[Bonetools] ICAZ 2023 Cairns, Australia

[Jennifer Hull]

Dear WBRG Members,

I would like to present information for a session at the upcoming 2023 ICAZ Conference in Cairns (7-12 August):

Shaped by Place: Development of Osseous Industries from a Global Perspective

The working of hard animal tissues is evident from archaeological sites world-wide.  Many similarities and differences can be observed dependant on the locations, environmental contexts, and time periods of the finds. The raw material selections, manufacturing techniques, forms, and functions, of these artefacts are very much dependant on the animals found on the landscape, and the needs of the people.  Both of which may change through time as the environments evolve and cultures develop.

In this session, we would like to take advantage of the location of the 2023 ICAZ conference to help advance communication within the diverse zooarchaeological community by showcasing Australian and Asian-Pacific worked bone technology within the broader scientific community, and facilitate extended regional scholarly networking. We would welcome papers that highlight the significance of worked faunal materials found in their region and period of study, and how their assemblages were ‘shaped by place’.

https://www.icaz2023.org/call-for-abstracts/


Reminder of the important dates:

  *   Registration is now open
  *   Call for abstracts is now open, and closes 21st Of February
  *   Early Bird (and presenter) Registration closes 1st of April

Early Bird Registration:
AUD     USD




Regular Registration:   AUD     USD
Member  $500    $349.05 Member  $600    $418.86
Non-Member      $650    $453.76
Non-Member      $750    $523.57
Student,
Concession,
Developing Countries

$250


$174.52

Student,
Concession,
Developing Countries

$300


$209.43

*exchange rate as at 15/1/23

I would also like to acknowledge that I am aware that cost is a major concern for many of our members and so I am working on compiling some information regarding accommodation and other expenses that may be more affordable options, which may help with your budgets (and mine as well!) so this will be forthcoming (if this appears to be of use).

I do hope to see you there!

Regards,
Jennifer




Jennifer R. Hull
PhD Candidate
Associate Fellow, Higher Education Academy (AFHEA)
Research School of Humanities & The Arts
School of Archaeology & Anthropology
Banks Building (#44), Rm 116
The Australian National University
Jennifer.Hull at anu.edu.au




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