2023
September, 2023
The politics of aesthetics: Making bodies in Iron and Viking Age Scandinavia. The European Association of Archaeologists’ Conference, Belfast: (PhD Researcher Elisabeth Aslesen and PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)
May 26, 2023
Society for Medieval Research New Thinking in Viking Archaeology Panel Debate with Dr Rebecca Boyd and Dr Marianne Moen (online): (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)
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May 11, 2023
Body-Politics: Personhood, Sexuality and Death in first millennium Scandinavia at the Dept. of Archaeology, University of Cardiff (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)
May 10, 2023
Horse emotions and horse-human interactions. Guest lecture on horse-human interactions, Linköping University (PhD Researcher Renate Larssen)
May 4, 2023
Body-Politics at the Centre for Viking Studies, University of Nottingham (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)
January 7-8, 2023
Can a horse love its owner? The social capacities of horses from a scientific perspective. Keynote address at the BHIS-conference 2023. (PhD Researcher Renate Larssen).
2022
October 19-20, 2022
Encountering the body: Personhood and iconography in the Scandinavian Iron Age. Keynote address at the Heritage Experience Initiative International Student Conference, University of Oslo. (PhD Researcher Elisabeth Aslesen)
30th September, 2022
Dwelling with the dead: The politics of bodies in first millennium Scandinavia at Jernalderseminar 2022, Moesgaard (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen & Dr Emma Tollefsen).
15-17th September, 2022:
Change, politics and the body: Intimate histories on multiple scales. Keynote address at the Human Agency and Global Challenges: Re-Centering Social Change in Archaeology conference (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)
31 August-3 September:
Body-Politics of the Viking Age, European Association of Archaeologists Conference, Budapest (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)
31 August-3 September:
‘Make mappings, not muddles’: Gender archaeology and the new materialisms (with Dr Kevin Kay), European Association of Archaeologists Conference, Budapest (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)
16-17 June:
Parts are to be assembled: transient personhoods and body-imagery in first millennium Scandinavia, Intersectional Bodies Symposium, University of Leicester (PhD Researcher Elisabeth Aslesen)
16-17 June:
Trauma is material: Situating structural and domestic violence in archaeologies of affect, Intersectional Bodies Symposium, University of Leicester (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)
20 May, 2022:
Bodies of Intoxication, 39. Tværfaglige Vikingesymposium, University of Aarhus (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)
4 May, 2022:
Alcohol and intoxication in late prehistoric Scandinavia, Intersectional Bodies workshop, University of Leicester (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)
21-23 April, 2022:
The archaeology of dehumanisation: less-than-human bodies in the more-than-human-worlds of the Scandinavian Iron Age, Nordic TAG Conference, Oslo (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)
20 April, 2022:
Body-Politics: Personhood, Sexuality and Death in first Millennium Scandinavia, Department of Archaeology, University of Iceland (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)
31 March, 2022:
Body-Politics: Personhood, Sexuality and Death in first Millennium Scandinavia, Centre for Scandinavian Studies, University of Aberdeen (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)
2021
30 November, 2021:
Children and personhood in first millennium Scandinavia, Medieval Research Centre, University of Leicester (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)
26 November, 2021:
Grounding bodies in Late Iron Age worlds: A view from archaeology, Doing Things With Old Norse Myth Conference, University of Iceland (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)
10 September, 2021:
Animate objects, emotion, and the non-person, European Association of Archaeology Conference (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)
22 June, 2021:
The diversity and capacities of bodies in first millennium Scandinavia, Medieval Research Centre, University of Leicester (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)
29 April, 2021:
Building personhood: Lives and longhouses in late prehistoric Scandinavia, Department of Archaeology, University of Lund (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)
24 March, 2021:
Presenting BODY-POLITICS, School of Archaeology and Ancient History, University of Leicester (PI Marianne Hem Eriksen)