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Reconfiguring the Silk Road
The University of Pennsylvania holds a major academic conference featuring nine distinguished scholars presenting their latest work on the Silk Road and the origins of the Tarim Basin Mummies.
When:
March 19, 2011 9:00am to 7:00pm
Where
Reconfiguring the Silk Road, a major academic conference featuring nine distinguished scholars presenting their latest work on the Silk Road and the origins of the Tarim Basin Mummies.
This event may be of interest to your association, and I have attached a flyer.
Please feel free to distribute this flyer to any interested parties, or send it along to relevant list-servs.
Pre-registration required.
Cost:
FREE for all PennCard holders and students with full-time college ID's. General Admission $45 Museum Members $35
Phone Number:
215-898-2680
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