This lecture delves into the fields of archaeology and anthropology, focusing on how human history and culture can be understood through stories.
By looking at artefacts, historical events, and societal structures, participants will explore the ways in which stories, whether oral traditions, myths, or documented histories, shape our understanding of the past.
This session reveals how storytelling has been a vital tool for passing down knowledge, preserving heritage, and fostering a deeper connection between modern societies and ancient civilizations.
By the end of the lecture, you’ll gain insight into how archaeologists and anthropologists piece together the narrative of humanity’s past, and how story, as a medium, plays a crucial role in this discovery.
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Anansci; Thinking About Words 