RESILIENCE: A Discussion at Exeter (UK)

Jim O'Donnell has called or attention to an ongoing discussion of resilience in antiquity. The fina l session on July 16th sounds  interesting:
CHANGE & RESILIENCE IN ANTIQUITY
Exploring change and resilience in ancient individuals and societies.
Resilient Environments & Roundtable, 16th July 1-3 pm (UK)
At our fifth and final session, we will explore Resilient Environments and conclude with a Roundtable.

1. Erica Angliker (London): “Resilience, Memory and the Worshipping of Divinities at Abandoned Settlements on the Cyclades”
2. Luise Erfurth (Frankfurt): “If worse comes to worst, my neighbors come first”: Social identity as a resilience factor in areas threatened by sea flood”
3. Roundtable with Gil Gambash (Haifa), Rebecca Sweetman (St Andrews) and Kostas Vlassopoulos (Crete).

To attend, please register here: https://Universityofexeter.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwtdumorT8qGtb90oWwTE7o98MUxGzQbN1d
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