Call for contents: Our Newsletter No. 15 (due 15 Oct 2015)

[Geoarchaeology IAG]

Dear Colleague,

You are warmly invited to the next issue of Newsletter of the IAG Working Group on Geoarchaeology (e-ISSN 2310-483X),

which will be published online in late 2015.

We are calling (but not limited to) the following items:

• Short scientific essays related to your projects, sites, or fields of research,
• Reports of the latest conferences,
• Call for papers to be closed later than December 1, 2015,
• Job offers to be closed later than December 1, 2015, and
• Your books and journal articles published later than November 2014.

Texts and figures (if any) should be electrically sent to Group Secretary (geoar...@gmail.com) by October 15, 2015.

Texts should be written in good English.

The Newsletter will be available in online-searchable and sustainable formats, and therefore your items are expected to reach a broad spectrum of readers. It will be a good opportunity for outreaching. Please visit https://sites.google.com/site/iaggeoarch/newsletter for the back numbers.

Should you have any questions, suggestions, or interests, please do not hesitate to contact Group Secretary (geoar...@gmail.com).

Best regards,

Yasuhisa Kondo

[oueslati ameur]

Dear Kondo,

Please find, in the attached files, recent publications. It is for the newsletter scheduled for late 2015.

The papers (two first files) are dealing with geoarchaeology or with geomorphology but according an important place to the geoarchaeological dimension.

The last file contains the cover and the content of the proceedings of the first ATEQ meeting.

Warmest regards

Pr. Ameur Oueslati

University of Tunis ; TUNISIA

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[Geoarchaeology IAG]

Dear Ameur,

I received three of your recent publications for the newsletter with many thanks.

Please keep us informed of latest publications.

Best wishes,

Yasuhisa Kondo

IAG Working Group on Geoarchaeology

Working Group on Geoarchaeology 

IAG - International Association of Geomorphologists

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Twitter: @IAG_geoarch

[Geoarchaeology IAG]

Dear Colleague,

The deadline of essays and other items for our Newsletter N0. 16 is coming on Thursday, 15th October.

Please let me know if you would like to contribute but will be behind the schedule.

Please also let me know your latest publications (and their doi).

Best regards,

Yasuhisa Kondo

[Cristi Nicu]

Dear Group Secretary,

Please find below the following publications:

1. Gheorghe Romanescu, Octavian Bounegru, Cristian Stoleriu, Alin Mihu-Pintilie, Ionuț Cristi Nicu, Andrei Enea, Cristina Oana Stan (2015) The ancient legendary island of PEUCE – myth or reality? Journal of Archaeological Science 53:521–535, doi:10.1016/j.jas.2014.11.014

2. Ionuț Cristi Nicu, Gheorghe Romanescu (2016) Effect of natural risk factors upon the evolution of Chalcolithic human settlements in Northeastern Romania (Valea Oii watershed). From ancient time dynamics to present day degradation. Zeitschrift für Geomorphologie NF 60(1). http://dx.doi.org/10.1127/zfg/2015/0174 (accepted, in press)

3.  Andrei Asăndulesei, Ionuț Cristi Nicu, Mihaela Asăndulesei (2015) Archaeological prospection and natural risk management in prehistoric sites from Eastern Romania. A case study: settlement from Costești, Cier (Iași County, Romania). Proceedings of the Second International Conference held at State Hermitage Museum, Virtual Archaeology (Methods and benefits), Saint Petersburg, The State Hermitage Publishers:89–103.

4. Ionuț Cristi Nicu (2016) Hydrogeomorphic risk analysis affecting Chalcolithic archaeological sites from Valea Oii (Bahlui) watershed, Northeastern Romania. An interdisciplinary approach. Springer. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-25709-9 (in press).

Thank you!
 

