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SCIENCE - SKELETONS AND CLOSETS: HOW ONE UNIVERSITY REBURIED THE DEAD
SKELETONS AND CLOSETS: HOW ONE UNIVERSITY REBURIED THE DEAD
Guest: Professor Loretta Feris, Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Transformation – she will provide an overview on the process (how and when the skeleton were brought to UCT, how was it discovered that they are unethically acquired, what steps UCT did to locate descendants, etc)
Guest: Professor Simon Hall – he will speak on the archaeology following the study at the cemetery and on the disturbed graves
Guest: PhD candidate Kathryn Smith (Liverpool John Moores University) – she will speak on the facial reconstruction process
Guest: Professor Loretta Feris, Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Transformation – she will provide an overview on the process (how and when the skeleton were brought to UCT, how was it discovered that they are unethically acquired, what steps UCT did to locate descendants, etc)
Guest: Professor Simon Hall – he will speak on the archaeology following the study at the cemetery and on the disturbed graves
Guest: PhD candidate Kathryn Smith (Liverpool John Moores University) – she will speak on the facial reconstruction process
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Guest: Professor Loretta Feris, Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Transformation – she will provide an overview on the process (how and when the skeleton were brought to UCT, how was it discovered that they are unethically acquired, what steps UCT did to locate descendants, etc)
Guest: Professor Simon Hall – he will speak on the archaeology following the study at the cemetery and on the disturbed graves
Guest: PhD candidate Kathryn Smith (Liverpool John Moores University) – she will speak on the facial reconstruction process
Guest: Professor Loretta Feris, Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Transformation – she will provide an overview on the process (how and when the skeleton were brought to UCT, how was it discovered that they are unethically acquired, what steps UCT did to locate descendants, etc)
Guest: Professor Simon Hall – he will speak on the archaeology following the study at the cemetery and on the disturbed graves
Guest: PhD candidate Kathryn Smith (Liverpool John Moores University) – she will speak on the facial reconstruction process