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Commentary on Panel 2 "Constructing Pahang's Maritime History", Day 1 of the workshop

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Contemporary Islamic Studies
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Dr Federica Gigante is a historian of the material and intellectual exchanges between the Islamic world and Europe.

She is particularly interested in how things people and ideas moved across the Mediterranean and were adopted and adapted in new cultural contexts. She specialises in Islamic art and Islamic scientific instruments and worked for several years as a museum curator. Federica provides insightful commentary on second panel of this workshop.

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Contemporary Islamic Studies
People
Federica Gigante
Keywords
pahang
islamic world
Malaysia
maritime history
Department: Middle East Centre
Date Added: 22/12/2025
Duration: 00:11:08

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