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Ethnographic examples from Ethiopia<\/h4>\n

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A public lecture by\u00a0Jessie Cauliez<\/h4>\n

as part of the Public Lecture Series\u00a0Rock Art & Symbolic Expression.\u00a0A Southern Africa\u00a0\u2013 France Dialogue<\/em><\/p>\n

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Thursday 26 July 2018<\/h4>\n

13:15 |\u00a0Origins Building, Wits University<\/strong><\/p>\n

Origins Bldg, Origins lecture theatre, room 105 | Wits University<\/em><\/p>\n

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Jessie Cauliez<\/strong> <\/a>is a prehistorian archaeologist. She is a Fellow Researcher at the French National Centre of Scientific Research (CNRS<\/a>), at the TRACES UMR 5608 <\/a>Laboratory in Toulouse (Travaux et Recherches Arch\u00e9ologiques sur les Cultures, les Espaces et les Soci\u00e9t\u00e9s). Here, she is co-director of the \u201cPRBM\u201d research team \u201cLater Prehistory of the Mediterranean basin\u201d. She is also member of the Africa Unit \u201cAfrican History and Archaeology\u201c. Jessie Cauliez analyses the historic trajectories of Holocene societies through research firmly anchored in the production of new data. She participates in the reconstruction of models charting the economic, technological and social mutations that characterize the arrhythmic evolution of the first agro-pastoral societies, at the dawn of metallurgical developments. Her work focuses on the northwestern Mediterranean and the Horn of Africa, where she currently directs several archaeological and ethnoarchaeological research programmes (funded by the French Ministry of Foreign affairs<\/a>, the French National Research Agency<\/a>, the French CNRS Institute of Ecology and Environment<\/a>, The Fyssen Foundation<\/a>…). In light of the necessity to build up interpretative referentials in social anthropology, she has also developed ethnographic work in Ethiopia, with several ethno-linguistic groups. In this way, she aims to enhance our understanding of the links between technical traditions and socio-cultural groups on one hand, and the mechanisms at work in the diffusion processes of material culture on the other hand: how do individuals build up their identity, and maintain and develop social boundaries?<\/p>\n

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