First number of Traces in Time

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The Editorial Board is very glad to announce the birth of the e-journal Traces in Time with the publishing of the first article by Clive Vella (go to the section).
The e-journal has also received its ISSN number. It will be structured by years, and every article will be published after the peer reviewing process.
The first contribution by C.Vella concerns the analyses of the lithic assemblage of the promontory site at Ras il-Pellegrin in Malta, and it shows the importance of the relationship between site and landscape in which it works.

Last Updated (Tuesday, 20 July 2010 20:10)

 

New contents: Homo sapiens and symbolic skills

 

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The work of Annamaria Aucello on the development of the symbolic skills in African Homo sapiens is now available in the Dissertation Archive. A number of findings from African Middle Stone Age show features of symbolic skills, which are related and compared with the European archaeological record.
The dissertation is available in Italian with an English abstract.

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Last Updated (Wednesday, 09 June 2010 13:33)

 

16th Annual Meeting of the EAA - The Hague

The 16th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists will be held in the city of The Hague in the Netherlands from 1st-5th September 2010 (http://www.eaa2010.nl/).

An excellent venue for the meeting has been found in Leiden University Campus The Hague, in the building of the Royal Conservatoire, adjacent to the central railway station in the centre of town.

The meeting is organised by the Faculty of Archaeology, Leiden University, the Department of Archaeology of the Municipality of The Hague and the Cultural Heritage Agency (Ministry of Education, Culture and Science), with financial support from the Minister of Culture. A broad advisory panel with representatives of all sectors of Dutch archaeology ensures participation and support from across Dutch archaeology.

 The meeting will be preceded by a separate one-day conference on science-based archaeology. The pre-conference meeting will take place on Tuesday, 31st August 2010, at Delft University, and is organised by the Delft-Leiden Centre for Archaeology, Art history and Science (CAAS). Registered participants of the EAA annual meeting can attend free of charge. For more information please go to www.CAASonline.nl

 

Last Updated (Wednesday, 03 March 2010 15:08)

 

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