New Evidence for Alexander the Great’s Campaign.
Oct 15, 2009
Prof. David Graf
Professor, Department of Religious Studies
Univ. of Miami
New Evidence for Alexander the Great’s Campaign.
Between 336-323 BCE, Alexander the Great’s campaign united the world between the Aeagean Sea and the Indus River. The primary sources for this spectacular accomplishment are Greek literary sources written between the time of Augustus and Trajan. But in recent years, new evidence from the Eastern perspective has emerged—Aramaic documents, cuneiform texts, and coins, complementing the Western sources. A brief review of the campaign and this new evidence will be discussed.
Date: Thursday, Oct 15, 2009
Time: 6:30pm – Wine and cheese
7:00pm – Lecture (45min – 1hour)
FEE: FREE. NO CHARGE. PAG welcomes donations to help defray expenses.
Where: Atlantic Room (Bayside Pavilion) - Mercy Hospital - link for directions
Please RSVP– Call Jessica at 305 285 2702
May 13th, 2010 at 1:28 pm
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