The Academy’s signature series of events, Conversations/Conversazioni: From the American Academy in Rome, convenes leading artists, scholars, designers, historians, and museum leaders for frank, wide-ranging discussions on a variety of topics in the arts and humanities.
Bringing together climate scientists and heritage practitioners, this panel will discuss how climate change is impacting archeological sites and potential responses to dealing with this crisis.
This half-day workshop will consider approaches to the Roman environment and natural world from approximately 200 BCE to 600 CE.
At a critical time when climate change is producing indelible effects to our agricultural systems, immigration patterns, food security, and safety and security, the American Academy in Rome presents two conversations that center climate change as a humanitarian crisis.
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