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2015
April
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The Far North: Curators' Talk - Fully Booked
-In this curators talk, Professor Peter Davidson and Sophie Dietrich will give an introduction to the history and ideas behind the Far North exhibition.
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Pictish Stones at the University
-A talk to accompany 'Crafting Kingdoms: the rise of the northern Picts' exhibition.
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The Far North Exhibition
-Exhibits range from borrowed contemporary art to a substantial selection of Inuit artefacts and scientific instruments, maps, photographs, a hortus siccus and expedition books and diaries of polar explorers. With historical material creatively used in audio-visual/slide shows.
March
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The Northern Picts: (Re)discovering the Gaulcross Silver Hoard and other Northern Pictland Tales
-Free Lecture by Dr Gordon Noble who has undertaken recent landscape research and directed field projects across Scotland. Ranging from Neolithic to Medieval periods.
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The Concept (and Denial) of the Early Mediaeval Germanic Free Peasant
G. O. Sayles Memorial Lecture on Mediaeval History, 2015.
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Arctic Elegy Oratorio 2015 Performance
Professor Peter Davidson recently completed the text for a full-length oratorio Arctic Elegy for Paul Mealor's pupil Ed Jones.
February
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Stacks Alive: 'Poetic Aberdeen'
-Join us for a series of poetry readings of historic and new works inspired by Aberdeen, its surrounds and its extensive collection of public records and library holdings.
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Pictish Stones at the University
-A talk to accompany 'Crafting Kingdoms: the rise of the northern Picts' exhibition.
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2015 Spring Composers' Forum
-'Tools of the Trade for a Sound Artist'
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Climate Change: One, or Many?
-Professor Mike Hulme, from King's College, London argues that a cultural analysis of climate and its changes is needed. Free Talk - Open to all.