CALL FOR PAPERS: Networks in the Archaeology of the Ancient Aegean (The Connected Past)

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The ancient Aegean and Mediterranean have been key testing grounds for the development of network concepts and methods in archaeology. A distinctive feature of network analysis in these areas is its uptake among both prehistorians and ancient historians, with studies ranging from the Neolithic to Late Antique. This two-day conference offers an opportunity for scholars working on all periods in the Aegean to come together to exchange ideas, methods and results. Presentations on general network method and theory topics that show potential for application to studies of the Aegean past are also welcomed.

Please submit paper proposals (title, and 150 word abstract) by January 31st 2022, to carl.knappett@utoronto.ca and kathanasaki@yahoo.com

Co-organisers:

  • Heraklion Archaeological Museum (Director: Stella Mandalaki; conference contact: Katerina Athanasaki,Head of the Department of Exhibitions, Education and Public Relations)
  • University of Toronto (Carl Knappett, Department of Art History)

 

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