Irrigated taro, malaria and chiefdoms in Solomon Islands: keys to the Melanesian cultural mosaic?
Publication date: Sep 22, 2012 5:10:17 PM
Start: Oct 11, 2012 6:00:00 PM
Location: Room 209, Institute of Archaeology
Tim Bayliss-Smith (University of Cambridge) will give the second in a series of occasional lectures organised by the Pacific Islands Research Network (PIRN) at the Institute on 11 October.
Dr Bayliss-Smith's research interests range from biogeography to cultural geography and development studies, with a regional focus on islands in Melanesia and northern Scandinavia.
The occasional lectures are free to attend and registration is not required.
For more information please contact Sarah Byrne (s.byrne@ucl.ac.uk).
Previous event
4 October: Paul Sillitoe (Durham University)
What use is archaeology to anthropology, or anthropology to archaeology: A New Guinea highlands' view?
