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Makhel Lecture Series, 2021
Aim: To understand the history of the Nagas
An International Conference through Webinar
Date: 12th and 14th May, 2021
The aim of the Makhel lecture series is to understand the history of the Nagas. Specialists of the Trans-Himalayan studies, from diverse disciplines, are invited to discuss their findings—with special reference on the Nagas.
Up coming lectures
Lecture 1: 12th May, 2021
Lecture 1: 12th May, 2021
Time: 1 PM (IST)
Speaker: Prof. Dr. George van Driem
Topic: The Ancestral Homeland of the Naga People Based on Language and Genes
Topic: The Ancestral Homeland of the Naga People Based on Language and Genes
Lecture 2: 14th May, 2021
Lecture 2: 14th May, 2021
Time: 1 PM (IST)
Speaker: Dr. Jelle J. P. Wouters
Topic: Thinking through Naga origin and migration stories
Topic: Thinking through Naga origin and migration stories
Why Makhel?
Based on folklores, many Naga tribes accept `Makhel’ as their final settlement place, before they moved to their present villages; the location `Makhel' is in Makhel village, Senapati, Manipur. Migration routes of the Nagas, prior to Makhel, are not recorded.
Limited seats are available!
Limited seats are available!
Platform: Zoom meeting (a zoom link will be sent to the participants' registered email)
NB: Registration is open to all (free registration). Scholars working on Naga culture and language are particularly welcome. Special consideration will be given to ACI faculties and students.
Makhel Lecture Series 2021
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