All friends of archaeological synthesis who are traveling to Rome for the European Association of Archaeologists Annual Meeting next week are welcome to join us at a reception for Associates and Partners at Marmo Roma (Piazzale del Verano, 71, 00185 Roma RM, Italy) on Friday, August 30th between 7:00 and 10:00 PM. Marmo Roma is located a short distance from the conference venue at La Sapienza (see below).
Drop-ins are welcome but if you do plan to attend, please RSVP for your party here. This will help us estimate the size of the group.
In addition, we have prepared a list of presentations submitted by CfAS associates to help you plan your time, or to connect with authors. Hope to see many of you there!
| Authors | Title | Session | Day | Time | Location |
| Richards, Julian & Niccolucci, Franco | Research infrastructures for fair data sharing in the heritage sector | 381 Capacity Building for FAIR data sharing and digital preservation | Thursday | 8:45 | 79=CU002-FL3-Aula 301 |
| Baltus, Melissa R., Baires, Sarah E. | Peripheral Urban Households in the Medieval City of Cahokia, North America | 629 Living through crisis: urban household archaeologies in the Medieval world | Thursday | 14:45 | 60 CU022 EXT Serra |
| Ortman, Scott, Victoria Harbison, and Olivia Bulik | Development and Inequality in Roman Housing in Britain and Italy | 510 Rome’s Place in an Eponymous Empire | Thursday | 15:30 | 15=CU003-FL3-Aula XXII |
| Thompson, Amy E., Mark Willis, Brett A. Houk, and Juan Carlos Fernandez-Diaz | All Features Great and Small: Comparing Lidar Systems at Ancient Maya Sites in Belize. | 1111 Non-invasive archaeology: integrating Satellite, UAV, and geophysics with traditional field methodologies | Friday | 9:30 | 80=CU002-FL3-Aula 302 |
| Baires, Sarah E. | Cahokia Mounds and the Global Middle Ages | 387 Archaeology and the global Middle Ages: opportunities, challenges, and future trajectories | Friday | 15:00 | 12 CU003 FL1 Toesca |
| Vieira, Alexandra | The Menhirs in the Portuguese oral tradition | 863 The Lives and Afterlives of Megaliths: Dialogues of Persistence, Reinvention and Change | Friday | 15:15 | |
| Klir, Tomas – Janovská, Viktorie, Wawrzeniuk, Joanna, Vieira, Alexandra | Session | 1054 Landscape archaeology and place names in multifocus interpretations | Friday | 8:30-10:30 | 66=CU022-FL1-Bettolo |
| Salesse, Kévin, James, Hannah F., Kootker, Lisette, Cheung, Christina | Session | 743 Isotopic baselines and beyond: expanding archaeological narratives and reevaluating the use of baselines in isotope bioarchaeology | Friday | 8:30-13:00 | 16=CU003-FL3-Chabod |
| Herrera Malatesta, Eduardo | Unshattered landscapes: A framework for dealing with uncertainties and bias in archaeology | 737 Computational Landscapes: Debating Fundamental Issues of Archaeological Narratives | Saturday | 8:30 | 61=CU022-EXT-Aula D |
| Altschul, Jeffrey H., and Gerald Wait | Why is synthesis so hard? | 882 Synthesis, facilitator or hindrance: should synthesis be part of commercial archaeology or left to the academics? | Saturday | 10:00 | 49=CU006-FLG-Aula B |
| Bryant, Stewart | Knowledge-creation and development-funded archaeology in England: history, current practice and future directions | 882 Synthesis, facilitator or hindrance: should synthesis be part of commercial archaeology or left to the academics? | Saturday | 9.45 | 49=CU006-FLG-Aula B |