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• 30 nov 2019

  Glux-en-Glenne

  Call for papers - Prehistory and Antiquity

  Occupying Space during Bronze and Iron Ages: From site to landscape

  6th Doctoral Meetings of the European School of Protohistory of Bibracte

  Archaeology and Space have always been intrinsically connected. On one hand, different attributes of the environment affected human beings forcing them to adapt their behaviour in order to succeed, while on the other, in doing so, communities have influenced their surrounding spaces by transforming them, in some cases irreversibly. As all human actions are by definition immersed in space, for this year’s meeting we have decided to approach the questions of understanding and interpreting these complex processes looking through the prism of scale on which they happen. The extent of these ranges from the processes that occur on the small levels in the spaces of archaeological sites extending to the larger levels when dealing with the narrative of cultural landscapes. Sessions will provide reflection on the social and spatial aspects of archaeological sites and landscapes and will incorporate themes related to subsistence, economy, social behaviour and ideology within the timespan of the European Bronze and Iron Ages.

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• 27 nov 2017

  Glux-en-Glenne

  Call for papers - Prehistory and Antiquity

  To represent and representing oneself during the Protohistory

  4th doctoral meeting of the École européenne de Protohistoire de Bibracte

  The fourth doctoral meeting of the Ecole européenne de Protohistoire de Bibracte (EEPB) will be hold on the 12th-13th March 2018, at Bibracte – Centre archéologique européen (Bourgogne, France). This year, the meeting will benefit from the partnership of the Casa de Velázquez (Madrid). Since 2015, these Doctoral Meetings have the ambition to gather around similar issues PhD students and young Doctors working on the Bronze and Iron Age through the whole Europe.

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• 28 fév 2013

  Glux-en-Glenne

  Call for papers - Representation

  The nightingale's song

  Sciences, social practices and representations in time and space

  « Les oiseaux chanteurs » est un projet pluridisciplinaire, transversal et international initié et porté par l’UMR ARTeHIS 6298 de l’Université de Bourgogne et l’EA 4343 Calhiste de l’Université de Valenciennes. Ce projet consiste à élargir une thématique déjà étudiée par les ornithologues, les éthologues, les littéraires et les musicologues, à d’autres disciplines a priori éloignées, dont les problématiques centrales touchent essentiellement aux domaines des sciences du vivant, de l’environnement et des sciences humaines et sociales. La thématique retenue en 2013 est centrée spécialement sur Le chant du rossignol : sciences, pratiques sociales et représentations dans le temps et l'espace.

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