日本地形学連合トップ ＞ Information ＞ Landscape Archaeology - Egypt and Mediterranean World
Landscape Archaeology - Egypt and Mediterranean World
2010年9月に開かれますLandscape Archaeologyに関する国際コロキウムの情報です．
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The international colloquium, to be held in Cairo, will be dedicated primarily to Egypt, however within the Mediterranean context. Egypt is characterised by the variety of its natural landscapes and exceptional archaeological potential. Within the framework of relations between man and his environment, the primary objective of the colloquium is to throw light on the evolution of the River Nile, a major component of the Egyptian landscape and its impact on the peripheral spaces (coasts, flood plain, desert wadis and their tributaries). However, are hoping to throw a wider net over the larger Mediterranean environment by welcoming additional case studies that will better emphasise Egyptian conditions.
The subjects developed during the colloquium concern all aspects of landscape archaeology. Sessions will be dedicated to the following topics:
- River landscapes
- Coastal landscapes
- The Nile and its delta
- Desert landscapes
- Urban landscapes
- Archaeology and climatic changes
- Archaeology and natural hazards
- Archaeology and geomatics
- Survey techniques
- Historical sources and landscapes
More information in PDF file and on the IAG/AIG Website www.geomorph.org
Organisers
Dr. Yann TRISTANT, Institut francais d’archeologie orientale, Le Caire.
Dr. Matthieu GHILARDI, Centre Europeen de Recherche et d’Enseignement des Geosciences de l’Environnement (UMR 6635), Aix-en-Provence.
e-mail: [email protected]