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ULM professor presents paper
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Dr. Monica Bontty, an assistant professor of history at the University of Louisiana at Monroe, presented a paper at a Coptic studies conference in July.

Her paper, which examined how the spread of ideas over long distances impacts culture, was presented at the 12th annual University of California Los Angeles–St. Shenouda Conference of Coptic Studies, held at UCLA on Friday, July 16.

Copt was a common term for Egyptian people during the Late Antique Period (300-600 A.D.), according to Bontty, though it currently concerns the Christian population of Egypt as opposed to the Muslim population.

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