Main Building Old Part
Main Building New Part
Porthania
THURSDAY 30 August 2012 Room 8.30-10.30
11.00-12.45
14.00-15.45
15.45-18.00
Porthania I
MERC Keynote Session: Future Research on Medieval Europe
MERC: Symbols and Signs of Belief in Graves at the Transition from Pre-Christian to Christian Times
Porthania II
Reindeer Hunting as Part of Circumpolar History against the Wider Background of Hunting in Central and Northern Europe The Michelsberg Culture – Territories, Resources and Sociopolitical Complexity
MERC: Baltic Urbanism
Porthania III
MERC: Beyond the Frontiers of Medieval Europe
Porthania Lobby
Poster Session
Lecture Room 5 (3rd Floor)
Living and Being in Wetlands and Lakes
Lecture Room 6 (3rd Floor)
Flooded Stone Age – Towards an Overview of Submerged Settlements and Landscapes on the Continental Shelf
Lecture Room 10 (3rd Floor)
Cremation in European Archaeology
Lecture Room 12 (3rd Floor)
Advanced Prospection Methods for Cultural Heritage Management – Experiences and Challenges
Lecture Room 13 (3rd Floor)
Material Chains and Networks in Space: Production Sequences, Processes, Chaînes Opératoires and Object Biographies in Bronze and Iron Ages Workshops
Lecture Room 14 (4th Floor)
War! Conflict Archaeology and its Role in the Study of the Past and Present of Europe
Lecture Room 15 (4th Floor)
Archaeology in Society and Daily Life
Lecture Room 21 (4th Floor)
Moving on – Colonisation as a Social Process
Auditorium II (2nd Floor)
Methodology in Preventive Archaeology: Archaeological Evaluations
Auditorium IV (2nd Floor)
“Princely Sites”, Oppida and Open Settlements: New Approaches to Urbanisation Processes in the Iron Age of Central and Western Europe Hunter-gatherer Responses to Diminishing Resources
Auditorium IX (3rd Floor)
Round Table: Training and Education Committee
Interpreting Development-led Archaeology – The Question of Scale. Case Studies from the Prehistoric Landscapes of Northwest Europe Reconstructing Patterns of Mobility, Residency and Demographic Fluctuations among Prehistoric Populations From Bone to Bead: Developments in European Research on Worked Osseous Materials
Auditorium XII (3rd Floor)
Body Categories and Identities, Health, and Society in Ancient Europe
Auditorium XIII (3rd Floor)
Public Appropriations of Archaeologists' Narratives
Auditorium XIV (3rd Floor)
Managing the Archaeological Heritage: Perceptions and Realities
Auditorium XV (4th Floor)
The Sound as Symbol of Prestige, Element of Magic and Instrument of Power: Archaeological Finds and Sonorous Contexts
Round Table: Committee on Professional Associations in Archaeology
Porthania
FRIDAY 31 August 2012 Room 8.30-10.30
11.00-12.45
14.00-15.20
15.50-17.10
Porthania I
MERC: Life in the City: Environmental and Artefactual Approaches to Urban Europe in the Middle Ages
Porthania II
MERC: New Directions in Medieval Landscape Archaeology
Porthania III
Creativity in the Bronze Age
Porthania Lobby
Poster Session
Lecture Room 5 (3rd Floor)
European Hunter-Gatherer Bog-sites: Data, Models, Perspectives
Main Building Old Part
Main Building New Part
Lecture Room 6 (3rd Floor)
Archaeological Research, Heritage Interpretation Climatic Archaeology: The Role of Climatic Factors in Archaeological and Anthropological and “lieux de mémoire” Processes and Preservation Lecture Room 10 Circumpolar Rock Art Vocational Training of Archaeological Heritage
(3rd Floor)
Lecture Room 12 (3rd Floor)
Focus on Archaeological Textiles – From Finds to Facts on Fabric
Lecture Room 13 (3rd Floor)
The Neolithic House: Interdisciplinary Approaches to (Re)Constructing Prehistoric Architecture
Lecture Room 14 (4th Floor)
From Skulls and Skeletons to Ancient People: Approaches to Human Remains from Prehistoric Northern Eurasia Lecture Room 15 Not Just Meat: The Role of Plant in (4th Floor) Paleonutritional Reassessment
Round Table: Committee on Archaeological Legislation and Organization Guidelines for in situ Preserved Archaeological Sites and Areas
Auditorium II (2nd Floor)
Cultural Evolution in Neolithic Europe
General Session 3 Classical World
Auditorium IV (2nd Floor)
Towards a European Archaeology: Utopia or Nothing More than the Idle Wanderings of Confused Politicians?
Using Social Media Technologies to Engage People in Archaeology
Auditorium IX (3rd Floor)
General Session 1 Methods and Heritage
Auditorium XII (3rd Floor)
Animal Agency?