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„Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iasi

Interdisciplinary Research Department - Field Science

St. Lascăr Catargi 54, 700107, Iaşi, Romania

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Adjunct Lecturer (Academic Level B)

Flinders University

Department of Archaeology

School of Humanities and Creative Arts

Faculty of Education, Humanities and Law

Sturt Road, Bedford Park SA 5042, 

GPO Box 2100, Adelaide SA, Australia

[Arlene Rosen]

Dear Prof. Kondo,

 

Here is a list of recent (2015) journal articles from the Environmental Archaeology Laboratory, Dept. of Anthropology, University of Texas at Austin, for submission to the Newsletter.

 

With best wishes,

 

Arlene Rosen

 

Crumley, C., S. Laparidou, M.N. Ramsey, and A.M. Rosen (2015). A view from the past to the future: Concluding remarks on ‘The Anthropocene in the Longue Durée’. The Holocene 25(10): doi: 10.1177/0959683615594473.

 

Laparidou, S. and A.M. Rosen (2015). Intensification of Production in Medieval Islamic Jordan and its Ecological Impact: Towns of the Anthropocene. The Holocene 25 (10):1685–1697. Doi: 10.1177/0959683615594470.

 

Ramsey, M.N., M. Jones, T. Richter, and A.M. Rosen (2015). Modifying the Marsh: Evaluating Early Epipaleolithic Hunter-gatherer Impacts in the Azraq Wetland, Jordan. The Holocene 25(10): doi: 10.1177/0959683615594240.

 

Rosen, A.M., J. Lee, M. Li, J. Wright, H. T. Wright, and H. Fang (2015). The Anthropocene and the landscape of Confucius: A historical ecology of landscape changes in northern and eastern China during the middle to late Holocene. The Holocene 25(10): doi: 10.1177/0959683615594241.

 

Wei, Z., A.M. Rosen, X. Fang, Y. Su, X. Zhang (2015). Climate change behind the cyclical fluctuation of macro-economy in dynastical China. Quaternary Research 83 (1):13-23.

 

 

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Dr. Arlene M. Rosen

Professor of Anthropology

Director, Laboratory of Environmental Archaeology

Department of Anthropology
University of Texas at Austin

2201 Speedway Stop C3200

Austin TX 78712, USA

Tel: +1-512-232-2081; Email: amr...@austin.utexas.edu

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[Katerina Kouli]

Dear Prof. Kondo,

I'd like to draw you attention to the following edited volume of Plant
Biosystems - An International Journal Dealing with all Aspects of Plant
Biology, 2015, volume 149, issue 1
http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/tplb20/149/1

entitled: Palaeoecology and Long-Term Human Impact in Plant Biology

Contents

1. A. M. Mercuri , M. Marignani , L. Sadori
Palaeoecology and long-term human impact in plant biology


2. G. Bosi , A. Benatti , R. Rinaldi , D. Dallai , C. Santini , M.
Carbognani , M. Tomaselli , M. Bandini Mazzanti
The memory of water: Archaeobotanical evidence of wetland plants from
Modena (Emilia-Romagna, northern Italy) and palaeoecological remarks

3. A. Florenzano , M. Marignani , L. Rosati , S. Fascetti , A. M. Mercuri
Are Cichorieae an indicator of open habitats and pastoralism in current
and past vegetation studies?


4. L. Sadori , A. Masi , C. Ricotta
Climate-driven past fires in central Sicily


5. K. Bowes , A.M. Mercuri , E. Rattighieri , R. Rinaldi , A.
Arnoldus-Huyzendveld , M. Ghisleni , C. Grey , M. Mackinnon , E. Vaccaro
Palaeoenvironment and land use of Roman peasant farmhouses in southern
Tuscany


6. L. Rosati , A. Masi , M. Giardini , M. Marignani
Under the shadow of a big plane tree: Why Platanus orientalis should be
considered an archaeophyte in Italy


