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• 30 avr 2014

  Burgos

  Call for papers - Prehistory and Antiquity

  Palaeolithic Archaeozoology

  Advances on hunter-gatherer’s subsistence

  During the last years, archaeozoological studies carried out on palaeolithic assemblages have shown a great improvement in several topics of special interest regarding the subsistence behaviour of ancient human societies, the development of economic systems and social and Taphonomical studies, experimental archaeology and ethological and ethnological information have provided a great amount of new interpretative procedures about past human societies which need to be updated.This session aims to propose integrated approaches allowing new insights about the livelihoods of Palaeolithic human groups whatever the geographical area and the chronology concerned.

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• 17 jui 2014

  20 jui 2014

  Strasbourg

  Call for papers - Prehistory and Antiquity

  The Middle Bronze Age and the origins of the Late Bronze Age in Western Europe

  From the coasts of the Mediterranean to Scandinavia (17th-13th century BC)

  More than 20 years after the CTHS conference at Stasbourg/Haguenau Dynamique du Bronze moyen en Europe occidentale, the "Bronze 2014" conference proposes to revisit this chronological period in the light of recent discoveries and new research. In Western Europe, the Middle Bronze Age develops over a period of three centuries from the 17^th to the 14^th century BC followed by a transitional period during the 14^th-13^th centuries BC (the recent Bronze Age in the Mediterranean), period that is marked by continuity and major changes that announce the Late Bronze Age. During the last twenty years preventive archaeology has grown exponentially in France and in the rest of Europe, providing data that has largely renewed research. The 2014 Strasbourg conference aims to present papers giving a general overview of this new research.

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