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The Historical Association: Collapse? Extinction? Sacrifice? What You Always Wanted to Hear About the Maya - But Were Afraid to Ask

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Professor Elizabeth Graham, Emeritus Professor at the University of London, examines what happened to the Maya civilisation through archaeology and historical interpretation. The talk takes place at Richmond Library Annexe in London.

This Historical Association branch lecture explores the question of what happened to the Mayan civilisation. It is presented by Professor Elizabeth Graham, Emeritus Professor at the University of London, and looks at one of history’s most discussed ancient cultures through the lens of archaeology and historical interpretation.

The event is a talk rather than a course, so it is designed for anyone interested in history, the ancient world, or the Maya. It takes place at Richmond Library Annexe in London and forms part of the Historical Association’s lecture programme.

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Professor Elizabeth Graham

HistoryLanguages, Translation & Culture
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25 March 2027, 20:00

Branch lecture

Location

In-person · Richmond Library Annexe, Quadrant Road, Richmond, London
Participation fee: £3

Non-HA members pay £3 on the door. HA members should bring their membership card. Associate membership is £18 for all eight lectures in the programme.

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