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24th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists (EAA)

Venue

Montalegre 6, 08001 Barcelona

Reflecting futures

Mensch (Symbolbild)
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Barcelona has been an urban laboratory since the high Medieval Ages. A place of diversity, a backdrop for a multiplicity of social and cultural processes on multiple scales that reflect different ways of constructing the future, a city with a long experience of urban life and social innovations.
From the prehistory of Modernity through to Upper Modernity, the city space of Barcelona has always reflected the arising Modern order,. It has also been through phases of subsequent modern disorder, struggles for workers’ rights, modernist social identities, and alternative ways of living. This is a city that has constantly reinvented itself. The early industrial era, the periods of strife such as the Tragic Week of 1909 and the May Day of 1937, the Spanish Civil War, the transition to democracy, the 1992 Olympics, and present day cultural activity all reflect how Barcelona has experienced new ways of reclaiming the city for its citizens. Its history is reflected in its urban layout, and in the way that it continues to take shape.
Barcelona offers a reflection of our future pasts, much in the way that archaeology does: our profession embodies an ability to reflect on how the future comes into existence and how the past influences it. We must also have the power to prototype the future. Everyone falls in love with Barcelona. One way or another, this love affair has to do with how the future challenges our past and our present. Barcelona is a perfect location for holding the 24th Annual Meeting of the EAA, the ideal setting for an Association that seeks to continuously develop and change the direction of its ability to reflect the past, in order to be able to reflect about the future.
by Felipe Criado-Boado (EAA President)

Deadlines:

15 September 2017 Call for sessions opens

1 October 2017 Registration opens

10 November 2017 Deadline for session proposals

30 November 2017 Announcement of session acceptance / rejection to session organizers

15 December 2017 Deadline for registration and membership payment for session organizers

15 December 2017 Call for papers / posters / other contributions opens

15 February 2018 Deadline for paper / poster submissions

15 March 2018 Deadline for session organizers to evaluate papers / posters / other contributions

25 March 2018 Announcement of contributions acceptance / rejection to presenters

31 March 2018 Registration and membership payment deadline for presenters

31 March 2018 Deadline for early bird registration

30 April 2018 Final version of scientific programme announced

31 May 2018 Deadline for booking a stand at European Archaeology Fair

31 July 2018 Deadline for last cancellation

Categories

  • Anthropology, Primatology
  • Prehistory
Languages: English