have fascinated humanki learn about the seven wonders of the world and other great monuments of archaeological interest. Since its temporary closure due to covid 19, the penn museum has launched a newly designed virtual platform that allows visitors to explore the museum and participate in interactive programs from home. established in 1887, penn museum is an archeology and anthropology museum located on penn’s campus at the intersection of 33rd and south streets. As part of penn museum’s year long online series, great lectures: great monuments, the association for public art’s executive director & chief curator, penny balkin bach, was invited as the concluding speaker on the topic of monuments, preceded by university of pennsylvania faculty, special guest hosts, and other colleagues. Tsing's lecture, which was co sponsored by penn's department of anthropology and envirolab, focused on "concrete" as a keyword, exploring its use as a medium and in social context. it took place at the penn museum on sept. 18 and drew around 100 attendees.
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