Time: 18:00 for 18:30
Cost: Free for members |R40 for non-members | R20 for student non-members
Venue: Teaching Studio, Beattie Building, Department of Archaeology, University of Cape Town (Room 3.10, 3rd Floor, Beattie Building)
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Drinks: Sherry/Port, Amarula R10 per drink; Hot choc, Wine R20 per cup/glass (cash and QR payments accepted on the day)
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About the Talk
An observation of how enslaved, exiled and freed people at the Cape were able to socially escape slavery through alternative temporal relations. Exploring the use of the Javanese Calendar at the Cape.

About the Speaker
Daiyaan Petersen is an Honours Graduate from UCT in the environmental and Geographical Sciences department. He is presently the chairperson of the Cape Family Research Forum and Deputy Chairperson of the WC Archives Advisory Council.