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 Florian Bieber wrote:From Florian Bieber Sat Sep 21 07:57:41 2002
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Subject: [balkans] CfP: Common Ground: Archaeology, Art, Science, and Humanities,
23-26.8.2003, Harvard

From: AIAC2003 <aiac2003 at fas.harvard.edu>
Subject: AIAC 2003 Call for Papers
Date: September 19, 2002

XVI International Congress
of Classical Archaeology of the Associazione Internazionale di
Archeologia Classica (AIAC)

August 23-26, 2003
Harvard University Art Museums
Boston/Cambridge, USA

Call for Papers

Sponsored by Harvard University Art Museums, the 16th International
Congress of Classical Archaeology will be held for the first time in the
United States.  The theme of the congress is: "Common Ground:
Archaeology, Art, Science, and Humanities" and has been designed to
bring together scholars from these diverse fields and to offer new
perspectives and new methods of investigation.  Institutions in
Cambridge and Boston represent one of the cradles of classical
archaeology and art history in the western hemisphere and will offer
stimulating experiences, collections, and perspectives to the participants.

Eligibility:
Membership in AIAC is not required to present a paper at the meeting.
Scholars, students, museum professionals, and those working in areas
such as archaeology, prehistory, classics, history of art and architecture,
classical archaeology and literature, conservation, site preservation,
computer technology, historiography, and museum studies are invited to
submit an abstract relating to the Congress theme.

Languages:
Papers will be accepted in English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish.
Correspondence with participants will be in English.

Submission Procedures:
All abstracts must be received on or before November 1, 2002.  All
submissions will be reviewed and grouped into sessions by the Program
Committee. Abstracts should include sufficient information (geographical,
chronological, methodological, etc.) to enable the Committee to assign
them to the appropriate session.  The Committee reserves the right to
assign abstracts submitted for sessions to the Poster Session should
that method of presentation be deemed more suitable.  Submitters will be
notified of the Program Committee's decision to accept or decline a
submission in February 2003.

Paper and Poster Sessions
To present a paper (not to exceed 15 minutes), or a poster presentation at
the Congress, submit an abstract that is typed, double-spaced, and not to
exceed 250 words.  On a separate sheet, please provide:
- your name
- academic affiliation for any co-authors
- your mailing address (including country and postal codes)
- telephone, cell-phone, and fax numbers (including country and city
codes)
- e-mail address

  Colloquium Sessions
Colloquia submissions require a one page statement which clearly
outlines the theme of the colloquium.  List the papers in the order they will
be presented including any discussants or respondents.  An abstract and
complete contact information is required for every presenter (see above).
The colloquium materials should arrive as one package.

Individuals interested in organizing a colloquium may contact Amy Brauer
or Carol Mattusch at: AIAC2003.fas.harvard.edu for more information.

Suggested Session Topics:
Recording the Past
New Discoveries and Developments
Views of the Ancient World
History of Archaeology
Science in Archaeology
Museums and Collecting
Classical Archaeology and Museums
Teaching Classical Archaeology
Computers in Classical Archaeology
Iconography and Religion
Epigraphy and Numismatics
Classical Architecture and City Planning

Submissions may be made by:
a) Electronic-submissions will be accepted on our website at

http://www.artmuseums.harvard.edu

Click on "Events and Programs" and follow the AIAC 2003 links.

b) mail-hard copy submissions should be sent to AIAC 2003, Department
of Ancient and Byzantine Art and Numismatics, Arthur M. Sackler Museum,
Harvard University Art Museums, 32 Quincy Street, Cambridge, MA  02138,
USA.
c) fax-fax submissions may be sent to 617-495-5506.  Faxed
submissions must be followed by a hard copy.

Congress Registration:
All presenters will be required to register for the Congress and pay the full
conference fee.  A reduced fee will be available to students.  AIAC
provides no remuneration for travel or any other expenses.

For information about membership in the AIAC, please visit their web-site
at:

http://www.aiac.org.

All AIAC members will receive a reduced registration fee.

Key Dates:
Deadline for submitting abstracts:               November 1, 2002
Notification of acceptance or rejection:                February, 2003
Deadline for reduced registration fee:            June 1, 2003
Deadline for hotel reservations:            June 22, 2003
Deadline for paper                         January 1, 2004

For More Information:
Please check our web-site (www.artmuseums.harvard.edu) for updated
information regarding the Congress.  Click on the Arthur M. Sackler
Museum link for the Department of Ancient and Byzantine Art and
Numismatics.

Amy Brauer
Ancient and Byzantine Art and Numismatics       E-mail:
AIAC2003 at fas.harvard.edu
Arthur M. Sackler Museum                        Tel:      617-495-3393
Harvard University Art Museums            Fax:    617-495-5506
32 Quincy Street                                Web-site:

http://www.artmuseums.harvard.edu 



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