Program
Dogs are a crucial partner of humankind.
When, where, how and why were dogs domesticated?
What is their story?
What is their role in traditional and non-traditional societies today?
Dog domestication and its success in prehistory and the role of dogs in the history of humankind are complex themes, which are currently being studied and discussed by scholars of various disciplines. In the last few years, data and hypotheses have progressively increased, sometimes controversially, in various fields of investigation. However, a lack of exchange between scholars of different backgrounds has hampered a real advance in the study of the connections between humans and dogs in history until the present day.
Therefore, this conference aims to create a platform for the exchange of practical and theoretical approaches for scholars from different fields of research (genetics, archaeozoology, archaeology, ethnoarchaeology, ethnography, anthropology, folklore and ethnomusicology) in order to reach a real interdisciplinary perspective on the history of dogs which will be pivotal for the future of research in this field.
Dear Presenters,
We would like to remind you that participation fees are 70,00 € (full) and 40,00 € (students).
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You can participate with:
- Oral Communication
- Poster
- Multimedia (video)
Abstracts 500-600 words in English or French, keywords and optional references and 1 picture.
Deadline for proposals is extended to midnight on 20 June 2018.
Registration form: https://goo.gl/forms/VHcTemqLYnkZXRgC2
For further details please visit the conference website www.ethnoarchaeology.net
Organizers
Ivana Fiore (AIE - Servizio di Bioarcheologia, MUCIV, Roma), Francesca Lugli (AIE)
Stefano Biagetti (University Pompeu Fabra, CaSEs Research Group, Barcelona), Paolo Francalacci (Dip. di Scienze Biomediche, Università di Sassari), Andrey Novikov (Russian Academy of Science SB RAS, Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography, Novosibirsk), Daria Sanna (Dip. di Scienze Biomediche, Università di Sassari), Assunta A. Stoppiello (AIE), Galina Sychenko (AIE).