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SUMMARY:The AFRIPAL Project in Musti: An Epigraphical Component by Karol Kłodziński
DESCRIPTION:The Numidian and Roman city of Musti/Mustis (Hr Mest\, Tunisia) is located in the highly urbanised region of Proconsular Africa\, along the main route leading from Carthage to Theveste\, approximately 12 km from Thugga (Dougga). \nThis lecture will present an overview of the results of epigraphical research conducted by Karol Kłodziński and Mohammed Abid in Musti between 2019 and 2023\, with particular emphasis on the discovery of new fragments of the Capitolium dedication found in the area of the Byzantine citadel. \nThe project AFRIPAL\, directed by Jamel Hajji (Institut National du Patrimoine) and Tomasz Waliszewski (University of Warsaw)\, is carried out by the team from the Institut National du Patrimoine and the University of Warsaw as part of the project “(Reading) African Palimpsest – The dynamics of urban and rural communities of Numidian and Roman Mustis (AFRIPAL)”\, supported by a grant from the National Science Centre (NCN). \nREGISTER HERE \nAbout the Speaker \n \n\nKarol Kłodziński is an associate professor at the University of Gdańsk\, specialising in the history of the Roman Empire\, especially Roman administration\, and Roman Africa. His latest book\, Officium a rationibus. The Office and Officials Responsible for the Imperial Treasury\, was published by Peeters in 2024. His research has appeared in journals such as Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik\, Klio. Beiträge zur Alten Geschichte\,Epigraphica. Periodico Internazionale di Epigrafia\, Pallas: revue d’études antiques\, The Journal of Juristic Papyrology\, and Libyan Studies.
URL:https://www.bilnas.org/event/the-afripal-project-in-musti-an-epigraphical-component-by-karol-klodzinski/
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SUMMARY:Critical Digital Archives: Travel\, Translation\, Transformation – A Hybrid Symposium on Archives in and from the SWANA Region
DESCRIPTION:📣 Call for Papers and Registration 📣 \nThis BILNAS-sponsored symposium aims to provide a forum for scholars\, archivists\, community and cultural organizations interested in critical approaches to digital archives containing materials from and about the SWANA (Southwest Asia and North Africa) region. \nIn this space\, archives have been historically imposed\, looted\, extracted\, dispersed\, destroyed\, but also rescued\, rebuilt and reinvented\, pioneering practices of resistance\, reparation and return that raise compelling ethical\, theoretical and practical questions for scholars and stakeholders (Carbajal and Caswell\, 2021; Ghaddar\, 2025). \nWe are interested in digitisation as a transformative process that reshapes archival practices\, knowledge production\, and power relations. \nFor full details please follow this link to the Institute of Classical Studies website. \nThe full version of the Call for Papers can be found here. \nThe deadline for submissions is Wednesday 30 September 2026. \nThe event takes place in London on 21-22 January\, 2027.
URL:https://www.bilnas.org/event/critical-digital-archives-travel-translation-transformation-a-hybrid-symposium-on-archives-in-and-from-the-swana-region/
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