13/02/2023
📣Check out our exciting list of proposed sessions! From theoretical debates to the latest advances in interdisciplinary archaeology, the range of announced themes is generous, including both general and detailed discussion frameworks.
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S1-1 Untold stories. "Marginal" scholars and/or intellectual movements in the history of archaeology
S1-2 History of the History of Archaeology: between Archaeologists' and Historians' Concerns. Figures, Trends, and Perspectives
S2-1 Interdisciplinary studies on earthen architecture
S2-2 Open-air, open issues: processes, preservation and potential of open-air prehistoric archaeological contexts in arid lands
S4-1 What’s new in (Paleo)anthropology? – Methodology, concepts and discoveries
S4-2 Looking through the keyhole: molecular archaeology in Balkan prehistory and protohistory
S5-1 Understanding connections between mines and other archaeological contexts
S6-1 Smoothing, Smoothed and Smoothers
S6-2 Traceology and its interdisciplinary approach to the analysis of wear traces and residues for understanding the evolution of human capacities
S7-1 Archaeometry of prehistoric and protohistoric stone, metal, ceramics and glass
S8-1 Lower Palaeolithic all around the world: only Oldowan and Acheulean?
S8-2 Lithic-based approaches to understand site formation processes, economy, and technological behaviours during Palaeolithic
S8-3 “Simple but not simplistic”: Discussion on Bipolar Technology from different perspectives
S8-4 Stone Age engineering techniques and their implication for understanding Neanderthals and early Homo sapiens
S8-5 Shape and Beats: Combining technology and computational shape analysis for studying the variability of Large Cutting Tools
S8-6 Discontinuity, Recycling and Unclassified pieces within knapping processes during the Lower and Middle Paleolithic.
S8-7 Characterizing changing technology, subsistence and settlement dynamics of the Middle Stone Age and Middle Paleolithic
S9-1 Middle Paleolithic bifaces from the Caucasus to the Rhine
S10-1 Archaeology in Banat
S11-1 Continuity, variations, and replacement? Lithic techno-functional traditions and population movements during the Final Palaeolithic in Northern Eurasia
S12-1 Chalcolithisation
S13-1 Violence and society in the Metal Ages. An interdisciplinary overview of the emergence of warrior societies between human, social and natural sciences
S13-2 Interdisciplinarity in Prehistoric and Protohistoric Archaeometallurgy
S13-3 Crafts and Craftsmanship in the Metal Ages
S13-4 Plant species included in the diet of Bronze Age communities in the Carphatian Basin
S13-5 Archaeology of food during Bronze and Iron Age in Europe and Mediterranean area
S14-1 Raw material acquisition, trade and exploitation in North Africa and Sahara during Prehistory: The contribution of archaeological science to the study of lithic and ceramic assemblages
S14-2 Ethnographic analogy and the African Middle Stone Age archaeological record: re-assessing potentials and pitfalls
S15-1 Using traditional and interdisciplinary methods – the best way in studying the Prehistoric and Protohistoric Funerary Monuments of Eurasia
S16-1 Coastal, Underwater and Wetland Archaeology
S17-1 Multi-faceted Pyroarchaeology: from environmental to cultural proxies
S17-2 Studies on diachronic and synchronic fire use patterns
S18-1 Prehistoric art studies in North Africa and Sahara at the beginning of the 21st Century. Contributions from Interdisciplinary Research Approaches
S18-2 Challenges of satellite remote sensing applications in detecting and interpreting prehistoric contexts in Saharan North Africa
S19-1 The Nile valley and West Africa between the Paleolithic and the Neolithic periods
S20-1 In the light of resilience and innovation - human responses to the Last Glacial Maximum in Central and Southeast Europe
S20-2 Exploring the relevance of mountain occupation in prehistoric and protohistoric times: a worldwide perspective with a focus on the Carpathians
S21-1 Archaeoacoustics: a novel interdisciplinary way of studying the past
S21-2 Pendant or not a pendant? Identification, uses and meanings
S21-3 The archaeometry of rock art
S21-4 Interdisciplinarity in the study of rock art: the use of new technologies to understand the artistic dynamics of past societies
S22-1 The conceptual anthropology approach to Prehistory
S22-2 Precolonial Urbanisms: A global perspective on the indigenous practices of urban life
S22-3 The native survivals in the Roman Empire
S23-1 Prehistory and society: museums, education and media
S23-2 Ethnic Interpretations in the Archaeology of Meseurope and Their Political Implications
S24-1 The Critical and Evolving Role of Preventive Archaeology in Creating Cultural Heritage Knowledge
