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Egypt
Symposium: Origin and Early Development of Food Producing Culture In NE Africa
LPNEA (No details for 9th Symposium yet, but details of previous symposia available)
International Commission of the Later Prehistory of Northeastern Africa (LPNEA)
Poznań, August 2011
9th International Symposium: Origin and Early Development of Food Producing Culture In Northeastern Africa – 30 years later
(Poznań, 3 - 7 July, 2011)
1st Circular
The present letter is an invitation to the ninth successive conference, following the “Dymaczewo Conference” in 1980, as always devoted to the prehistory of Northeastern Africa.
The Symposium is organised by the Poznań Archaeological Museum and the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Poznań Branch. Archaeologists and specialists from other fields of research (geomorphology and geology, human ecology, climatology, archaeobotany, archaeozoology, physical anthropology etc.) working in Northeastern Africa and neighbouring regions, as long as their work is topically connected, are invited to attend.
The Symposium will be held on the premises of the Poznań Archaeological Museum. The Museum is located at the corner of the mediaeval Old Market Square, in a beautiful and attractive setting. The Participants will be accommodated in hotels, pensions situated in the vicinity of the Museum.
The deadline for submitting papers is December 31st 2010. The duration of the presentation shouldn’t exceed 20 min for one paper. Poster session is also planned.
The conference fee is 100Euro.
Details as to the accommodation and costs will be forwarded in the Second Circular, which will come in due course to those who return the enclosed Registration Form.
You are asked to send completed Registration Forms to the Symposium’s Main Office to the following address:
Małgorzata Winiarska-Kabacińska, e-mail [email protected]
http://www.lpnea.org/
Do not hesitate to send this Circular to anyone interested in the topics in question.
International Commission of the Later Prehistory of Northeastern Africa (LPNEA)
Poznań, August 2011
9th International Symposium: Origin and Early Development of Food Producing Culture In Northeastern Africa – 30 years later
(Poznań, 3 - 7 July, 2011)
1st Circular
The present letter is an invitation to the ninth successive conference, following the “Dymaczewo Conference” in 1980, as always devoted to the prehistory of Northeastern Africa.
The Symposium is organised by the Poznań Archaeological Museum and the Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Poznań Branch. Archaeologists and specialists from other fields of research (geomorphology and geology, human ecology, climatology, archaeobotany, archaeozoology, physical anthropology etc.) working in Northeastern Africa and neighbouring regions, as long as their work is topically connected, are invited to attend.
The Symposium will be held on the premises of the Poznań Archaeological Museum. The Museum is located at the corner of the mediaeval Old Market Square, in a beautiful and attractive setting. The Participants will be accommodated in hotels, pensions situated in the vicinity of the Museum.
The deadline for submitting papers is December 31st 2010. The duration of the presentation shouldn’t exceed 20 min for one paper. Poster session is also planned.
The conference fee is 100Euro.
Details as to the accommodation and costs will be forwarded in the Second Circular, which will come in due course to those who return the enclosed Registration Form.
You are asked to send completed Registration Forms to the Symposium’s Main Office to the following address:
Małgorzata Winiarska-Kabacińska, e-mail [email protected]
http://www.lpnea.org/
Do not hesitate to send this Circular to anyone interested in the topics in question.
- Conference: Origin Of The State
There's no website available yet but further details for registering etc are promised for late summer. Dear Colleague, Please find below the announcement calling for papers to be delivered at the upcoming Predynastic and Early Dynastic Egypt: Origin...
- The Life Of The Late Professor Lech Krzyżaniakarchaeologist In 407 Pictures
Serwis Nauka w Polsce On the webpage of the Poznań Archaeological Museum you can view 407 photos documenting the work of the late Professor Lech Krzyżaniak, the museum's long-standing director. Prof. Krzyżaniak was an expert in the archaeology...
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- Blog Update - Last Week And The Next Few Weeks
I'm back from Poland, where I had an excellent time. Thanks very much to the organizers of the Symposium (The Later Prehistory of NorthEastern Africa) for great organization and content - and the opportunity to see Poznan. I typed notes for several...
- Professor Lech Krzyzaniak
http://www.muzarp.poznan.pl/muzeum/eindex.html On the Poznan Museum Home Page: "It is with great sadness that we report the death of Prof. Dr. Lech Krzyżaniak, a director of this Museum of long standing and an eminent researcher of the prehistory of...