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Prof. Dr. Vladimir F. Stolba

Area

Constructing Historical Space

Group

(B-4) Space - identity - locality. The construction of knowledge related identity spaces (Senior Fellow: 01.03.2017 - 31.03.2017)

Project

(B-4-2) Region and Memoria (Research Project: Senior Fellow)

Activities

  • 9.3.2017
    Lecture
    (Re)constructing civic and regional identities in the Classical and Hellenistic age: Coin typology as a place- and space-determined narrative
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