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Anyone wishing to attend any of the events listed should book in advance by contacting Hannah Fluck (Events and Meetings Secretary) at:
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Anyone wishing to attend any of the events listed should book in advance by contacting Hannah Fluck (Events and Meetings Secretary) at:
- e-mail: hannahfluck@hotmail.com
- mobile: 07717 418882Past Lives from Cold Stone: 30 years of the Lithic Studies Society10.00 Coffee
10 am - 5 pm Saturday 27th February 2010
Organisers: Barry Bishop, Cate Frieman, Hugo Lamdin-Whymark, Matt Pope
The Blue Boar Lecture Theatre, Christ Church, Oxford
10.30 Welcome
10.35 The Origin and First 30 Years of the Lithic Studies Society Alan Saville
10.55 Durrington Walls then and now: the description, interpretation and meaning of a monstrous assemblage Ben Chan
11.15 A view from the outside: some thoughts on the future of lithic studies in the Mesolithic and Neolithic of Britain and Ireland Vicki Cummings
11.35 The World's Marketplace; Investigating the Commodification of Lithic Artefacts Beccy Scott and Andy Shaw
11.55 The three ‘Rs’. Raw materials, Refitting and Regionality in the study of British Late Upper Palaeolithic Nick Barton
12.15 Flinty monsters and stony surprises: towards a materiality of stone Chantal Conneller
12.35 Discussion
1.00 Lunch (make your own arrangements)
14.15 The Enigmatic Handaxe: In search of idiosyncrasies in bifacial technology Frederick Foulds
14.35 Beyond Bout Coup?s: The British Late Middle Palaeolithic Becky Wragg Sykes
14.55 Early Mesolithic intrasite research in Sandy Flanders (NW-Belgium) Gunther Noens
15.15 Tea
15.45 Production and use of flint and ground stone axes at Magura Gorgana near Pietrele, Giurgiu county, Romania Florian Klimscha
16.05Reconstructing Neolithic lifeways: Ground stone technology, material engagements and networks of action Christina Tsoraki
16.25 Determining Patterns of Past Tool Use: multilinear approaches to lithic studiesKate Connell
16.45 Discussion
17.00 Close
To book a place on February 27th 2010 please download and return the booking form by 31st January (enclosing a cheque for ?15 (LSS members/students/reductions)/?20 (non-members) made payable to the Lithic Studies Society) to Hugo Lamdin-Whymark, 36 Leafield Road, Oxford, OX4 2PLDownload the booking form here (.pdf document).
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Please contact the Events Secretary (Ms. H. Fluck; e-mail: click here) for further details of, and suggestions for, future events.
For really I think that the poorest he that is in England hath a life to live, as the greatest he
Thomas Rainborough 1647
Thomas Rainborough 1647