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Historical Association: How Indigenous Americans Discovered Europe

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Professor Caroline Dodds Pennock examines how Indigenous Americans encountered and understood Europe, challenging the idea that global connections began with European arrival in the Americas. Explore early modern contact and exchange at the Humanities Building, University of Bristol; sign in at the lecture theatre door.

This Historical Association branch lecture explores a major challenge to familiar accounts of world history: the idea that global connections began only when Europeans reached the Americas. Professor Caroline Dodds Pennock of Sheffield University examines how Indigenous Americans encountered and understood Europe, offering a different perspective on early modern contact and exchange.

The event takes place at The Humanities Building, University of Bristol, and attendees do not need to book in advance. Instead, guests should simply sign in at the door of the lecture theatre. The talk is part of the Bristol branch programme and is suitable for anyone with an interest in history, empire, and the shaping of global narratives.

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Professor Caroline Dodds Pennock

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5 May 2027, 19:30

Location

In-person · The Humanities Building, 7 Woodland Road, University of Bristol BS8 1TB, Bristol
Participation fee: £5

£5 for guests. Free for students, National members and members of the university.

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