Good crowd marks the III Colonial Encounters event at CCHLA

The third edition of Encontros Colonialiais at CCHLA is being marked by good attendance by students, teachers and other interested parties, in addition to an excellent level of programming.
On Tuesday, the 14th, the Social History Experimentation Laboratory (LEHS), of the history department (DEHIS) of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN), opened the program, which continues until this Friday (17th), with a communication session on Commerce, production and taxation in Portuguese America (17th-18th centuries), followed by the session Subjects of the King, faithful of the Holy Mother Church: religion, population and society in Portuguese America (17th-18th century).
In the evening, the III Colonial Encounters met in the D CCHLA auditorium, interested in hearing Helder Alexandre Medeiros de Macedo (UFRN), Carlos Gabriel Guimarães (UFF) and Suely Creusa Cordeiro de Almeida (UFRPE) dialogue and express knowledge on the topic “Negotiators, commerce and taxation: economy and administration in the 17th and 18th centuries”.
Colonial Encounters emerged as a way to bring together researchers working on the colonial period. Initially, the event was designed to promote the expansion of dialogue between teachers, researchers and students who are members of the research group, Network for Experimentation in Social History (REHS).
In its third edition, the event brings together Colonial History specialists who are presenting work by students carrying out research at LEHS, in addition to debates coordinated by guest teachers.
The schedule and other information about the event can be found on the website: http://www.cchla.ufrn.br/encontroscoloniais-lehs/index.html
The event continues until June 17th and takes place at the Center for Human Sciences, Letters and Arts at UFRN. Photo Flávio Rezende.