The 'Mujeres del Pasado. Mujeres del Futuro' conference cycle explores the profound evolution of women throughout history. This series features researchers discussing female roles, achievements, and changing societal positions from early human evolution to the contemporary world. Gain insights into women from ancient societies to modern contexts, providing a comprehensive overview of their contributions.
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This conference cycle, held from September 30 to December 15, 2022, explores the evolution of the female gender throughout history. It features a series of talks by researchers discussing women's roles, achievements, and changing societal positions from early human evolution to the contemporary world.
The Museo Nacional de Arte Romano presents its annual conference cycle for the 2022-2023 academic year, focusing on the multifaceted evolution of women through successive historical periods. Titled 'Mujeres del Pasado. Mujeres del Futuro' (Women of the Past. Women of the Future), the cycle aims to provide a multi-focal perspective on women's lives, daily experiences, and significant achievements as their roles have transformed throughout history. A lineup of researchers will share their recent work, offering insights into women from antiquity to the present day. Topics covered range from the biology of childbirth in human evolution and the position of women in prehistoric and ancient societies (Egypt, Greece, Iberia) to explorations of iconic figures like Hatshepsut and the Dama de Elche, as well as examining women in Tartessos and Celtic societies. The series includes talks on the perception of gender in ancient cultures and the historical representation of women, providing a comprehensive overview of women's contributions and experiences across diverse historical contexts.
Admission is free until full capacity is reached. Talks are also available on the MNAR YouTube channel the day after the event.
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