7. K. Kouli
Plant landscape and land use at the Neolithic lake settlement of Dispilió
(Macedonia, northern Greece)


8. D. Sabato , A. Masi , C. Pepe , M. Ucchesu , L. Peña-Chocarro , A. Usai
, G. Giachi , C. Capretti , G. Bacchetta
Archaeobotanical analysis of a Bronze Age well from Sardinia: A wealth of
knowledge


9. M. Mariotti Lippi , C. Bellini , M. Mori Secci , T. Gonnelli , P.
Pallecchi
Archaeobotany in Florence (Italy): Landscape and urban development from
the late Roman to the Middle Ages


best wishes

Katerina Kouli

> Dear Colleague,
>
> The deadline of essays and other items for our Newsletter N0. 16 is coming
> on Thursday, 15th October.
> Please let me know if you would like to contribute but will be behind the
> schedule.
> Please also let me know your latest publications (and their doi).
>
> Best regards,
>
> Yasuhisa Kondo
>
> On Tuesday, 21 July 2015 09:50:29 UTC+9, Geoarchaeology IAG wrote:
>>
>> Dear Colleague,
>>

>> You are warmly invited to the next issue of *Newsletter of the IAG
>> Working Group on Geoarchaeology* (e-ISSN 2310-483X)*,*

>> which will be published online in late 2015.
>>
>> We are calling (but not limited to) the following items:
>>

>> - Short scientific essays related to your projects, sites, or fields
>> of research,
>> - Reports of the latest conferences,
>> - Call for papers to be closed later than December 1, 2015,
>> - Job offers to be closed later than December 1, 2015, and
>> - Your books and journal articles published later than November 2014.

>>
>> Texts and figures (if any) should be electrically sent to Group
>> Secretary (

>> geoar...@gmail.com) *by October 15, 2015*.

>> Texts should be written in good English.
>>
>> The Newsletter will be available in online-searchable and sustainable
>> formats, and therefore your items are expected to reach a broad spectrum
>> of readers. It will be a good opportunity for outreaching. Please visit
>> https://sites.google.com/site/iaggeoarch/newsletter for the back
>> numbers.
>>
>> Should you have any questions, suggestions, or interests, please do not
>> hesitate to contact Group Secretary (geoar...@gmail.com).
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>> Yasuhisa Kondo
>>
>

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National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Panepistimiopolis
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email: ako...@geol.uoa.gr
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[Sampietro Marta]

Dear Dr. Kondo,

Is a pleasure to us to invite the Working Group on Geoarchaeology to participate to the SYMPOSIUM “GEOARCHAEOLOGY, MAN, AND TERRTORY”, part of the XIX Congreso Nacional de Arqueología Argentina (http://www.congresoscnaa.org/web/index.php), to be held in San Miguel de Tucumán (Argentina) from 8 to 12 august 2016.

The conveners of the Symposium are Dr. María Marta Sampietro Vattuone1 (samp...@tucbbs.com.ar), Dr. Jimena Roldán1, and Dr. José Luis Peña Monné2 (1Laboratory of Geoarchaeology (UNT), and CONICET (Argentina), 2 University of Zaragoza (Spain)).

The symposium has the sponsorship of the Grupo de Estudios Geoarqueológicos de Latinoamérica (GEGAL) and the Working Group on Geoarchaeology (Geoarchaeology WG) of the International Association of Geomorphologists (IAG).

DEAD LINE to send abstracts and/or short papers is 15th november 2015, through the web age of the Congress (information for authors is attached).

All papers will be published, after referee revision in the electronic publication of the Congress, nevertheless we are organizing the possibility to publish the most relevant contributions in a special volume of an international journal.

Previous to the congress week, we are also organizing a three days Geoarchaeological Field Trip across Calchaquí Valleys, we will have more information about that soon.

