Henshilwood lecture
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Oct 21, 2011, 2:35:56 AM10/21/11
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There are still some places for the lecture, 'Symbols & Climate:
Tracing the origins
of behaviourally modern Homo Sapiens in Southern Africa' on Tuesday
evening, 25
October, at 18h00 for 18h30. The talk will be delivered by Prof.
Christopher
Henshilwood, known for his Blombos Cave discoveries. The lecture will
be followed by a screening of the new documentary, 'Origins: The
Birthplace of Humanity".
Date: Tuesday 25 October 2011
Venue: Origins Centre
Cost: R45/R35 Wits Staff & Students
Bookings: a...@origins.org.za
New booking procedure:
Please e-mail your request for seats to a...@origins.org.za. If you are
a Wits student or Wits staff member, please include your student or
staff number. We will then e-mail an invoice through to you, which you
can pay by eft or at the Origins Shop. In the event that the lecture
is heavily booked, bookings not prepaid will be held until 15 minutes
ahead of the start of the lecture.
Tracing the origins
of behaviourally modern Homo Sapiens in Southern Africa' on Tuesday
evening, 25
October, at 18h00 for 18h30. The talk will be delivered by Prof.
Christopher
Henshilwood, known for his Blombos Cave discoveries. The lecture will
be followed by a screening of the new documentary, 'Origins: The
Birthplace of Humanity".
Date: Tuesday 25 October 2011
Venue: Origins Centre
Cost: R45/R35 Wits Staff & Students
Bookings: a...@origins.org.za
New booking procedure:
Please e-mail your request for seats to a...@origins.org.za. If you are
a Wits student or Wits staff member, please include your student or
staff number. We will then e-mail an invoice through to you, which you
can pay by eft or at the Origins Shop. In the event that the lecture
is heavily booked, bookings not prepaid will be held until 15 minutes
ahead of the start of the lecture.
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