As a primarily residential program that brings influential people to campus, the COVID-19 pandemic upended many of our plans. But bringing our fellows to campus already has built-in challenges, some of which worked in our program's favor over the past two years.
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Winter 2022 Series: A Celebration of Making
January 06, 2022
The Montgomery Fellows Program invites you to look at the productive labor of three remarkable craftspeople and discover within their work—and within yourselves—a sense that shaping a world with one's hands brings value and purpose to all our lives.
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Charles Musiba: Conservation of the Laetoli Footprints: What Went Wrong?
November 09, 2021
A native of Tanzania, his focus is at Laetoli (northern Tanzania), where bipedal footprints were first found in 1976. His research explores...
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C. Brian Rose: Archaeology, Museums, and War: Strategies for the 21st Century
November 02, 2021
A talk with C. Brian Rose, the James B. Pritchard Professor of Archaeology at the University of Pennsylvania and the curator-in-charge of the Mediterranean Section of the University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.
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Phil Klay: Accounts of War, Ancient and Modern: A Conversation with Roberta Stewart
October 27, 2021
Phil speaks with Roberta Stewart, Dartmouth Professor of Classics and creator and teacher of "War Stories: Modern Vets Meet Ancient Texts."
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Phil Klay: Roundtable Discussion with Dartmouth Veterans
October 27, 2021
Phil Klay speaks with Nathan Bruschi '10 (Navy), Diane Cammarata '21 (National Guard), Brad Carney '20 (Army), Colson Palage '22 (Air Force), and Kate Sullivan '13 (Marines).
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Phil Klay: Accounts of War, Ancient and Modern: A Conversation with Roberta Stewart
October 27, 2021
2020 Montgomery Fellow Phil Klay is a Dartmouth College Class of 2005 and a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps. He served in Iraq's Anbar...
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Salima Ikram: Displaying Egypt in Egypt: A Brief Overview of Museums in Egypt
October 12, 2021
A talk with Salima Ikram Distinguished Professor of Egyptology, American University in Cairo.
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Fall 2021 Heritage Management Series: "Who Owns the Past?"
September 14, 2021
Our Fall 2021 fellows explore how antiquarianism and imperialism influence contemporary archaeology, museum practices, and policies to uncover, recover, and preserve cultural heritage.