Kind regards,
Dr. Maria Marta Sampietro Vattuone

PROPOSAL
GEOARCHAEOLOGY, MAN, AND TERRITORY
It is a long way since the first geoarchaeological researches were made at South America and especially in Argentina since middle ‘80s, when the discipline began to strengthen. One of the factors that makes this discipline so useful is it interdisciplinary character. Starting from its most strict definition as “the use of methods and techniques from geosciences to solve archaeological problems”, it is possible to join and articulate a wide range of information involving geomorphology, biology, geology, chemistry, physics, cartography, and human sciences among others.
One of the strengths of Geoarchaeology is its ability to provide information to reconstruct the relationship between man and the environment along time. That feature makes the Geoarchaeology a dynamic and explanatory discipline able to tell us about the natural and anthropic processes involved in the development of the landscapes. The Geoarchaeology permits the use of multiple proxies to achieve complex illustrations, joining a wide range of information. This makes necessary to generate adequate frameworks for the discussion and integration of methodological questions and research experiences from several regions. This is especially important considering the diversity of environments and cultural expressions characteristics of the Americas that normally exceed present frontiers.
On this framework we propose the Symposium GEOARCHAEOLOGY, MAN, AND TERRITORY which objectives are:
- To bring together active researchers from the discipline generating a space for the discussion and sharing of ideas, methods, and experiences.
- To encourage the study of complex subjects as: (a) the reconstruction of settlement areas; (b) changes in the configuration and use of the territories; (c) environmental disruptions, resources availability and cultural adaptations; (d) anthropic and natural changes related with territorial configuration; (e) consequences of environmental changes and anthropic impact over landscape; (f) geoarchaeological models and their application in archaeology; (g) agropastoral practices effects over soils and vegetation; (h) natural disasters and human occupation; (i) heritage conservation and geoarchaeology.
- To favor the discussion about the diverse archaeometric techniques available to geoarchaeological research.
- To integrate new methodological researches and trends from other countries.
Finally, we consider that this opportunity will be a valuable space for the exposition and plural interdisciplinary debate to enrich our approach capacity and interpretative ability of the archaeological record.
GEOARQUEOLOGÍA, HOMBRE Y TERRITORIO
Es largo el camino recorrido desde las primeras investigaciones Geoarqueológicas realizadas en América del Sur y especialmente el país cuando la disciplina empezó a cobrar fuerza a mediados de los ’80. Uno de los factores que hace que esta rama del conocimiento sea de gran utilidad para la arqueología es su carácter interdisciplinar. Partiendo de su definición más estricta como “el uso de los métodos y las técnicas de las geociencias para resolver un problema arqueológico”, a través de ella es posible articular información de un abanico tan amplio como ciencias biológicas, geológicas, químicas, físicas, cartográficas y humanas, entre otras.
Una de las fortalezas de la Geoarqueología es que provee información tendiente a reconstruir la relación entre el hombre y el ambiente a lo largo del tiempo, lo que le confiere un carácter dinámico y explicativo de los procesos que involucran tanto aspectos naturales como humanos. El uso de líneas de evidencia variadas para lograr esquemas complejos que reunan un amplio espectro de información supone la necesidad de generar marcos adecuados para la discusión e integración de cuestiones metodológicas y experiencias de investigación de todo el país, especialmente considerando la variedad de ambientes y expresiones culturales que se han desarrollado en el mismo y que en virtud de la realidad generalmente exceden a las fronteras actuales.
Es este el marco en el cual proponemos el presente Simposio, cuyo título es GEOARQUEOLOGIA, HOMBRE Y TERRITORIO y cuyos objetivos son:
- Reunir a los investigadores activos en la disciplina brindando un espacio de intercambio de ideas y discusión, tanto metodológicas como de experiencias concretas de análisis.
- Fomentar el abordaje de temáticas complejas tales como: (a) la reconstrucción de los espacios de ocupación; (b) factores de configuración y cambios en el uso territorial; (c) rupturas ambientales, disponibilidad de recursos y adaptaciones culturales; (d) cambios antrópicos y naturales relacionados con las configuraciones territoriales; (e) consecuencias de los cambios ambientales y del impacto antrópico sobre el paisaje; (f) modelos geoarqueológicos y su aplicación en arqueología; (g) efectos de las prácticas agropastoriles sobre suelos y vegetación; (h) catástrofes naturales y ocupación humana; (i) conservación del patrimonio y geoarqueología.
- Favorecer la discusión sobre las diversas técnicas arqueométricas aplicables al estudio geoarqueológico.
- Integrar propuestas metodológicas y nuevas tendencias de investigación de otros países de América del Sur.
Finalmente, consideramos que generar un ámbito de exposición y debate interdisciplinario y pluralista enriquecerá nuestras posibilidades de aproximación al registro arqueológico y por ende multiplicará nuestra capacidad interpretativa del mismo.

