Vesnia Endymion - Schedule of Post-Graduate Lectures

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[Notices appear in Port-a-Lucine and around the University of Dementlieu.]

🌐 Schedule of Lectures by History Graduate Student, Vesnia Endymion 🌐

All lectures are to begin at 5 PM ((ET)).

Symposium on Recent Findings in Markovia - Wednesday, March 22nd
Ancient History of Falkovnia and the Dwarven Legends of H'rakizuhm - Thursday, March 23rd
Akiri Theology and the Many Parts of the Soul - Saturday, March 25th Tuesday, March 28th

Faculty of History, Université de Dementlieu, Lecture Hall (Ground Floor)



This series will first begin with a symposium, an open discussion on the findings of my most recent expeditions to speak on what they might mean and about the history of Markovia in a larger, historical context.

It shall follow with a lecture about Falkovnia's ancient history, largely enshrouded in myth, and the pieces of its past that litter its landscape in the present, and to speak on the legends of the ancient dwarven tunnels that were recently found below the surface.

The series will conclude with a lecture on Akiri theology, and on the composite parts of the soul as understood by the Akiri peoples. If time permits, discussion will go into "Akiri blue" and their style of faience that appears throughout their pottery, mosaics, and other crafts.

((Streamer friendly!))

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[Notices in Port-a-Lucine and around the University of Dementlieu are amended, particularly where the date of the last lecture is concerned.]

🌐 Schedule of Lectures by History Graduate Student, Vesnia Endymion 🌐

All lectures are to begin at 5 PM ((ET)).

Symposium on Recent Findings in Markovia - Wednesday, March 22nd
Ancient History of Falkovnia and the Dwarven Legends of H'rakizuhm - Thursday, March 23rd
Akiri Theology and the Many Parts of the Soul - Tuesday, March 28th

Faculty of History, Université de Dementlieu, Lecture Hall (Ground Floor)



This series will first begin with a symposium, an open discussion on the findings of my most recent expeditions to speak on what they might mean and about the history of Markovia in a larger, historical context.

It shall follow with a lecture about Falkovnia's ancient history, largely enshrouded in myth, and the pieces of its past that litter its landscape in the present, and to speak on the legends of the ancient dwarven tunnels that were recently found below the surface.

The series will conclude with a lecture on Akiri theology, and on the composite parts of the soul as understood by the Akiri peoples. If time permits, discussion will go into "Akiri blue" and their style of faience that appears throughout their pottery, mosaics, and other crafts.

((Streamer friendly!))
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((Re-scheduling the last lecture due to conflicts with another.))