[Bonetools] Fw: Call for papers - Textiles and Fibres Through Time

[François Poplin]

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Le 19/08/2015 16:06, fiona beglane a écrit :
> Textiles and Fibres Through Time - Call for Papers and Posters
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> *Agricultural History Society of Ireland
> Autumn Symposium & AGM 2015*
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> Apologies for Cross-posting.
> Please share widely and in particular please pass on details to anyone 
> who may be interested.
> Please pin up the posters in your place of work/study.
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> Textiles and Fibres Through Time is a thematic one-day symposium that 
> will bring together a variety of speakers from different disciplines. 
> In the past, a wide range of raw materials including wool, animal 
> hair, flax, hemp, grasses, reeds, briars, willow and bark have been 
> used to create artefacts such as clothing, bedding, floor-coverings, 
> sails, baskets, ropes and many other items. These activities have 
> ranged in scale from craftwork to fulfil household needs, through 
> cottage industries to factory production.
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> The aim of the symposium is to explore the history, archaeology 
> economics and sociology of the raw materials, production, and use of 
> textiles and fibres, with a particular emphasis on Ireland. Speakers 
> may wish to consider issues such as: How did the development of new or 
> improved agricultural and production techniques affect society? How 
> were choices in clothing design and/or production a reflection of 
> identity? What were the driving forces in the evolution of textile or 
> fibre production? Who were the gainers and losers?
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> Speakers and poster presentations are invited from a diverse range of 
> backgrounds including archaeology, history, economics, folk-life and 
> sociology. Papers will be 20 minutes in length, with time for 
> questions. A poster session with mini-presentations of 5 minutes will 
> also be held.
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> This exciting symposium will take place on *Saturday, 21st November 
> 2015 *at the Helen Roe Theatre, 63 Merrion Square, Dublin 2.
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> Abstracts of no more than 200 words, plus your details, including 
> affiliation (if applicable) should be emailed to 
> novembersymposium2015ahsi at gmail.com 
> <mailto:novembersymposium2015ahsi at gmail.com> by 18th September 2015. 
> See our website at www.ahsi.ie for further details.
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> http://www.ahsi.ie/p/autumn-symposium-2015-call-for-papers.html
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> http://www.ahsi.ie/p/autumn-symposium-2015-call-for-posters.html
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> Dr Fiona Beglane
> Lecturer of Archaeology
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> Member of Royal Irish Academy Standing Committee for Archaeology
> Committee member and website editor of Agricultural History Society of 
> Ireland
> Editorial board member of the Journal of Irish Archaeology
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> beglane.fiona at itsligo.ie <mailto:beglane.fiona at itsligo.ie>
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François POPLIN

Directeur honoraire de l’UMR 7209 Archéozoologie, Archébotanique : sociétés, pratiques et environnements

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