Introduction to the Silk Road by Nancy Steinhardt

Penn Museum's 2010-2011 monthly lecture/reception series explores all the adventures the Silk Road has to offer, from mummies to Marco Polo to military warfare to the Black Death. In this first program, "Great Sites on the Silk Road," Dr. Nancy Steinhardt, Professor of East Asian Art and the Museum's Curator of Chinese Art, will introduce the Silk Road in relation to the exhibition Secrets of the Silk Road opening February 5, showing some routes, early travelers, major sites, key monuments, and some most extraordinary discoveries.
Find out more about the Secrets of the Silk Road exhibition at www.penn.museum...

[@phizzelout]

Dear Penn Museum, Do you have video and sound techs?

[@miriamneff2586]

Sound quality renders this unwatchable. Pity

[@rubenjames7345]

I would have said "unlistenable", but close enough. Why put this out there?

[@sevateabeyondorganic]

Spiritual textiles are eternal wisdom dharma blessings but the world of war destroys our solutions and prayers.... thank u for sharing what u can!

[@wdsftygt]

To he'll wth you ditzy old bird the lesson of the silk road is that only voluntary multiculturalism is good not your miserable overbearing fetishized forced 2010s integration.

[@river6969us]

Unwatchable. Why a great university would put this up is beyond comprehension.

[@imuaaa]

Loses sound periodically. Something wrong with the video. Irritating. Not worth watching.

[@OuterHeaven210]

Pointless.