INFORMATION

• Sessions
  
  • Science-based dating
  • Technology and Provenance of archaeological materials (ceramics, metals, glass, stone, mortars, pigments, etc.)
  • Remote Sensing
  • Geoarchaeology
  • Bioarchaeology
  • Study of organic residues
  • Research in Conservation Science
  • Mathematical Methods

  Theme session "Archaeometry Studies in the Aegean: Reviews and recent developments"

• Oral presentations

Oral papers will be of 20 minutes duration with five minutes discussion. Slide and transparency as well as computer projection equipment will be available.

• Poster presentations

Since a large number of papers has been submitted, many papers will be presented in poster sessions. Poster and oral sessions on the same subject will be presented on the same day. The poster dimensions should be strictly 100 cm (high) x 70 cm (wide). Suitable material for placing posters will be provided.

• Official languages

The Symposium official languages are Greek and English. Simultaneous translation to both languages will be provided.

• Proceedings Publication

All papers presented may be submitted for publication in the Symposium Proceedings by the end of September 2003. Papers should be written in English. All papers will be peer reviewed by the members of the International Scientific Committee. Instructions on the paper format will be given on the 3rd circular. The Symposium Proceedings will be published either to an independent volume or a relevant scientific journal.

• Registration fees

Full registration before March 15th 2003	100€
Full registration from March 15th, 2003 until the beginning of the Symposium	150€
Students	75€
Accompanying persons	75€*

Fees cover the Symposium folder with all relevant material, the opening reception and coffee during the Coffee Breaks. Payment instructions, as well as the cost of the optional participation to the Symposium dinner and the social events will be announced shortly in the Symposium Web site.

* This fee includes participation at the cocktail, two of the museum tours available and the walk in the historical center of Athens and the unified archaeological sites (see activities).

• Registration

  For your prompt registration and payment details please download the registration form (Microsoft Word Document, 101Kb), fill in and send via email to timeheritage@mail.com att. Ms. Aphrodite Kamara.

• Secretariat

  For information on the Symposium Programme and your article(s) submitted don't hesitate to contact:

• Dr Nikos Zacharias   email: zacharias@ims.demokritos.gr
• Dr Kiki Polikreti  email: kpolikreti@ims.demokritos.gr

 

• Organising Committee

Yorgos Facorellis	N.C.S.R. "Demokritos"
Nikos Zacharias	N.C.S.R. "Demokritos"
Kiki Polikreti	University of Cyprus
Themis Vakoulis	Organization for the Construction of the New Acropolis Museum (OANMA)
Ioannis Bassiakos	N.C.S.R. "Demokritos"
Eleni Aloupi	THETIS AUTHENTICS Ltd.
Evangelia Kiriatzi	Fitch Lab, British School at Athens
Maria Avgouli	Museum of Greek Folk Art

• International Scientific Committee

Stelios Andreou	University of Thessaloniki
Mike Baxter	Nottingham Trent University
Francoise Bechtel	Universite Bordeaux III
Curt Beck	Vassar College New York
John Cherry	University of Michigan
Ioannis Chryssoulakis	National Technical University of Athens
Peter M. Day	University of Sheffield
Richard Jones	University of Glasgow
Vasilis Kilikoglou	N.C.S.R. "Demokritos"
Costas Kotsakis	University of Thessaloniki
Ioannis Liritzis	University of the Aegean
Yannis Maniatis	N.C.S.R. "Demokritos"
Mariza Marthari	Greek Ministry of Culture
Alexandros Mazarakis-Ainian	University of Thessaly
Hans Mommsen	University of Bonn
Antiklia Moundrea-Agrafioti	University of Thessaly
Barbara S. Ottaway	University of Sheffield
George Panagiaris	Technological Educational Institute of Athens
Stavros Papamarinopoulos	University of Patras
Mark Pollard	University of Bradford
Thilo Rehren	University College London
Colin Renfrew	University of Cambridge
Petros Themelis	University of Crete
Rene Treuil	Universite de Paris I
Grigoris Tsokas	University of Thessaloniki
Pamela Vandiver	Smithsonian Institution
Gunter Wagner	Max-Planck Institute
Ian K. Whitbread	University of Leicester

The 3rd circular including information on the Symposium and the final Program will be sent to the participants in April 2003.