An Archaeologist’s Face to Feet with King Taharqa

Join us for an engaging presentation featuring Nubiologist and Curator of Ancient Collections Caroline Rocheleau. This event explores the fascinating history of Nubia through the firsthand excavation experiences of an expert researcher. Attendees will gain unique insights into the field of archaeology while learning about the discovery and significance of the ancient king of Kush, Taharqa.

Throughout the session, Rocheleau will share personal narratives from her time in the field. She will recount the specific moment she came face to feet with the monumental remains of Taharqa. This presentation highlights the technical challenges of excavation and the thrill of uncovering historical treasures. You will see photographs and documentation from the sites, providing a direct look at the realities of modern archaeological work in a storied region.

This talk is designed for history enthusiasts, students, and anyone curious about life in the field of archaeology. The environment is educational and welcoming, offering a rare opportunity to engage directly with a professional curator. We invite you to join us for an inspiring discussion that brings ancient history to life. Please register in advance to secure your spot for this informative session.