SASA Virtual Conference Day 2 @WorldHistoryEncyclopedia
SASA Virtual Conference Day 2  @WorldHistoryEncyclopedia
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Join Save Ancient Studies Alliance for a second day of academic presentations, Sunday and Monday, July 21-22, 2024, as we learn about "Representations of the Past in Ancient & Modern Times" from a group of wonderful Independent Scholars. Thanks to the Wenner-Gren Foundation for their grant to support the conference and its live interpretation between English, Spanish, and Arabic.

Please submit your questions and comments to the presenters in the chat box wherever you are watching this. These will be posed to the presenters at the discretion of the moderator.

This event is free to the public. For more information about the conference, go to saveancientstudies.org/virtual-conference. And, check out SASA's many projects bringing Ancient Studies to the public.

If you've enjoyed this event, please consider supporting SASA by donating at saveancientstudies.org/donate. All those who donate will be invited to a special fun event!

Thanks to our partners for joining us in livestreaming this conference: Digital Hammurabi, World History Encyclopedia, World of Antiquity, Per-Hay Studio, New Classicists, Archthot, History with Kayleigh, Crónicas de la Historia, History in 5 Minutes, Semo historia, لتاريخ المفقود, لقيصر في التاريخ.

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