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TEA 50
Issue 50 - Autumn 2016
Published 14 November 2016
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Editorial
Welcome to the 50th issue of TEA! This anniversary issue marks another step in the evolution of TEA, and the EAA more broadly. Have you visited our new webpage? EAA has a brand new website, integrated with the iMIS system. One advantage of this is that TEA content will now be available online as html pages, and debate articles will be available for members to add comments and discussion. This new format, the first of several upcoming changes, will make TEA easier to read online, particularly on mobile devices. And keep an eye out for TEA's new look, which will be more efficient and have a cleaner visual appearance. TEA will also continue to be available as a pdf document,
archived
on the website.
This issue contains reports from the 22nd Annual Meeting in Vilnius, including the
Minutes of the EAA Annual Membership Business Meeting
(AMBM). We emphasize that this is an important document. We ask that members read the minutes and contact the EAA executive board and administrator with any comments, questions or concerns. The EAA works for the membership, but we need to hear your voice! In addition to the Minutes of the ABMB, there is a proposal for an EAA working party on archaeology and the EU Environmental Impact Assessment Directive, and ‘
A Survey regarding The EAA Code of Practice for Fieldwork Training
’ from the Committee on the Teaching and Training of Archaeologists (CTTA). This latter raises a series of questions, and some troubling compliance issues, and the committee asks that EAA members respond by contacting the committee chair Raimund Karl directly, or by sending a response to be published in TEA. And, we also would like to hear your opinions about the
EAA Strategic Development Plan
.
During the next year, between Vilnius 2016 and Maastricht 2017, we are promoting a TEA debate theme on Open Access, data accessibility, and ownership of archaeological information. Our first essay is ‘
Open Access and the EJA: some preliminary thoughts
’ by EJA Deputy Editor Catherine J. Frieman. We encourage you to read this, to comment on the EAA website, and to send us your opinions and essays on this topic.
Two EAA European Archaeological Heritage Prizes were awarded at Vilnius 2016: to
L’Unité d'archéologie de la ville de Saint-Denis
for exemplary achievements that unite archaeological heritage management and research with local community outreach, and to Dr. Caroline Sturdy Colls for her innovative contribution to the research on Nazi-German terror in camps and in massacres. Caroline Sturdy Colls contributed to this newsletter with ‘
Investigating Holocaust-Era Crimes
’, an introduction to her stimulating research in our Research section. Nominations for the 2017
European Heritage Prize
must be received by the EAA Secretariat at
administrator@e-a-a.org
before 1 June 2017.
Now is the time to propose a session for the 23th EAA Annual Meeting in Maastricht. Session submission for EAA 2017 Maastricht is
now open
: the deadline is 30 November 2016.
This issue also includes reports from session and roundtables from the 22nd Annual Meeting in Vilnius, along with reports from other conferences and several announcements. Our next issue, Winter 2017, has a deadline of 15 January 2017. Send your opinions, research updates and conferences to us at
tea@e-a-a.org
.
Katharina Rebay-Salisbury and Roderick B. Salisbury
In this issue
Editorial
EAA MATTERS
From our President
Annual Report: Minutes of the AMBM in Vilnius, 2nd September 2016
EAA Strategic Development Plan
EAA 27th Annual Meeting, Budapest, Hungary, 26 - 30 August 2020
WAC@30
- Give the past a future. Some Comments from Europe
Rising citations and ranking for the European Journal of Archaeology
Proposal for an EAA working party on archaeology and the EU Environmental Impact Assessment Directive
Calendar for EAA members November 2016 - March 2017
Upcoming Events
Reports from EAA Committees and Working Parties
A Survey regarding the EAA Code of Practice for Fieldwork Training
Debate
Open Access and the EJA: some preliminary thoughts
Research
Investigating Holocaust-Era Crimes
RomanArmy.eu: A multivocal research project on the Roman army presence in NW Iberia from the margins of Academia
EAA Annual Meeting Reports
Committee on the Teaching and Training of Archaeologists: Round Table on Practical Skills Training in Archaeology at EAA Vilnius 2016
The “Working Parties’”-Round Table
Petrification Processes in (Pre-)History
All that Glitters is Not Gold: New Approaches to Sumptuous Burials between Western Europe and the Eurasian Steppe
Transcending Borders in Later Prehistoric Europe
Successful partnerships: recognising and improving heritage management in landscape and rural land use policy and practice
Working with many partners – a holistic approach to archaeological research and heritage management
Climate Change and Heritage: Impact and Strategies
Conference and Workshop Reports
The Prehistoric Society Europa Conference 2016: Dynamics of Art, Design, and Vision in Iron Age Europe. Edinburgh, 3-4 June 2016
Multiple feminities - multiple masculinities: the diversity of gendered identities in the Bronze ang Iron Ages
Announcements
Archaeology and history of Lydia from the early Lydian period to the late Antiquity (8th century BC - 6th century AD): an international symposium
Dare to Choose: Making Choices in Archaeological Heritage Management
Zwischen Pragmatismus und Inszenierung? Zur sekundären Nutzung von Objekten, Orten, Räumen und Landschaften in prähistorischen und antiken Gesellschaften
V (XXI) Russian national archaeological congress
Free issue of EXPRESSION
Historic England digital magazine
CIPA
From Our Correspondents
Alpine Area
Tributes
Mark Pluciennik (11.11.1953 - 7.5.2016)
Alan Saville (31.12.1946 - 19.6.2016)
Archaeocakes
Archive
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