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You’ve got a guy in the know for archaeology fans and curious minds alike. The Boshell Lecture Series, funded by the Boshell Foundation, brings insightful archaeology talks to partner institutions twice a year. While Dining with the Romans is part of a broader history of Roman dining practices, this page highlights the ongoing Boshell Family Lecture Series, past coverage, and upcoming lectures tied to the program.

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Upcoming Boshell Family Lecture events showcase interdisciplinary perspectives—from museum curation to ethnography and historical gastronomy. Stay tuned for the latest dates, speaker bios, and venue information. For those seeking context, the series has previously covered topics such as Ethiopian foodways and colonial photography, and continues to bring engaging, academically grounded discussions to life.

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  • The Boshell Family Lecture Series on Archaeology is funded by the Boshell Foundation and typically funds two lectures per year at partner institutions.
  • March 23, 2025 – Boshell Lecture Series: Digging into Ethiopian Foodways, The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, MD; Speaker: Helina Solomon Woldekiros, PhD (Associate Professor, Washington University in St. Louis).
  • May 3, 2025 – Boshell Family Lecture Series: The Camera’s Candid Eye: Colonial Photography and the Arts of Adornment in Indonesia, Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, TX; Speaker: Dr. Natasha Reichle (Associate Curator of Southeast Asian Art, Asian Art Museum, San Francisco).
  • September 27, 2025 – Opening Weekend Boshell Lecture: Preserving the Souls of Animals, The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, MD; Speaker: Divya Anantharaman (artist/taxidermist).
  • Promotional materials for these events include social links (Facebook, Twitter/X, YouTube, Instagram) on museum and event pages.
  • Historical note: an earlier Boshell Lecture, Feast: Dining with the Romans, covered Roman dining practices and banquets (2010s era materials).

Upcoming Boshell Family Lecture events showcase interdisciplinary perspectives—from museum curation to ethnography and historical gastronomy. Stay tuned for the latest dates, speaker bios, and venue information. For those seeking context, the series has previously covered topics such as Ethiopian foodways and colonial photography, and continues to bring engaging, academically grounded discussions to life.

Secure your seats through our trusted tickets platform and follow the official pages for ongoing updates. We’re here to connect you with the right tickets, the right events, and the right people behind these remarkable lectures.

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