TAG 2005 Sessions
To propose a paper to any of the sessions listed below please contact the session organiser directly with a title and abstract (max. 250 words). Contact details are listed with the full session abstract.
A symmetrical archaeology
An eternal conflict? Archaeology and social responsibility in the post-Iraq world
Approaching prehistoric architectures of Western Europe from a ‘dwelling’ perspective
Archaeology at the margins: recognising the local in the context of ancient states
Buried in diversity: the interpretation of coexisting and non-existing funerary practices in later prehistory
Enterprising archaeologists: thinking outside of the trench
Exhumation/Excavation: materializing corpses
From ecology to development: modelling early hominid life history
Green and pleasant land? Knitting and un-picking archaeological environments
Humanity without modern humans?
Iron Age Thought: reconciling local and general in the Iron Age
On the archaeology and anthropology of the senses
Origins of ceramics and hunter gatherers of northern Eurasia
People, Place, Possessions I: Materiality, Corporeality and Spatiality: Re-depositing prehistory
People, Places and Possessions II: Material Culture and Social Identity in Britain c.800-1500: gender, power and the body
Phasing Places: community narratives and the (re)invention of Time
Prehistoric daily life
Reaching out: Archaeology for All
Scrawl and Scribe: Writing in the Margins
Sheffield Tours Project
Situating Performances of Humanity
The anthropology and archaeology of Moonshine
The Archaeology of the Inaccessible
The chiming of crack’d bells: Archaeological approaches to artefacts
The fall from grace: archaeological approaches to human inhumanity
Theory and practice in the Stonehenge landscape
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