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Nomadic Culture and Heritage from the Mongolian Plateau
Several
Tuesday, 26 November, 2019 - 17:00 to 18:30 Nomadic Culture and Heritage from the Mongolian Plateau
Centre for China in the World Exhibition Space
The genetics of the Mongol Empire
Tim McInerney, PhD Scholar, John Curtin School of Medical Research, ANU
This talk will cover a brief introduction to population genetic theory followed by examining the reported large-scale genetic impact of the Mongol Empire.
![Six Strongmen In Traditional Dress, China [1909] William Purdom [RESTORED]](https://mongoliainstitute.anu.edu.au/sites/default/files/styles/anu_narrow_200_100/public/events/images/2019-04/image_by_ralph_repo_on_flickr_440x220.jpg?itok=FW12aOsu "Image by ralph repo on Flickr")
Migration, place and reconciliation
Professor Iyotani Toshio, Professor Hirata Yumi and Dr Karashima Masao from Japan, and Professor Tessa Morris-Suzuki and Professor Li Narangoa from ANU
At this roundtable, experts will discuss mobility, place and reconciliation in World War II.
Visual anthropology screening
ANU Mongolia Institute
The Anthropological Society of Western Australia in collaboration with Murdoch University, and the ANU Mongolia Institute will present this visual anthropology screening - Two Seasons: Multispe
