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Mule Deer, 1930, Denver Museum, Shannon Lectures

Karen Rader speaking on Natural History Museums, at Carleton on December 12 at 1 PM

Beastly Histories, Shannon Lectures, Susan Nance, Elephant Experience, poster

Susan Nance: Does Elephant Experience Matter to History? Shannons Lecture, Friday December 5 at 1 PM, 303 Paterson Hall.

Horse cross section illustration, Shannon Lectures

Friday Nov 28: Sean Kheraj on the Great Epizootic of 1872-1873. Shannon Lecture Series, Humanities Lecture Theatre, 303 Paterson Hall, from 1:00-2:30 pm.

Horse figure Lascaux caves, Shannon Lectures

November 14: Nigel Rothfels on Saving the Prehistoric Horse

Paul Litt speaking on Canadian national identity and Inuit art, at the Carleton Art Gallery, 12:15 Wednesday November 5.

Buffalo Meat Drying, White Horse Plains, Red River[1] copy cropped

November 7 George Colpitts on Bison, Pemmican and the Sating of Society in the Northern Great Plains, 1780-1870

Miriam Makeba St, Albertina Sisulu Rd, Gwigwi Mrwebi St, Natasha Erlank poster

October 22: Natasha Erlank: “Women and Memorialisation in Contemporary South Africa”

Event: "Lenin in Heidiland," Oct. 10, 2014

October 21: Madelaine Morrison on Musical Life in Ontario, 1880-1920

"Thinking about Thalidomide in Transnational Perspective," September 24, 2014

R. J. Brodie, 1845, Full length engraving representing the effects of Lues Venere

September 18: The Infection of Impurity: Contaminated/Contaminating Victorian Male Bodies

March 5: Susanne Klausen on "Sex, Shame and Suicide: Policing White Male Heterosexuality in South Africa During Apartheid"

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