[Sampietro Marta]

Dear Dr. Kondo,

It is a pleasure to us to remind you, and to the whole WORKING GROUP ON GEOARCHAEOLOGY, the existence of the SYMPOSIUM GEoarchaeology, man, and territory, to be held in Argentina next year. There is also a NEW DEAD LINE for 15 december 2015!!!!!!!

All information is under this text and attached, please don't hesitate into contact us,

Thank you very much,

Kind regards,

Dr. Maria Marta Sampietro Vattuone

samp...@tucbbs.com.ar


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Enviados: Miércoles, 14 de Octubre 2015 19:46:31
Asunto: SYMPOSIUM Geoarchaeology, man, and territory

[Sampietro Marta]

Dear Dr. Kondo and Working Group,

Is a pleasure to us to remind the Working Group on Geoarchaeology to participate to the SYMPOSIUM “GEOARCHAEOLOGY, MAN, AND TERRTORY”, part of the XIX Congreso Nacional de Arqueología Argentina (http://www.congresoscnaa.org/web/index.php), to be held in San Miguel de Tucumán (Argentina) from 8 to 12 august 2016.

The conveners of the Symposium are Dr. María Marta Sampietro Vattuone1 (samp...@tucbbs.com.ar), Dr. Jimena Roldán1, and Dr. José Luis Peña Monné2 (1Laboratory of Geoarchaeology (UNT), and CONICET (Argentina), 2 University of Zaragoza (Spain)).

The symposium has the sponsorship of the Grupo de Estudios Geoarqueológicos de Latinoamérica (GEGAL) and the Working Group on Geoarchaeology (Geoarchaeology WG) of the International Association of Geomorphologists (IAG).

DEAD LINE to send abstracts and/or short papers is 15th december 2015, through the web age of the Congress (information for authors is attached).

[Sampietro Marta]

Dear Dr. Kondo and Working Group,

Is a pleasure to us to invite the Working Group on Geoarchaeology to participate to the First International Course on Field Geoarchaeology from Northwest Argentina: GEOARCHAEOLOGY FROM CALCHAQUÍES VALLEYS. Pre-Congress course of the XIX Congreso Nacional de Arqueología Argentina (https://www.academia.edu/19521503/2016_-_International_Geoarchaeological_Field_Course), to be held in San Miguel de Tucumán (Argentina) from 4 to 6 August 2016.

The professors are Dr. María Marta Sampietro Vattuone (samp...@tucbbs.com.ar) and Dr. José Luis Peña Monné - University of Zaragoza (Spain). With the collaboration of Dr. Jimena Roldán and Dr. Gabriela Aguirre.

The course has the sponsorship of the Grupo de Estudios Geoarqueológicos de Latinoamérica (GEGAL) and the Working Group on Geoarchaeology (Geoarchaeology WG) of the International Association of Geomorphologists (IAG).

For further interest please contact Dr. Maria Marta Sampietro (samp...@tucbbs.com.ar) the google link to the itinerary is available at: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=zTAvVBMp7DlE.k8a7Z4QwXoC0&usp=sharing.

