26th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists : Networking  

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The Scientific and Social programme of the 2020 Annual Meeting will continue at Virtual Annual Meeting.

Please follow a new website

http://www.e-a-a.org/eaa2020virtual

for more information.

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Congrès, colloques, réunions

 

26-30 août 2020
Budapest

 

The Annual Meeting themes, as defined by the Scientific Committee, incorporate the diversity of EAA and the multidimensionality of archaeological practice, including archaeological interpretation, heritage management and politics of the past and present.

 

Themes

1. Networks, networking and communication: the archaeology of interactions
2. From Limes to regions: archaeology of borders, connections and roads
3. Sustainable archaeology and heritage management in an unsustainable world
4. Waterscapes: archaeology and heritage of fresh waters
5. Theories and methods in archaeology: interactions between disciplines
6. Embedded in European archaeology: the Carpathian Basin
7. 25 years after: The changing world and EAA's impact since the 1995 EAA Annual Meeting in Santiago

 

Plus d'infos
 

Call for sessions is open until Thursday 7 November 2019

 

Quelques sessions annoncées ...

• The 3rd millennium BCE: from cultural phenomena to networks?


• Towards an archaeology of fermented products : building a multidisciplinary approach


• Reconstructing faunal exploitation patterns, palaeoecologiesand living landscapes of the Pleistocene


• Plants meet Artifacts. Developing Interdisciplinary Approaches to identify plant processing and use in Archaeology


• Networks of chronology and chronological networks


• Invisible excavation: archaeology and cultural heritage science of organic materials for reconstructing ritual practices and diet


• From Novices to Experts: Development and Transmission of Technical Knowledge in Prehistory


• Morphological Diversity in Archaeology. Data Exploration and Visualization by Geometric Morphometrics


• Looking beyond the microscope: Interdisciplinary approaches to use-wear and residue analysis


• Ceramic is fantastic! The life-cycle of pottery through cross-disciplinary studies (Session #340)
   
• Imaginations and Imaginaries of the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic – Distorted Views, Embellishment, and What We Make of It