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    The 2011 Annual Byzantine Studies Conference will be held at the University of Michigan. The conference is an annual forum for presenting and discussing current research on all aspects of Byzantine history and culture. Two papers will focus on items from the University of Michigan collections, including a fragment of an early papyrus roll and a Byzantine codex.

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    The 2011 Annual Byzantine Studies Conference will be held at the University of Michigan. The conference is an annual forum for presenting and discussing current research on all aspects of Byzantine history and culture. Two papers will focus on items from the University of Michigan collections, including a fragment of an early papyrus roll and a Byzantine codex.

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    The 2011 Annual Byzantine Studies Conference will be held at the University of Michigan. The conference is an annual forum for presenting and discussing current research on all aspects of Byzantine history and culture. Two papers will focus on items from the University of Michigan collections, including a fragment of an early papyrus roll and a Byzantine codex.

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    2011 Annual

    Byzantine Studies Conference


    2011 Annual Kelsey Museum of Archaeology
    434 South State St.
    Byzantine Studies Ann Arbor, MI, 48109

    Conference

    The Byzantine Studies Conference is an Arts at


    Michigan
    annual forum for the presentation and
    discussion of papers embodying current
    International
    research on all aspects of Byzantine Institute
    history and culture. Two items from
    University of Michigan collections will be
    Office of
    discussed in papers given at the confer- Multi-Ethnic
    ence: the smaller of two fragments of an Student Affairs

    early papyrus roll with a later Byzantine The College of


    codex (Ms. 50). Literature,
    Science, and the
    Arts (LSA)
    Contact: Registration:
    734.764.9304 www.umich.edu/~byzantine Rackham
    Graduate School
    [email protected]
    2011 Annual
    Byzantine Studies Conference

    2011 Annual Kelsey Museum of Archaeology


    434 South State St.
    Byzantine Ann Arbor, MI, 48109
    Studies
    Conference

    The Byzantine Studies Arts at


    Conference is an annual forum Michigan
    for the presentation and
    discussion of papers
    embodying current research International
    on all aspects of Byzantine Institute
    history and culture.
    Two items from University of Office of
    Michigan collections will be Multi-Ethnic
    discussed in papers given at Student
    Affairs
    the conference: the smaller of
    two fragments of an early The College of
    papyrus roll with a later Literature,
    Science, and
    Byzantine codex (Ms. 50). the Arts (LSA)

    Registration: Rackham
    www.umich.edu/~byzantine Graduate
    School
    Contact:
    734.764.9304
    [email protected]

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