Call for Papers: Back(bone) to the Future, Bioarchaeological Perspectives on Climate Change and Climate Crisis

Article published on 15 November 2021 | Catégorie(s) : Events

The Human Bioarchaeology Unit of the Division of Natural Sciences of the German Archaeological Institute (DAI) is pleased to announce a free  online conference about long-term perspectives on climate change and  climate crisis, from the point of view of those who saw it happening in the past, and of those that see it happening today:

BACK(BONE) TO THE FUTURE:
Bioarchaeological perspectives on climate change and climate crisis

December 2nd and 3rd, 2021 (14-19 CET)

https://www.dainst.blog/hub/backbone-to-the-future-bioarchaeological-perspectives-on-climate-change-and-climate-crisis/

The website will be updated regularly, including information regarding registration and abstract submission. Speaker slots are available for
all four sessions:

1) Threatened Bioarchives: Climate Change and (Bio)Cultural Heritage
2) From Climate Riders to Climate Refugees: Climate Change and Human
Evolution
3) Under the Weather: Climate Change and Human Health
4) Rising Temperatures and Rising Tensions? Climate Change and Violence

If your research fits into one of these sessions (see the session
descriptions on the website) and you would like to present at the
conference, please get in contact:

BioarchClimateConference@dainst.de

Deadline for abstract submission is: November 21st, 2021

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