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An evening Lecture in association with the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland will be given by Fraser Hunter from the National Museums Scotland.
The idea of Celts is a potent, popular and enormously varied one, applied to many different types of evidence in different contexts. Coinciding with a major exhibition on Celts at the National Museum of Scotland, this talk will consider the many different things which get called Celtic art. It will consider what these different ‘Celtic arts’ say about connections and differences across Europe, and consider the role of decoration in making powerful objects and creating powerful ideas.
Venue: Regent Building Lecture Theatre, Recent Walk, Aberdeen, AB24 3FX United Kingdom + Google Map
Hosted by: King's Museum