[Sasnet] European Meeting on Ancient Ceramics 2009: Last call for papers

Marcos Martinón-Torres m.martinon-torres at ucl.ac.uk
Wed Mar 18 11:36:01 MDT 2009


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NOTE DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION: 31st MARCH 2009

 

The UCL Institute of Archaeology and the British Museum are proud to
organise the tenth anniversary European Meeting on Ancient Ceramics (EMAC),
to be held at the British Museum in London from the 10th to the 13th of
September, 2009. 

 

We are committed to make this EMAC especially inclusive, therefore we also
solicit contributions from non-European countries, and on non-European
ceramics. International keynote speakers include Ian Freestone, Clive Orton,
Hector Neff, Venetia Porter and Prudence Rice.

 

The main focus of EMAC is the scientific study and archaeological
interpretation of ancient ceramics. Bringing together established scholars
and young researchers from a wide range of academic backgrounds, including
ceramic petrologists, chemists, material scientists, geologists,
archaeologists and art historians, EMAC stimulates an international and
cross-faculty exchange of ideas and approaches. 

 

London’s EMAC ’09, coinciding with Wedgwood’s 250th anniversary, will have a
special themed session “From Craft to Science”, to promote and discuss the
study of ceramics produced in the wake of the Industrial Revolution. The
following themes will be covered as well: Technology and provenance,
Methodological developments, Dating, Technical ceramics, Building materials,
Islamic ceramics, and Residue analysis.

 

All delegates will receive a copy of the volume that will be published with
peer-reviewed conference papers.

 

For further information, registration and submission of abstracts please
visit the following website: www.ucl.ac.uk/EMAC09 

 

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EMAC '09
10th European Meeting on Ancient Ceramics
London, 10-13 September 2009
web: www.ucl.ac.uk/EMAC09 
email:
<https://www.webmail.ucl.ac.uk/src/compose.php?send_to=emac09%40ucl.ac.uk>
emac09 at ucl.ac.uk

 

 

 

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