Events

In light of the developing COVID-19 situation, The University of Queensland has taken important steps to ensure the health and wellbeing of our students, staff, alumni, partners and broader community.

UQ has made a decision to cancel all University events unless they are critical to teaching or research. This includes student, academic and public events on and off-campus until the end of June 2020.

Our thoughts are with all of you managing the consequences of the virus during this unprecedented time.

Past events

Memory, imagination, and mutable things: negotiating presence and absence in the ruins of a polyethnic town camp.

16 May 2019 3:00pm–4:30pm

in Anthropology Working Papers

Alana Brekelmans PhD candidate, School of Social Science

To Bayes or not to Bayes? The limitations Bayesian modelling as demonstrated at Aceramic Neolithic Canhasan III and Neolithic/Chalcolithic Canhasan I in Turkey

10 May 2019 3:00pm–4:00pm

in Archaeology Working Papers

Pleistocene human-environment dynamics in the Azraq basin of northeast Jordan: Implications for early human dispersals across arid southwest Asia

3 May 2019 3:00pm–4:00pm

in Archaeology Working Papers

Early Agricultural Systems in South-East Africa: preliminary results of field work at Kumadzulo and Chundu Farm in southern Zambia

12 April 2019 3:00pm–4:00pm

in Archaeology Working Papers

Applications of Bone Histology in Bioarchaeology

5 April 2019 3:00pm–4:00pm

in Archaeology Working Papers

An engaged anthropology: making an anthropological career outside academe

4 April 2019 3:00pm–4:30pm

in Anthropology Working Papers

Dr. David Martin, Anthropos Consulting

Stone Age Archaeological Research at Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, South Africa

29 March 2019 3:00pm–4:00pm

in Archaeology Working Papers

Dr. Benjamin Schoville

In Conversation @ the UQ Anthropology Museum - Pacific Connections, Creative Collaborations

28 March 2019 5:15pm–7:30pm

in In Conversation @ the UQ Anthropology Museum - Pacific Connections, Creative Collaborations

In Conversation @ the UQ Anthropology Museum - Pacific Connections, Creative Collaborations

28 March 2019 5:15pm–7:30pm

in Anthropology Public Lecture

2019 Hall Annual Lecture

22 March 2019 6:00pm–8:30pm

in The Hall Annual Lecture

Wandering the Silk Roads - Considering the Origins of Globalisation

Holding Hands with Heaven: Kingship and the Gods in ancient Chorasmia

20 March 2019 3:00pm–4:00pm

in Archaeology Working Papers

Alison Betts

Archaeology and the Global Challenge of Marine Plastics

15 March 2019 3:00pm–4:00pm

in Archaeology Working Papers

Professor John Schofield

Between a rock and this place. Experiences of Community Affairs personnel at the Frieda River Project in Papua New Guinea.

14 March 2019 3:00pm–4:30pm

in Anthropology Working Papers

Dr. Emilka Skrzypek, Research Fellow, Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining, University of Queensland

Ancient Technologies: Experimental and Analytical Approaches to Understanding Past Technologies

8 March 2019 3:00pm–4:00pm

in Archaeology Working Papers

ARCS2010 Ancient Technologies is a second year archaeology course at UQ which aims to build understanding of the principles, evolution and sophistication of ancient technologies. Experimental archaeology is an important arm of archaeological research used to develop and test hypotheses about the practicalities, operational conditions and limitations of prehistoric technologies. As part of last years course students were expected to design and perform an experiment while filming the process. In this seminar four students will introduce their videos for our viewing pleasure.

All of a piece: unpicking the roles of UNESCO, the World Bank and transnational corporate social responsibility programs in the global heritage regime.

1 March 2019 3:00pm–4:00pm

in Archaeology Working Papers

Public Lecture: Automation and the World of Work

21 February 2019 9:45am–11:00am

in Public Lecture: Automation and the World of Work

This event is brought to you by the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Institute of Social Science Research, School of Social Science and the Sustainable Minerals Institute.

Agri-food XXV: Celebrating 25 years of the Australasian Agri-food Research Network – Exploring past, present and future contributions to agri-food studies

30 November 2018 12:00am–5 December 2018 12:00am

in Agri-food XXV: Celebrating 25 years of the Australasian Agri-food Research Network – Exploring past, present and future contributions to agri-food studies

Memory, imagination, and mutable things: negotiating presence and absence in the ruins of a polyethnic town camp.

To Bayes or not to Bayes? The limitations Bayesian modelling as demonstrated at Aceramic Neolithic Canhasan III and Neolithic/Chalcolithic Canhasan I in Turkey

Pleistocene human-environment dynamics in the Azraq basin of northeast Jordan: Implications for early human dispersals across arid southwest Asia

Early Agricultural Systems in South-East Africa: preliminary results of field work at Kumadzulo and Chundu Farm in southern Zambia

Applications of Bone Histology in Bioarchaeology

An engaged anthropology: making an anthropological career outside academe

Stone Age Archaeological Research at Tswalu Kalahari Reserve, South Africa

In Conversation @ the UQ Anthropology Museum - Pacific Connections, Creative Collaborations

In Conversation @ the UQ Anthropology Museum - Pacific Connections, Creative Collaborations

2019 Hall Annual Lecture

Holding Hands with Heaven: Kingship and the Gods in ancient Chorasmia

Archaeology and the Global Challenge of Marine Plastics

Between a rock and this place. Experiences of Community Affairs personnel at the Frieda River Project in Papua New Guinea.

Ancient Technologies: Experimental and Analytical Approaches to Understanding Past Technologies

All of a piece: unpicking the roles of UNESCO, the World Bank and transnational corporate social responsibility programs in the global heritage regime.

Public Lecture: Automation and the World of Work

Agri-food XXV: Celebrating 25 years of the Australasian Agri-food Research Network – Exploring past, present and future contributions to agri-food studies

International Perspectives on Welfare Conditionality

Postgraduate Conference 2018

The Birth of State in Greater Mesopotamia

Exploring Persepolis: Archaeological Research between Scholarship and World Politics

A Foodies Guide to Capitalism - A Q&A with author Eric Holt-Gimenez

Complexity of Site (midden) Development in Late Holocene Environments of the east coast of Moreton Island

Examining the intersection of capitalism, agriculture, food, land, power and privilege in the food system

The Recent University of Queensland Archaeological Field School in Hawaii: An Example of Research-Driven Teaching

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