Call for Abstracts: Slumming at the Table:
Love and Disdain for Marginalized Foods. 'We seek abstracts that broadly address historical or contemporary cases of slumming that may address the
following questions'. See attached file for details. #foodways#foodstudies#foodhistory
We're pleased to announce that Dr. Andrea Gutiérrez has won the journal's 2023 Prize for an Emerging Food Historian for “Meat on and off the Royal Menu: The Medieval Delight of the Mind & the Erasure of Meat from Indian Recipe Collections” #twitterstorians @UTAsianStudies @UT_SAI
I’m excited to announce that I’ve recently joined @DigiOrientalist as Editor for Persian, Turkic, and Biblical Studies. I can’t wait to work with the team of Middle Eastern and African Studies and read new contributions on #digitalhumanities https://t.co/8CF3wCkcmG
It was great to be back in a flowering Vienna🌸 Two days of inspiring discussions at the Institute of Legal and Constitutional History @univienna. Thanks to Prof. Lena Foljanty for inviting me to give a lecture on Iranian legal history in the course “Law crossing borders”
Vi aspettiamo a #Torino per la presentazione ricca di effetti speciali del volume di Markos Tegyebelu Habtemariam ospitata dal @torinojazzfest al Torino Urban Lab🎼.
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IN CERCA DI TESFAYE. UNA STORIA MUSICALE FRA ETIOPIA E ITALIA https://t.co/j6htehgDl6
📕Book review
I’m glad to share my review of “#Iran in Motion. #Mobility, Space, and the Trans-Iranian #Railway” by Mikiya Koyagi for @JTransportHist
🔗 You can read it here: https://t.co/5vaJ82COMk
New publication!
📌“A Culinary Perspective on North-Central #Anatolia: An Overview of Cooking Facilities across the Late Bronze and Iron Ages” by Giacomo Casucci @unipv
You can read it #OpenAccess here: https://t.co/YFKcYD1UMF
#foodways#archaeology#foodarchaeology
UPDATES: Submission deadline is now extended to March 31, 2024📢📢📢
We hope to see many of your inspiring #globalhistory student work! Don't hesitate & submit now:
https://t.co/YxDEm2BI2r
#GHSJ#twitterstorians
6pm tomorrow @SOAS Food Studies Centre, Annual Distinguished Lecture by Francesca Bray, exploring millet as the key staple in China before rice took over as the essential dietary, economic and cultural staple. @SOASanthro@lizzie_hull1 Register here: https://t.co/7snC74dMwF
First day was great. Listening to fascinating presentations on how to study food in archaeology and history. Insights that I think should be applied in the global south, Southern Africa to be specific, were shared.
Tomorrow promises to be another great day.
#Foodhistorians
Entangled Food Histories starts tomorrow! If you are interested in #foodhistory and #archaeology don’t forget to register: https://t.co/WE1t1P8K78
📍online and @ghislieri_pavia@unipv
🗓 4 and 5 December 2023
Check the program here👇