15TH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF ACHAEOLOGISTS

Autore:  AA.VV.
Editore:  EAA, Comune di Riva del Garda
Luogo e anno di pubblicazione:  Trento, 2009
Argomento:  000
Collocazione:  E1
N°Posizione:  1294
Tipologia pubblicazione:  01
 Note:  SESSIONS AND ROUND TABLES p. 9 A. Approaches to archaeological interpretation p. 11 A001: About the farm p. 12 A002: Archaeologies and soundscapes. From the prehistoric sonorous experiences to the music of the ancient world p. 15 A003: Innovation and evolution p.21 A004: Movements across and along wather within landmasses p. 24 A005: Neolithic monuments: function, mentalité and social construction of landscape p. 28 A006: New research into upland landscapes: the contribution of European postgraduate students p. 32 A007: Prisoner of war archaeology (19th and 20th century) p. 37 A008: Rock-art: beyond art p. 41 A009: Social aspects of the prehistoric past: archaeological models and interpretations p. 45 A010: Working with the past: strategies for crisis or intential incorporation? Towards an archaeology of recycling p. 49 A011: Zeitgeist p. 53 B. Archaeology today p. 57 B001: Archaeologists and civil engineeers. Challenges of large infrastucture projects p. 58 B002: Archaeology and the global crisis- multiple impacts, possible solutions p. 62 B003: Continuity and discontinuity in international cooperation in the frame work of rescue archaeology-some recent European experiences p. 66 B004: Down from the ivory tower: archaeology beyond university p. 67 B005: Gender and archaeology in Europe p. 70 B006: Professionalism in archaeology p. 73 C. heritage p. 75 C001: Archaeology and heritage for whom? Identity, diversity, pedagogy and interpretation in the presentation of archaeological heritage p. 76 C002: Bridging the gap: towards an agenda for European post-medieval archaeology p. 80 C003: Building museums as protagonists of virtual reality exhibitions p. 83 C004: Building the past for the fututre. Open air museums: what chance in the 21st century? P. 87 C005: Preserving, monitoring and presenting in situ archaeological reminds p. 90 C006: Rural land use and the management of the archaeological historical landscape: an European perspective p. 95 C007: Underwater archaeology and the future of submerged European prehistory p. 100 D. Identity, interaction and culture change p. 107 D001: Across bell beaker territories and beyond. Communities, social spaces and identities p. 108 D002: Enclosed space- open society. Contact and exchange in the context of bronze age defensive settlements in central Europe p. 111 D003: Identity and interaction: a macro-regional view of cultural developments and variation in central asia p. 114 D004: Interactions between Etruscans, Venets and early Celts-state of the art p. 118 D005: Reindeer and humans p. 119 D006: The end of empire : the archaeology of borderlands in the early medieval period p. 122 D007: The inner Alps, 5500- 2500 B. C.: data, models, perspectives p. 125 D008: the Roman empire and beyond, III. The east European Roman provinces in the 3rd century A.D. : the statics and dynamics of people, goods and ideas p. 128 D009: Transitions after " The transition" in the upper Palaeolithic p. 131 D010: Up-dating the reasoning on middle to upper Palaeolithic biological and cultural shift in Eurasia p. 135 E. Material culture p. 145 E001: "Balkan flint" in SE European Prehistory: chronological, cultural and social perspectives, p. 146 E002: From natural shapes to abstract geometries: new data and current trends in the study of prehistoric personal ornaments p. 150 E003: New approaches on studying weaponry of the European bronze age p, 154 E004: Playtime: the foundamental role of board games in ancient and medieval Europe p. 158 E005: Pottery and social dynamics in the Mediterranean and beyond in medieval and post-medieval times p. 161 E006: The biographical approach: where do we go from here? Session 2 p. 165 E007: The chaine operatoire approach to ceramics studies p. 168 E008: the contexts of painted pottery in the ancient Mediterranean world (7th- 4th C.BCE) p. 173 F. Ritual and symbolism p. 177 F001: Animal ritual killing and burial: European perspectives p. 178 F002: Archaeological approaches to dance performance p. 183 F003: Burial in prehistory: old issues and new techniques p. 186 F004: Decoding rituals from visual representations p. 195 F005: Embodied materiality: corporeale hybridism and body substitutions p. 199 F006: Social identity during the roman antiquity in Western Mediterranean sea: mortuary practices and organization of the funerary space p. 205 G. Science and archaeology p. 209 G001: Archaeological science in the 21st century-case studies from Italy p. 210 G002: "Go your own least cost path"- Spatial thecnology and archaeological interpretations p. 214 G003: Sediments as an archaeological source p. 219 G004: Volcanoes in Europe's prehistory and history p. 226 Posters p. 229 Fieldwork and new research p. 230 Environment and culture p. 134 Heritage p. 240 Material culture p. 245 Ritual and symbolism p. 250 Spatial thecnology and archaeology p. 253 Speakers and convenors p. 259
Note tipografiche:  pagine 266 in lingua inglese