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Saturday lecture

Where does our knowledge of Bornholm’s history come from? At Bornholms Museum, archaeologist Anders Pihl examines sources and uncritical repetition using examples from the island’s history.

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31 OctobreSamedi
12:00 PM–02:00 PM

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Saturday lecture
Rønne, Bornholm
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Photo: Bornholms Museum

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Sankt Mortens Gade 29

Bornholms Museum - Sankt Mortens Gade 29 - Rønne

3700 Rønne

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Fake News in Times Past

What do we lead each other to believe when it comes to Bornholm’s history? Do we know where our shared knowledge comes from? These questions are the starting point for this Saturday’s lecture, in which archaeologist Anders Pihl will delve into the literature on the island’s history.

Among other things, we will take a closer look at sand drift, farm names, Tunneby and an exchange of land in 1313. We will also examine something that seems to recur in the literature on the island’s history: uncritically repeating what others have written before. We have been doing this for centuries, but with the advent of artificial intelligence, we need to be more vigilant than ever and safeguard our shared history.

Presented by archaeologist and PhD candidate Anders Pihl.

Bornholms Museum is hosting the lecture in collaboration with Bornholms Folkeuniversitet.

Dernière mise à jour par :Destination Bornholminfo@bornholm.info

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