Wednesday, 5 July, 2006
Session (half-day) Archaeobotany and political economy: Cash crops, perennials and the organization of production
links to abstracts
9:00 am - Chris J. Stevens (Wessex Archaeology and Institute of Archaeology, UCL)-
Gardens, kitchens, animal pens, and flax-processing: The workmen's village at Tell el-Amarna
9:30 am - Rim S.Hamdy & Ahmed M. Soliman (Cairo)
The Image and Camouflage of Pomegranate in ancient Egypt: Continuity and Disruption
10:00 am - Dorian Fuller (UCL)–
Agricultural innovation and State collapse in Meroitic Nubia: The impact of the Savanna package.
10:30 am - Ahmed G. Fahmy, Sakuji Yoshimura & Nozomu Kawai -
Plant macro remains from a Middle Kingdom Site at North Saqqara, Egypt
11:00 am - Sally McAleely (UCL)-
Plant remains as material culture: using the analytical concept of the chaîne opératoire to study wreaths and garlands from ancient Egypt
11:30 am - Coffee break
11:45 pm - Mary Anne Murray (UCL)-
Tadmakka/Essouk – Medieval plant remains from the Malian Sahara
12:15 pm - Mans Schepers (Groningen)–
Back to the Fayum: Roman and Neolithic sites in Egypt revisited
12:45 pm - Ingrid Heijen (Leiden)
The missing maize - archaeobotanical research in Southern Malawi
1:15 pm - Ruth Pelling (UCL)–
Patterns in the archaeobotany of Africa: Towards a database for the northern continent
1:45 pm – Andrew Reid (UCL)–
Islands of Agriculture on Lake Victoria
Lunch
2:30-6:00 Laboratory Session (Rooms 306, 308, 313).
3:30-4 Coffee Break, Room 609
(Note additional access to laboratories can be arranged)
7:30 CONFERENCE DINNER
At MAGHREB Moroccan Restaurant, Islington, London
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