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AKPIA Lecture Series

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Fatima Quraishi (Princeton University), Palimpsests Past and Present: The Sufis and Sultans of the Maklī Necropolis, 1380–1660 . Sponsored by the Harvard Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture.

Harvard AKPIA Lecture Series

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David Roxburgh (Harvard University), Vaulting Techniques in Iranian Islamic Architecture : An Unpublished Study by Myron Bement Smith and Doǧan Kuban.

Harvard AKPIA Lecture Series

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Serpil Bağcı (AKPIA Fellow; Department of History, Bilkent University), Picturing the İskendername : Visual Interpretation in Fifteenth-Century Ottoman Manuscripts.

AKPIA-Medieval Studies Joint Lecture

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Christiane Gruber (University of Michigan), A Safavid Multi-Text Compendium: The Codex as a Communal Gathering of Riddles . Co-sponsored by the Harvard Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture and the Committee on Medieval Studies. A Safavid multi-text...

Harvard AKPIA Lecture Series

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Margaret Graves (Brown University), Fictions of Capital: Inventing, Extracting, and Fabricating Islamic Ceramics for a Global Market.

AKPIA-Medieval Studies Joint Lecture

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Dilrabo Tosheva (Researcher, National Center of Archaeology, Uzbekistan), Reassessing Qarakhanid Funerary Architecture: Portals, Patronage, and Shaping Royal Identity in Pre-Mongol Central Asia. Co-sponsored with the Aga Khan Program for Islamic...

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Soheil Nazari (Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg), The Age of Science and Design: A New Survey of Seljuq Dome Chambers in the Isfahan Region and Treatises on Practical Geometry.

AKPIA Lecture Series

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Ethel Sara Wolper (University of New Hampshire), At the City’s Edge: The Shrines of Mosul.