Document Type
Grant Application
Project/Presentation Title
Peru: From Village to Empire Lecture Series and Performances
Participants
see attachment
Date
11-2001
Project Period
FY 2001-2002
Event Sponsor
Cultural Affairs and Distinguished Lecture Series
Project Abstract/ Summary
Peru: From Village to Empire traces the development of complex society in Peru from 13,000 BP to 1500 AD. The exhibit focuses on what led groups of people to choose a particular location and settle down, how these settlements developed from villages to towns to cities, and how kin related bands formed states and then empires. The exhibition will feature over thirty-five objects (ceramics, textiles and metalwork) and sixty graphics, including maps, photographs and drawings. The exhibit will be installed in the Museum's temporary exhibit level on the first level and on the ramp panels leading from the first to third level
Repository Citation
Hudson Museum, "Peru: From Village to Empire Lecture Series and Performances" (2001). Cultural Affairs Distinguished Lecture Series. 107.
https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/ca-lectureseries/107
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