The Institute for European and Mediterranean Archaeology cordially invites you to attend a lecture by Dr. @iovitza entitled "The Geography of Ancient Dispersal Corridors in Central Eurasia".
This event will take place TODAY, May 7th, from 1 pm to 2 pm (Eastern Time).
We are hosting another Speakers Series Event TODAY at 1 pm (eastern) on Zoom.
@AlexCarabia (@unibirmingham ) will be giving a talk titled "Space, Population, and Economy in a Frontier Province: The Case of Byzantine Liguria (500-700 CE)".
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REMINDER: Vincent Ard (CNRS- Université de Toulouse Jean Jaurès) will be giving a talk TODAY at 1pm, entitled "First results of the French project MONUMEN 'Monumentality, landscapes and social competition during the Neolithic in Atlantic Europe'".
#archaeology#freelectures
1/8 I'm often asked "Why do amphorae have pointed bases?" and as a potter who has now made hundreds of them, I have to say that it's something that I have thought about a lot. For a start they'd be a lot easier to make if they had a flat base. As it is you start throwing from..
6. As a result of the pandemic, many of us had to modify, reevaluate, and adapt how we approached teaching, research, and workflow. Based on this experience, what advice might you now give to graduate students, especially those early in their careers?
We are seeking testimonies from faculty members and students regarding research during the pandemic. Answers will be compiled into an article for this year’s volume of the journal. Answers can be sent to [email protected]
5. While the pandemic has often disrupted our work, it also offers a chance to reset or change the field moving forward. How do you think research/teaching/publication/etc. will change as a result of this disruption?
IEMA and the Geography Department are co-organizing a GeoDa workshop on Friday, February 26th, from 1 pm to 3:30 pm.
Join us to learn how this software can help you advance your research goals!
Contact Mélanie at [email protected] to obtain the Zoom link and to register.
Dear prospective authors - if you're hoping to send us an abstract but fear not meeting the Friday deadline - do not hesitate to contact us for an extension! We understand that current events may be a challenge to productivity.
We are encouraging all #archaeology#gradstudents studying Europe and/or the Mediterranean to submit an abstract by October 23rd for the 11th edition of @Chronika_IEMA