Kind regards,
Dr. Maria Marta Sampietro Vattuone

Laboratory of Goarchaeology
National University of Tucumán
CONICET
ARGENTINA

[Sampietro Marta]

Dear Dr. Kondo and Working Group,

Is a pleasure to us to remind the Working Group on Geoarchaeology to participate to the SYMPOSIUM “GEOARCHAEOLOGY, MAN, AND TERRTORY”, part of the XIX Congreso Nacional de Arqueología Argentina (http://www.congresoscnaa.org/web/index.php), to be held in San Miguel de Tucumán (Argentina) from 8 to 12 august 2016.

The conveners of the Symposium are Dr. María Marta Sampietro Vattuone1 (samp...@tucbbs.com.ar), Dr. Jimena Roldán1, and Dr. José Luis Peña Monné2 (1Laboratory of Geoarchaeology (UNT), and CONICET (Argentina), 2 University of Zaragoza (Spain)).

The symposium has the sponsorship of the Grupo de Estudios Geoarqueológicos de Latinoamérica (GEGAL) and the Working Group on Geoarchaeology (Geoarchaeology WG) of the International Association of Geomorphologists (IAG).

the NEW DEAD LINE to send abstracts and/or short papers is 29th december 2015, through the web age of the Congress (information for authors is attached).

[Sampietro Marta]

Dear Colleagues,

It is a pleasure to us to make extesive the LAST CALL FOR PAPERS for the SYMPOSIUM Geoarchaeology, man, and territory, to be held in Argentina next year. There is also a NEW DEAD LINE for 4th MARCH 2016!!!!!!!

All information is under this text and attached, please don't hesitate into contact us,

Thank you very much,

Kind regards,

Dr. Maria Marta Sampietro Vattuone
samp...@tucbbs.com.ar

Is a pleasure to us to invite the Working Group on Geoarchaeology to participate to the SYMPOSIUM “GEOARCHAEOLOGY, MAN, AND TERRTORY”, part of the XIX Congreso Nacional de Arqueología Argentina (http://www.congresoscnaa.org/web/index.php), to be held in San Miguel de Tucumán (Argentina) from 8 to 12 august 2016.

The conveners of the Symposium are Dr. María Marta Sampietro Vattuone1 (samp...@tucbbs.com.ar), Dr. Jimena Roldán1, and Dr. José Luis Peña Monné2 (1Laboratory of Geoarchaeology (UNT), and CONICET (Argentina), 2 University of Zaragoza (Spain)).

The symposium has the sponsorship of the Grupo de Estudios Geoarqueológicos de Latinoamérica (GEGAL) and the Working Group on Geoarchaeology (Geoarchaeology WG) of the International Association of Geomorphologists (IAG).

NEW DEAD LINE to send abstracts and/or short papers is 4th MARCH 2016, through the web page of the Congress (information for authors is attached).

[Sampietro Marta]

[Jose Luis Peña Monné]

JA,JA,JA, que rapidez!!!!!! Que barbaridad. Bueno, aver si así se anima
alguien mas. Cuantas tenemos por el momento?


Beso y hasta ahora.

JL


El 27/12/15 22:32, "Sampietro Marta" <samp...@tucbbs.com.ar> escribió:

> South America and especially in Argentina since middle Œ80s, when the

[Sampietro Marta]

tenemos 6 creo y llegareos seguro a 8


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Enviados: Domingo, 27 de Diciembre 2015 18:38:32
Asunto: Re: [IAG Geoarch:186] LAST CALL for Papers - Geoarchaeology, man, and territory

[Адильхан Байбатша]

Dear Colleague!

Could you send my english vercian of congress materials.

Best regards,

prof. Baibatsha A.

Воскресенье, 27 декабря 2015, 20:03 -03:00 от "Sampietro Marta " <samp...@tucbbs.com.ar>:

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Адильхан Бекдильдаевич Байбатша

[Sampietro Marta]