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Students in “African Perspectives in the Ancient Mediterranean” engaged with a variety of evidence throughout the course, from Pharaonic literature to Ptolemaic iconography. The visual essays below touch upon a number of themes that were central to our class discussions, but overwhelmingly try to answer the following question: how did African cultures define identity, and how were those identities expressed, oppressed, or transformed over time?<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Understanding
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Colonial Interactions<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Race and Ethnicity
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Coinage and Identity <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Students in “African Perspectives in the Ancient Mediterranean” engaged with a variety of evidence throughout the course, from Pharaonic literature to Ptolemaic iconography. The visual essays below touch upon a number of themes that were central to our class discussions, but overwhelmingly try to answer the following question: how did African cultures define identity, and …<\/p>\n

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