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Program

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Tambs, Lena

Wednesday, March 30
 

08:30

Conference opening Domus Media, Aulaen

09:00

Keynote speech Domus Media, Aulaen

10:10

Coffee break Coffee point

10:30

S28-01 Why model? Professorboligen, stallen

10:45

S28-02 What is complexity theory and why should we care about it Professorboligen, stallen

11:00

S28-03 Simulation as middle-range research Professorboligen, stallen

11:15

S28-04 Models: ‘small and elegant’ or ‘complicated but realistic’? Professorboligen, stallen

11:30

S28-05 ABMs, because they’re worth it? Alternatives to our favourite method Professorboligen, stallen

11:45

S28-06 Fancy doing some networks? Professorboligen, stallen

13:30

S28-07 Building on expert advice to create an informed model Professorboligen, stallen

13:45

S28-08 Lessons already learned: drawing from the best software practice Professorboligen, stallen

14:00

S28-09 Proof of concept verifying Professorboligen, stallen

14:15

S28-10 Validation: the painful moment when the model meets the data Professorboligen, stallen

14:30

S28-11 Model selection: what is the ‘best’ model? Professorboligen, stallen

15:10

Coffee break Coffee point

15:30

S17-01 Transport and trade: An energyscape model and transport network approach for trade in Roman times Domus Media, Auditorium 13

15:55

S17-02 A network model for the evolution of terrestrial connections in Central Italy (1175/1150─500 BC ca) Domus Media, Auditorium 13 S27-02 Endangered archaeology in the Middle East and North Africa: The development of a spatial database Domus Bibliotheca

16:45

S17-04 Comparison of regional and local transport networks in 17th and 19th century AD pre-colonial stone-walled structures in the southern Gauteng Province, South Africa Domus Media, Auditorium 13
 
Thursday, March 31
 

08:55

S17-06 Testing the validity of network analysis results in research on local transport networks Domus Media, Auditorium 13

09:20

S17-07 The need of topographic restitution in local mobility analysis Domus Media, Auditorium 13

09:45

S17-08 From sea to land: Reflections on freight traffic during the Iron Age of the Northeastern Iberian peninsula (6th to 1st centuries BC) Domus Media, Auditorium 13

10:30

S25-01 Co-designing digital community archaeologies: Experiences from the re-reading the British Memorial Project Domus Media, Auditorium 13

10:55

S25-02 Using Google Earth applications to enhance public engagement with cultural heritage: An evaluation of Seeing Beneath Stonehenge Domus Media, Auditorium 13

11:20

S25-03 Rekrei: A public platform for digitally preserving lost heritage Domus Media, Auditorium 13

11:45

S25-04 Photomodeling and webmappingn on archeological site of Carthage (Tunisia) and data collection in the museum of Bardo (Tunisia) Domus Media, Auditorium 13

13:30

S25-05 Visualizing original sea level of Stone Age sites on location by means of mobile augmented reality Domus Media, Auditorium 13

13:55

S25-06 DOMUS: Cyber─archeology and education Domus Media, Auditorium 13

14:20

S25-07 Democratising the digital: Sustaining community─sourcing platforms for heritage management and conservation by co-creation Domus Media, Auditorium 13
 
Friday, April 1
 

08:30

S16-01 A guide to good practice for archaeological network science Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

08:55

S16-02 Exploring formal SNA approaches to funerary contexts in Early Iron Age Italy Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

09:20

S16-03 Wine trade from Roman Crete: Onomastic─geographic network analysis Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

09:45

S16-04 Least-Cost Networks and Network Analysis: Modelling trade relations in early medieval East Central Europe Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal S19-04 Spatial analysis of Ancient Egyptian Monuments. Case study: Late Period private funerary monuments of Thebes Domus Media, Aulaen

10:30

S16-05 Geometrical and planar graphs in ancient iconography studies, a heuristic tool Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

10:55

S16-06 Discussion Domus Academica, Theologisk eksamenssal

15:55

S19-14 Structuring data from documentary study and archives for spatial studies. Examples from funerary archeology Domus Media, Aulaen