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UID:euroseas-2022-new-terrains-in-aceh-s-history-rereading-texts-objects-and-practices-1
SUMMARY:New Terrains in Aceh’s History: Rereading Texts, Objects, and Practices (1)
LOCATION:Room 3.08
DESCRIPTION:The years following the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami have seen an 
 upsurge in interest in the Acehnese past. These recent studies of Aceh – in
  keeping with the trend towards global history – have emphasised not only b
 roader Islamic connections, but also European relations with the Acehnese s
 ultanate especially before the 19th century. New sources, such as recently 
 digitised manuscripts and archaeological surveys, have enabled us to look a
 fresh at the history of the people, religion, and culture of Aceh. New appr
 oaches, which include the study of Aceh through the lens of gender, the stu
 dy Islamic history from a Southeast Asian perspective, and seeing Aceh with
 in a north Sumatran and Indian Ocean context, have also greatly enriched ou
 r understanding of the region. \n\nThis panel aims to bring together these 
 new sources and approaches to the study of Aceh in its broadest sense, from
  the inside and the outside, from the micro to the macro. We invite present
 ations on new and understudied historical sources, as well as new approache
 s – textual, material, anthropological etc. – on existing sources.
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/new-terrains-in-aceh-s-history-rereading-texts-objects-and-practices
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20220629T140000
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DTSTAMP:20240425T090200
UID:euroseas-2022-new-terrains-in-aceh-s-history-rereading-texts-objects-and-practices-2
SUMMARY:New Terrains in Aceh’s History: Rereading Texts, Objects, and Practices (2)
LOCATION:Room 3.08
DESCRIPTION:The years following the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami have seen an 
 upsurge in interest in the Acehnese past. These recent studies of Aceh – in
  keeping with the trend towards global history – have emphasised not only b
 roader Islamic connections, but also European relations with the Acehnese s
 ultanate especially before the 19th century. New sources, such as recently 
 digitised manuscripts and archaeological surveys, have enabled us to look a
 fresh at the history of the people, religion, and culture of Aceh. New appr
 oaches, which include the study of Aceh through the lens of gender, the stu
 dy Islamic history from a Southeast Asian perspective, and seeing Aceh with
 in a north Sumatran and Indian Ocean context, have also greatly enriched ou
 r understanding of the region. \n\nThis panel aims to bring together these 
 new sources and approaches to the study of Aceh in its broadest sense, from
  the inside and the outside, from the micro to the macro. We invite present
 ations on new and understudied historical sources, as well as new approache
 s – textual, material, anthropological etc. – on existing sources.
URL:https://euroseas2022.org/panels/new-terrains-in-aceh-s-history-rereading-texts-objects-and-practices
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Paris:20220629T173000
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