Auditorium XIII (3rd Floor)
Entangled Colonialism: Changes in Material Culture and Space in the Late Medieval through to the Modern Period Archaeology and Landscape: Integrated Research and the Common Good
Auditorium XIV (3rd Floor) Auditorium XV (4th Floor)
MERC: Round Table: Famine, Murrain, and Plague: The 14th Century in Bioarchaeological Perspective
Death and Burial in Post-Medieval Europe
Student Session
Malga, buron, Alm, shieling, seter, salaš, orry and cayolar: Seasonal Exploitation of Uplands from Prehistory to the Modern Day Settlements and Economies at the Sea: Maritime Settlement, Subsistence and Economic Histories 500 BC–1600 AD
Main Building Old Part
Main Building New Part
Porthania
THURSDAY 30 August 2012 Room 8.30-10.30
11.00-12.45
14.00-15.45
15.45-18.00
Porthania I
MERC Keynote Session: Future Research on Medieval Europe
MERC: Symbols and Signs of Belief in Graves at the Transition from Pre-Christian to Christian Times
Porthania II
Reindeer Hunting as Part of Circumpolar History against the Wider Background of Hunting in Central and Northern Europe The Michelsberg Culture – Territories, Resources and Sociopolitical Complexity
MERC: Baltic Urbanism
Porthania III
MERC: Beyond the Frontiers of Medieval Europe
Porthania Lobby
Poster Session
Lecture Room 5 (3rd Floor)
Living and Being in Wetlands and Lakes
Lecture Room 6 (3rd Floor)
Flooded Stone Age – Towards an Overview of Submerged Settlements and Landscapes on the Continental Shelf
Lecture Room 10 (3rd Floor)
Cremation in European Archaeology
Lecture Room 12 (3rd Floor)
Advanced Prospection Methods for Cultural Heritage Management – Experiences and Challenges
Lecture Room 13 (3rd Floor)
Material Chains and Networks in Space: Production Sequences, Processes, Chaînes Opératoires and Object Biographies in Bronze and Iron Ages Workshops
Lecture Room 14 (4th Floor)
War! Conflict Archaeology and its Role in the Study of the Past and Present of Europe
Lecture Room 15 (4th Floor)
Archaeology in Society and Daily Life
Lecture Room 21 (4th Floor)
Moving on – Colonisation as a Social Process
Auditorium II (2nd Floor)
Methodology in Preventive Archaeology: Archaeological Evaluations
Auditorium IV (2nd Floor)
“Princely Sites”, Oppida and Open Settlements: New Approaches to Urbanisation Processes in the Iron Age of Central and Western Europe Hunter-gatherer Responses to Diminishing Resources
Auditorium IX (3rd Floor)
Round Table: Training and Education Committee
Interpreting Development-led Archaeology – The Question of Scale. Case Studies from the Prehistoric Landscapes of Northwest Europe Reconstructing Patterns of Mobility, Residency and Demographic Fluctuations among Prehistoric Populations From Bone to Bead: Developments in European Research on Worked Osseous Materials
Auditorium XII (3rd Floor)
Body Categories and Identities, Health, and Society in Ancient Europe
Auditorium XIII (3rd Floor)
Public Appropriations of Archaeologists' Narratives
Auditorium XIV (3rd Floor)
Managing the Archaeological Heritage: Perceptions and Realities
Auditorium XV (4th Floor)
The Sound as Symbol of Prestige, Element of Magic and Instrument of Power: Archaeological Finds and Sonorous Contexts
Round Table: Committee on Professional Associations in Archaeology
Porthania
FRIDAY 31 August 2012 Room 8.30-10.30
11.00-12.45
14.00-15.20
15.50-17.10
Porthania I
MERC: Life in the City: Environmental and Artefactual Approaches to Urban Europe in the Middle Ages
Porthania II
MERC: New Directions in Medieval Landscape Archaeology
Porthania III
Creativity in the Bronze Age
Porthania Lobby
Poster Session
Lecture Room 5 (3rd Floor)
European Hunter-Gatherer Bog-sites: Data, Models, Perspectives
Main Building Old Part
Main Building New Part
Lecture Room 6 (3rd Floor)
Archaeological Research, Heritage Interpretation Climatic Archaeology: The Role of Climatic Factors in Archaeological and Anthropological and “lieux de mémoire” Processes and Preservation Lecture Room 10 Circumpolar Rock Art Vocational Training of Archaeological Heritage
(3rd Floor)
Lecture Room 12 (3rd Floor)
Focus on Archaeological Textiles – From Finds to Facts on Fabric
Lecture Room 13 (3rd Floor)
The Neolithic House: Interdisciplinary Approaches to (Re)Constructing Prehistoric Architecture
Lecture Room 14 (4th Floor)
From Skulls and Skeletons to Ancient People: Approaches to Human Remains from Prehistoric Northern Eurasia Lecture Room 15 Not Just Meat: The Role of Plant in (4th Floor) Paleonutritional Reassessment
Round Table: Committee on Archaeological Legislation and Organization Guidelines for in situ Preserved Archaeological Sites and Areas
Auditorium II (2nd Floor)
Cultural Evolution in Neolithic Europe
General Session 3 Classical World
Auditorium IV (2nd Floor)
Towards a European Archaeology: Utopia or Nothing More than the Idle Wanderings of Confused Politicians?
Using Social Media Technologies to Engage People in Archaeology
Auditorium IX (3rd Floor)
General Session 1 Methods and Heritage
Auditorium XII (3rd Floor)
Animal Agency?
Auditorium XIII (3rd Floor)
Entangled Colonialism: Changes in Material Culture and Space in the Late Medieval through to the Modern Period Archaeology and Landscape: Integrated Research and the Common Good
Auditorium XIV (3rd Floor) Auditorium XV (4th Floor)
MERC: Round Table: Famine, Murrain, and Plague: The 14th Century in Bioarchaeological Perspective
Death and Burial in Post-Medieval Europe
Student Session
Malga, buron, Alm, shieling, seter, salaš, orry and cayolar: Seasonal Exploitation of Uplands from Prehistory to the Modern Day Settlements and Economies at the Sea: Maritime Settlement, Subsistence and Economic Histories 500 BC–1600 AD