Evolving analytical techniques related to site biographies and artefact analysis allow new approaches to the study of cultural and economic networks in the past. The challenge of ‘high-definition archaeology’ is transforming archaeology’s ability to characterize the scale and pace of events and processes in the global and interregional dynamics of urbanization, seafaring and colonization. The prospects are considered in the context of current work within the project "Entrepot. Maritime Network Urbanism in Global Medieval Archaeology"

The seminar takes place on May 29th at 13.15-16.30 at Campus Moesgaard Auditorium 5

All interested are welcome

Organiser: Søren Sindbæk

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