

LUKE PEPERA

MOTHERLAND: 500,000 Years of African Culture & Identity
Leading historian, anthropologist and broadcaster Luke Pepera takes us back to explore fascinating figures from African history including Mansa Musa, the 14th century ruler of the Mali Empire and the wealthiest man who ever lived, and Kandake Queen Amanirenas, who defeated the Romans in Nubia. Through their lives and others he offers a revelatory new exploration of African culture and identity. One of the most exciting of a new generation of historians, Luke Pepera gives a dazzling talk based on his new book Motherland which is described by Tom Holland as ‘a masterful achievement’.
‘A wonderful debut by a talented and exciting young historian’, Peter Frankopan.
Location
The Barn Theatre, 3-5 Beeches Rd, Cirencester, GL7 1BN.
Date & Time
Sunday 26th October,
4:30-5:30pm
Tickets
Standard: £12
Under 22s: £5

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Parking Info
Beeches Car Park directly opposite The Barn Theatre; well connected bus routes stop across the main road.
Accessibility Information
Ramps and level access for wheelchair and disabled users with both toilet facilities and parking available for disabled visitors.