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What we know about the first nations of Mesoamerica by studying their human remains"/"Lo que sabemos de los pueblos originarios de Mesoam茅rica a trav茅s del estudio de sus restos humanos

Event Date:
Wednesday, March 2, 2022, 11:00 pm
Price:
Free--registration required

Please join us for the second webinar in the "Resistance, Change and Survival: Mi'kmaq'ik to the Mayan Nation" series, presented by Dra. Vera Tiesler. The webinar is titled "What we know about the first nations of Mesoamerica by studying their human remains"/"Lo que sabemos de los pueblos originarios de Mesoam茅rica a trav茅s del estudio de sus restos humanos".

The physical anthropology of the native peoples of Mesoamerica has been revealing deep and interesting data that allow us to delve into the ancestral past. This webinar will bring us closer to much new knowledge obtained through bone analysis of men and women who lived in pre-Columbian cultures. // La antropolog铆a  f矛sica de los pueblos originarios de Mesoam茅rica ha ido revelando profundos e interesantes datos que nos permiten adentrarnos en el pasado ancestral. Esta conferencia nos acercar谩 a muchos nuevos conocimientos obtenidos a traves del an谩lisis oseo, de hombres y mujeres que vivieron en las culturas precolombinas. 

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The "Resistance, Change and Survival: Mi'kmaq'ik to the Mayan Nation" webinar series is coordinated by Dr. John Doran, 91探花, and Dr. V铆ctor Hugo Medina Suarez, Universidad Autonoma de Yucat谩n.

Additional webinars coming up in the series include:

April 8, 2022, at 2 pm AST: 鈥淚ntercultural Education of the Mexican State: An autopsy鈥/鈥淓ducaci贸n Intercultural del Estado Mexicano: una autopsia鈥 - Dr. Juan Carlos Mijangos (UADY) 
May 13, 2022, at 2 pm AST: "Mayan feminism in the literary works of Ana Patricia Mart铆nez Huchim"/鈥淓l feminismo maya en las obras literarias de Ana Patricia Mart铆nez Huchim鈥 - Dra. Cristina Leirana (UADY)
June 10, 2022, at 2 pm AST: 鈥淭he Mayan language in history: from instrument of colonization to means of modernization鈥 鈥淟a lengua maya en la historia: de instrumento de colonizaci贸n a medio de modernizaci贸n鈥 - Dr. Lorgio Cob谩 Noh (UADY)

We would like to thank our sponsors, The Canadian Society for Studies in Education (CSSE) and the 91探花 Faculty of Education, for their help in making this event possible.