(Fwd) (Fwd) ICAZ 2002 International Conference Update

[georgejayne]

Dear Alice and Lazlo,

Are you, by any chance attending the forthcoming EAA conference in Greece?

If you are, I look forward to meeting you (for a beer or two).

Have you had any feedback on your edited bone tools book?

take care,

George
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>From: alice <h13017cho at helka.iif.hu>
>To: BONETOOLS at LISTSERV.IIF.HU
>Subject: (Fwd) (Fwd) ICAZ 2002 International Conference Update
>Date: Tue, Dec 18, 2001, 6:51 pm
>

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>Sorry if this info is redundant. But just in case...
>
>Merry Christmas and Happy New Year: Alice, Laszlo
>
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>From:                   Heather Lapham <Lapham.Heather at NMNH.SI.EDU>
>Subject:                ICAZ 2002 International Conference Update
>To:                     h10459bar at helka.iif.hu, h13017cho at helka.iif.hu
>
>Dear ICAZ Member,
>
>It is time to remind you again that the University of Durham (UK) will host
>the next conference of
>the International Council of Archaeozoology (ICAZ) on 23rd-28th August
>2002.  Details of the confer
>ence can be found at the following address: http://www.dur.ac.uk/icaz.2002/.
>It is now possible to register on line (or by using our downloadable PDF
>file registration form). T
>o set up the on-line registration system has been a real ordeal for us, so
>we sincerely hope that y
>ou will try to use this facility! Please register as soon as possible!
>
>We have now 23 sessions, the organisation of most of which is well on the
>way. In fact most of them
> are already full or almost full, therefore, if you have not submitted your
>paper yet, do it soon,
>to avoid the disappointment of finding the session in which you would like
>to speak already full.
>
>The formal deadline for submission to session organisers is April 30, 2002
>but, as I said, you'll b
>e lucky to find still room in a session if you submit too close to the deadline.
>
>We also very much encourage poster presentations (these do not necessarily
>have to be linked to any
> of the organised sessions). We will have six parallel sessions but posters
>will be on display for
>the whole length of the conference, so in a  way these will provide greater
>exposure than oral
>presentations.  The deadline for poster presentations is also April 30.
>
>Finally, you can also submit papers that do not fit in any of the sessions,
>but this means that we
>will need to organise more sessions accordingly. We therefore need to know
>about these very soon an
>
>d the deadline is January 31 2002. These papers can be submitted directly
>to the conference organis
>
>ers by writing to: ICAZ.2002 at durham.ac.uk. Please, also use this email
>address for any other querie
>
>s (but note that most of your questions will probably already have an
>answer in the web page, so pl
>
>ease do consult it).
>
>We hope for a massive participation to the conference. This will be a
>special opportunity for zooar
>
>chaeologists across the world to exchange information and ideas. Do not miss it!
>
>--
>Umberto Albarella
>Dept. of Archaeology
>University of Durham DH1 3LE
>Durham, UK
>Tel.0191-3741139
>Fax 0191-3743619