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X-WR-CALNAME:Is a Picture Worth 1000 Artifacts?: The Utility of White’s I
 magery 
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DESCRIPTION:Emeritus professors\, Charles Ewen and Tom Shields will be givi
 ng a talk about English colonial governor\, explorer\, artist\, and cartog
 rapher\, John White.  White’s sixteenth-century watercolors of coastal N
 orth Carolina are well known to scholars and the public alike. They have o
 ften been regarded as accurate depictions of Native life at the time of Eu
 ropean contact. But how accurate are they? Can we reliably use these image
 s to learn about Algonkian peoples—their possessions\, activities\, and 
 behaviors? And does the archaeological research conducted by East Carolina
  University along the coast corroborate what John White depicted?  This ta
 lk is in conjuction with the "The Art of John White\, A Record of North Ca
 rolina Algonquins" exhibit on view in the Janice Hardison Faulkner Gallery
  from October 12th through December 11th.
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LOCATION:Joyner Library\, Janice Hardison Faulkner Gallery
SUMMARY:Is a Picture Worth 1000 Artifacts?: The Utility of White’s Imager
 y 
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 cts-the-utility-of-whites-imagery
CATEGORIES:Lecture/Reading
CATEGORIES:Reception
CATEGORIES:Academic
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