The Zoominar is back: "Mongol History as a Political Question in the Qing Empire" with
Matthew Mosca (University of Washington)
Friday, May 2nd, 17:00-18:30 IST; 16:00-17:30 CET: 10:00-11:30 ET
#mongolsky, #tengri, #mongolempire or #innerasia

our conference "Ancestor Veneration, Religious Encounters, and the State in the Mongol Empire and Africa" this Friday-Sat

Another Brilliant talk: Next Thursday in Evanston :
Microhistories of Reading: Anthologies before Print Culture
Kathryn Babayan (Department of History, University of Michigan Ann)
Thursday March 6, 5pm
University Hall 201

Another Brilliant talk next Thursday in Evanston, Northwestern U:
Microhistories of Reading: Anthologies before Print Culture
Kathryn Babayan (Department of History, University of Michigan Ann)
Thursday March 6, 5pm
University Hall 201

Join is this Wed for this amazing talk about “Vernacular Encyclopedism in the Mediterranean: The Case of Meir Aldabi’s Sh’vile Emunah”
Uri Zvi Shachar, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev

join us this Friday for a zoom talk with the excellent James Pickett (12:00 Chicago time!)

The Mongol Zoominar returns Friday Jan 17 (14:30 CET) with our first meeting for 2025: “Plague and Famine: Global and Local Perspectives” with Philip Slavin and Chun Xu
Check out the invitation and link in the poster