2024 series
January 18th to June 20th 2024. Organisers:
18/01/24
Dr. Maaike Groot (Freie Universität Berlin)
‘‘Cattle through time: a long-term perspective on cattle husbandry in the Netherlands’’
22/02/24
Prof. Stefano Vanin (DISTA – University of Genoa, Italy; IAS-CNR Genoa, Italy)
‘Insects: silent witnesses of our history‘
20/03/24
Dr. Jaafar Jotheri (University of Al-Qadisiyah) &
Dr. Louise Rayne (Newcastle University)
‘Sustainable hydraulic landscapes in southern Iraq’
2023 series
January 19th to June 15th 2023. Organisers:
Read the recap of the 2023 seminars: From climate to conflict: recap of the GIAP Seminars of 2023
19/01/23
Prof. Ferran Antolín (German Archaeological Institute / IPNA, University of Basel)
‘Putting climate at the center of archaeological research: first experiences from the GroundCheck research cluster’
23/02/23
Dr. Mila Andonova-Katsarski (Division of Palaeobotany and Palynology, Institute of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Research, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences)
‘The plants of Serdica (Sofia, Bulgaria) during the Antiquity (2nd c. AD – 6th c. AD): preliminary archaeobotanical and anthracological data‘
20/04/23
Prof. João Pedro Vicente Tereso. BIOPOLIS/CIBIO (University of Porto); Centre of Interdisciplinary Studies, University of Coimbra ; UNIARQ (University of Lisbon)
‘Long-term dynamics in vegetation, agriculture and human societies: from the last hunter-gatherers until the 21st C. in northeast Portugal‘
18/04/23
Amal Al Kassem. ARCO Research Center
‘The impact of the Syrian conflict on archaeological sites in Al-Hasakah and Daraa provinces‘
16/06/23
Dr. Dan Stewart. School of Archaeology and Ancient History, University of Leicester
‘Counting the Cost: Time, Event, and Process in Landscape Archaeology‘
2022 series
February 24th to May 26th 2022. Organisers:
24/02/22
Prof. Nena Galanidou (University of Crete)
‘The Inner Ionian Archipelago research: towards a hybrid island archaeology’
23/03/22
Dr. Xavier Rubio (Universitat de Barcelona)
‘Contextualizing conflict spaces in Julius Caesar’s civil war using connectivity analysis’
28/04/22
Prof. Natalia Alonso Martínez (Universitat de Lleida)
‘Continuities and Innovations in Agriculture and Plant Processing in NW Mediterranean during the 1st millennium BC’
26/05/22
Prof. Andrew Bevan (University College London)
‘Model-based Mediterraneans’
2021 series
February 24th – June 09th 2021. Organisers:
