This online conference is organized by the Byzantine studies research center of the Boğaziçi University (Istanbul).
Les jeudis Alimentation – Santé – Société, des séances de discussion et de débat entre chercheur.es et acteurs.rices des Transitions Alimentaires, permettent de réinterroger la place de l’alimentation dans nos sociétés.
La conférence « Reconstituer l’alimentation des populations du passé grâce à l'archéologie », aura lieu le jeudi 24 Novembre 2022 à 19h à la Cité Internationale de la Gastronomie – Lyon
This research workshop of the Israel Science Foundation was organized by Judith Bronstein (Haifa University), Lisa Yehuda (Tel Aviv University) and POMEDOR member Edna Stern (Israel Antiquities Authority) in the framework of their ISF project.
The program proposed talks by several other POMEDOR members, and included a great visit of the emblematic site of Saint-Jean d'Acre, guided by the very archaeologists who excavated large parts of the Crusader city and studied its food-related stuctures and material culture (E. Stern, E.J. Stern, L. Yehuda).
A position of junior professor ("chaire junior") is opened at the CIHAM laboratory, Lyon 2 University (France).
It consists in a 5 years contract, and may possibly lead to a permanent position of professor.
A research environment of 200 k€ is provided by the French National Research Agency (ANR).
Download further information, application deadline: 30th May 2022
I. Anagnostakis
"Makedonisio(n). Le persil, l'herbe de Macédoine", in Petits Essais, Revue d'études sur le monde grec, 2021, p. 44-53.
A two-day conference organised by Chris Wickham (Oxford) and Alessandra Molinari (Tor Vergata)
J. Burlot, S.Y. Waksman, Provenances and production techniques of the so-called “Port Saint Symeon Ware” (13th-early 14th century AD) from Kinet Höyük (Cilicia, Turkey): witnessing interactions in medieval north-eastern Mediterranean, Archaeometry, 1-21, https://doi.org/10.1111/arcm.12726 (2021)
Bronstein, J., Yehuda, E., & Stern, E. J. (2020). Viticulture in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem in the Light of Historical and Archaeological Evidence. Journal of Mediterranean Archaeology, 33(1), 55–78. https://doi.org/10.1558/jma.42347
The aim of the Symposium is to promote the development and use of scientific techniques, for the extraction of archaeological and historical information from the cultural heritage and the paleoenvironment. It involves all Natural Sciences and all types of objects and materials related with human activity. Emphasis will be given to integrated and multi-disciplinary studies involving archaeological or anthropological research.
Since its foundation in 1976, the GMPCA (Groupe des Méthodes Pluridisciplinaires Contribuant à l'Archéologie) association has aimed to develop research on multidisciplinary methods contributing to archaeology in France and around the world. This association brings together specialists from various disciplines contributing to the resolution of archaeological and art history problems. The interface of these disciplines with archaeology is called "Archaeometry".
