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X-WR-CALNAME;VALUE=TEXT:Listening to Silence: Sounding the Experiences of Rural Women and Children in Late Antiquity
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SUMMARY:Listening to Silence: Sounding the Experiences of Rural Women and Children in Late Antiquity
DESCRIPTION:Drawing on archaeological, artistic, osteological, and textual evidence from Christian and Jewish communities in Syria, Britain, Italy, and North Africa, this conference will examine the geographical mobility of rural populations; children’s role in maintaining and transmitting identities; the public roles of women in religious communities; how rural women responded to disaster; and the ritual complexity of infant burial. With papers by Jonathan Conant (Brown University), Robin Fleming (Boston College), Campbell Grey (University of Pennsylvania), Susan Harvey (Brown University), Katie Hemer (University of Sheffield), and Hagith Sivan (University of Kansas). 
LOCATION:Rhode Island Hall 108, Brown University
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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