Excavating Ancient Nubia Opening Lecture

This opening lecture celebrates the exhibition Excavating Ancient Nubia by hosting a conversation with leading experts in the field. Nubiologists Caroline Rocheleau of the North Carolina Museum of Art and Geoff Emberling of the Kelsey Museum of Archaeology will discuss their archaeological work at various sites across Sudan. The event aims to provide attendees with a deeper understanding of the history and cultural significance of this region.

During the session, the speakers will share their professional journeys and personal motivations for studying Nubia. They will detail their recent excavations, highlight significant discoveries, and explain the methods they use to collaborate with local communities. This is a unique opportunity to gain insights into the rigorous processes and rewarding outcomes of modern archaeological fieldwork directly from practitioners in the field.

This event is designed for students, history enthusiasts, and anyone interested in global archaeology. The atmosphere will be engaging and educational, fostering an open dialogue about cultural heritage. Guests are invited to attend a reception following the presentation to continue the conversation. Please join us for this insightful exploration of ancient history.