1st June -Thursday
Amphitheatre Laboratório Chimico
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15h-16h |
Registration |
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16h-17h30 |
Opening Session |
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17h30-20h |
Reception |
2nd June - Friday
Amphitheatre Valadares
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9h-9h20 |
U. Albarella |
From the Mediterranean to the Atlantic: Simon Davis’ exceptional contribution to the world of zooarchaeology |
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9h20-9h40 |
C. Pimenta et al. |
How much is two decades? Reference collections and their contribution to Portuguese Archaeozoology |
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9h40-10h |
J. Zilhão |
Did early Neolithic sheep have wings? |
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10h-10h20 |
Discussion |
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10h20-10h40 |
Coffee-Break |
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10h40-11h |
J.L. Cardoso |
The hyena (Hyaena hyaena prisca De Serres 1828) of the Furninha Cave: history of a complex determination |
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11h-11h20 |
H. Greenfield |
Shifts in butchering technology and practice during the Early Bronze Age: microscopic examination of butchering marks on animal bones at Tell Yarmouth, Israel |
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11h20-11.40 |
C. Costa |
Dogs in the Chalcolithic: Osteometric characterization of Canis familiaris from Perdigões ditched enclosure |
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11h40-12h00 |
Discussion |
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12h20-14h |
Lunch |
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14h-14h20 |
A. M. Arruda |
The astragalus bones and its archaeological contexts in the Iberian Peninsula. Significances, meanings and historical implications |
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14h20-14h40 |
S. Valenzuela |
From Western Cowboys to Eastern Shepherds. Animal husbandry in Mauretania and Numidia in the first millennium BC and Roman times. |
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14h40-15h |
M. Moreno-García |
Isolation or environmental adaptation? The dwarf Iron Age sheep from A Lanzada (Pontevedra, Spain) |
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15h-15h20 |
Discussion |
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15h20-15h40 |
Coffee-Break |
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15h40-16h |
T. Dayan & L. Sapir-Hen |
Recovery and Analysis Techniques: 30 years later |
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16h-16h20 |
L. Martin et al. |
The Complexities of Mammalian Body Size Change in Late Pleistocene to Holocene southern Levant, 35 years on |
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16h20-16h40 |
L. Lloveras |
Taphonomy of carnivores: Understanding archaeological small prey accumulations |
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16h40-17h |
Discussion |
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20h |
Conference Dinner |
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3rd June – Saturday
Amphitheatre Valadares
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9h20-9h40 |
S. Ikram |
Pharaoh and His Minions: A Feast for All! |
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9h40-10h |
A. Hadjikoumis |
The dawn of Medieval zooarchaeology in Cyprus? Human-animal interactions at a Late Cistercian monastery in Lefkosia |
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10h-10h20 |
Discussion |
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10h20-10h40 |
Coffee-Break |
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10h40-11h |
M. Masseti |
The contribution of Arabic culture to the historic redefinition of the ecological equilibrium of the Mediterranean region |
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11h-11h20 |
M. J. Valente & C. Garcia |
Food in times of conflict: zooarchaeology from Largo da Fortaleza in Medieval Cacela-a-Velha (Algarve, Portugal) |
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11h20-11.40 |
A. Morales |
Iberian fisheries through time: a look from Archaeozoology |
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11h40-12h00 |
L. Llorente |
Hawking around the male goshawk in Early Medieval Iberia |
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11h40-12h00 |
Discussion |
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12h20-14h |
Lunch |
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14h-14h20 |
E.M. Geigl et al. |
Paleogenetics uncovers the taxonomic position of the enigmatic hydruntine |
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14h20-14h40 |
E. Svensson |
Stronger together; how combining morphology and genetics can increase our understanding of ancient cattle husbandry |
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14h40-15h |
C. Ginja et al. |
Simon and the DNA of ancient animals |
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15h-15h30 |
Final Session |
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