15th - 20th September 2009
Riva del Garda | Trento, Italy
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THURSDAY 17TH SEPTEMBER Programme Thursday
SATURDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER Programme Saturday
Sessions schedule
Sessions and round tables are divided into different thematic areas:
APPROACHES TO ARCHAEOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION
ARCHAEOLOGY TODAY
HERITAGE
IDENTITY, INTERACTION AND CULTURE CHANGE
MATERIAL CULTURE
RITUAL AND SYMBOLISM
SCIENCE AND ARCHAEOLOGY
Notes for speakersTHURSDAY 17TH SEPTEMBER
Programme Thursday| ROOM | MORNING 9.00 - 13.00 (coffee break 10.50 - 11.20) |
AFTERNOON 14.30-18.30 (coffee break 16.00 - 16.30) |
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| Room 1 | F003 Burial in prehistory: old issues and new techniques KRUM BACVAROV |
F003 Burial in prehistory: old issues and new techniques KRUM BACVAROV |
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| Room 2 | C007 Underwater archaeology and the future of submerged European prehistory JONATHAN BENJAMIN |
C007 Underwater archaeology and the future of submerged European prehistory JONATHAN BENJAMIN |
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| Room 3 | D004 Interactions between Etruscans, Venets and Early Celts - state of the art ERZSÉBET JEREM |
A011 Zeitgeist KATHARINA REBAY-SALISBURY |
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| Room 4 | B001 Archaeologists and civil engineers. Challenges of large infrastructure projects GERRY WAIT |
E006 The biographical approach: where do we go from here? Session 2 JODY JOY |
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| Room 5 | A010 Working with the past: strategies for crisis or intentional incorporation? Towards an archaeology of recycling DRAGOS GHEORGHIUS |
D008 CANCELLED The Roman Empire and beyond, III. The East European Roman provinces in the 3rd century AD: the statics and dynamics of people, goods and ideas ERIC C. DE SENA |
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| Room 6 | D001 Across Bell Beaker territories and beyond. Communities, social spaces and identities JANUSZ CZEBRESZUK |
F004 Decoding rituals from visual representations TORILL CHRISTINE LINDSTRØM |
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| Room 7 | G003 Sediments as a archaeological source TOMASZ KALICKI |
Pottery and social dynamics in the Mediterranean and beyond in medieval and post-medieval times |
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| Room 8 | E004 Playtime: the fundamental role of board games in ancient and medieval Europe MARK HALL |
About the farm |
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| Room 9 | D006 The end of Empire: the archaeology of frontier zones in the early medieval period SUSANNE HAKENBECK |
G001 Archaeological science in the 21st century – case studies from Italy KERI BROWN |
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| Room 10 | A003 Innovation & evolution NATALIE UOMINI |
B005 Gender and archaeology in Europe LIV HELGA DOMMASNES |
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| Room 11 | E003 New approaches on studying weaponry of the European Bronze Age MARION UCKELMANN |
B002 Archaeology and the global crisis - multiple impacts, possible solutions NATHAN SCHLANGER |
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| Conservatoire | A002 Archaeologies and soundscapes. From the prehistoric sonorous experiences to the music of the ancient world GEORGE DIMITRIADIS |
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FRIDAY 18TH SEPTEMBER Programme Friday
| ROOM | MORNING 9.00 - 13.00 (coffee break 10.50 - 11.20) |
AFTERNOON 14.30-18.30 (coffee break 16.00 - 16.30) |
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| Room 1 | D010 Up-dating the reasoning on Middle to Upper Palaeolithic biological and cultural shift in Eurasia LAURA LONGO |
D010 Up-dating the reasoning on Middle to Upper Palaeolithic biological and cultural shift in Eurasia LAURA LONGO |
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| Room 2 | A005 Neolithic monuments: function, mentalité and the social construction of the landscape BETTINA SCHULZ PAULSSON |
G002 “Go your own least cost path” – spatial technology and archaeological interpretation ALEKS POSLUSCHNY |
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| Room 3 | E008 The contexts of painted pottery in the ancient Mediterranean world (7th -4th c. BCE) DIMITRIS PALEOTHODOROS |
B003 Continuity and discontinuity in international cooperation in the frame work of rescue archaeology - some recent European experiences MAGNUS ARTURSSON |
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| Room 4 | C005 Preserving, monitoring and presenting in situ archaeological remains KALLIOPI FOUSEKI and MICHEL VORENHOUT |
C005 Preserving, monitoring and presenting in situ archaeological remains KALLIOPI FOUSEKI and MICHEL VORENHOUT |
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| Room 5 | D005 Reindeer and humans SVEIN INDRELID |
Movements across and along water within landmasses |
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| Room 6 | B004 Down from the ivory tower: archaeology beyond university THOMAS KADOR |
C003 Building museums as protagonists of virtual reality exhibitions MARCO MERLINI |
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| Room 7 | E007 The chaîne opératoire approach to ceramics studies SIMONA SCARCELLA |
A006 New research into upland landscapes: the contribution of European postgraduate students FRANCESCO CARRER |
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| Room 8 | F005 Embodied materiality: corporeal hybridism and body substitutions GOCE NAUMOV |
Embodied materiality: corporeal hybridism and body substitutions |
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| Room 9 | A007 Prisoner of war archaeology (19th and 20th centuries) HAROLD MYTUM |
D002 Enclosed space – open society. Contact and exchange in the context of Bronze Age defensive settlements in Central Europe MATEUSZ JAEGER |
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| Room 10 |
Rural land use and the management of the archaeological historical landscape: |
C002 Bridging the gap: towards an agenda for European post-medieval archaeology PAUL BELFORD |
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| Room 11 | C001 Archaeology and heritage for whom? Identity, diversity, pedagogy and interpretation in the presentation of archaeological heritage SERENA SABATINI |
G004 Volcanoes in Europe’s prehistory and history FELIX RIEDE |
SATURDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER
Programme Saturday| ROOM | MORNING 9.00 - 13.00 (coffee break 10.50 - 11.20) |
AFTERNOON 14.30-18.30 (coffee break 16.30 - 17.00) |
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| Room 1 | D007 The inner Alps, 5500–2500 BC: data, models, perspectives PHILIPPE DELLA CASA |
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| Room 2 | A008 Rock-art: beyond art CRAIG CON ALEXANDER |
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| Room 3 | F002 Archaeological approaches to dance performance KATHRYN SOAR |
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| Room 4 | C004 Building the past for the future. Open air museums: what chance in the 21st century? M. CRISTINA VANNINI, ROMANA SCANDOLARI |
B006 Professionalism in archaeology KENNETH AITCHISON |
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| Room 5 | D009 Transitions after “the transition” in the upper Palaeolithic GYÖRGY LENGYEL |
Committee on the teaching and training or achaeologists | |
| Room 6 | E002 From natural shapes to abstract geometries: new data and current trends in the study of prehistoric personal ornaments ROBERTO MICHELI |
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| Room 7 | A009 Social aspects of the prehistoric past: archaeological models and interpretations ANNA MARIA SESTIERI |
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| Room 8 | E001 “Balkan flint” in SE European prehistory: chronological, cultural and social perspectives MARIA GUROVA |
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| Room 9 | F006 Social identity during the Roman antiquity in Western Mediterranean sea: mortuary practices and organization of the funerary space YVES GLEIZE |
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Identity and interaction: a macro-regional view of cultural developments and variation in Central Asia |
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| Room 11 | F001 Animal ritual killing and burial: European perspectives ALEKS PLUSKOWSKI |
