This program allows undergraduate students, particularly Sophomores and Juniors, wanting to pursue a doctorate degree, to explore research at an elite institution with a faculty mentor. For more information, click
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This program allows recent college graduates to pursue research at an elite institution, attend courses, and receive the preparation necessary to pursue doctorate degrees through GRE prep courses and writing
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This project focuses on investigating the so-called “Manuscript Hunters” in order to more completely understand the importance of cultural heritage. This work particularly focuses on the modes of travel, social
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We are happy to announce that the recording of our most recent event, Cultural Heritage Restitution: Ethical and Legal Issues, is now available here! We have also published a report
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Introduction On November 20th, 2020 the Manuscript Migration Lab held its first public event, “Cultural Heritage: Ethical and Legal Issues,” featuring Patty Gerstenblith (DePaul College of Law), András Riedlmayer (Harvard
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We have recently accepted several fabulous Graduate Affiliates. We want to introduce our Graduate Affiliates by giving everyone a sneak peek at their upcoming projects! Arif Erbil Arif is an
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The department of classical studies offers numerous awards for students wishing to travel either for research or excavations. For more information click here!
This is a project hosted by Duke’s Classical Studies department. The camps at Renieblas (2nd-1st c. BCE) is key to understand the structure of the army deployed in the earliest
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This is a program hosted by Duke’s Classical Studies department. The project is focused on the study and interpretation of urban transformations in the transition between Etruscan and Roman cities,
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The M. C. Lang Fellowship in Book History, Bibliography, and Humanities Teaching with Historical Sources is a two-year program open to faculty and librarians at liberal arts colleges and small
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