CFP: Authenticity Studies. International Journal of Archaeology and Art
Authenticity Studies. International Journal of Archaeology and Art is an international and independent journal based on a peer review system and dedicated to studying the methods of attribution and authentication of archaeological and…
CONF: Tomb Plundering in Ancient Greece and Rome (Istituto Svizzero, Rome – 12-13 May 2022)
This conference is dedicated to the subject of grave looting and robbing in the Graeco-Roman World. Bringing together archaeological, epigraphic, literary, and legal evidence, this conference will be the first time that the…
CONF: The [After]Lives of Objects: Transposition in the Material World (online / University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, 18–19 Mar 2021)
The University of Virginia’s graduate symposium, The [After]Lives of Objects: Transposition in the Material World explores how transposition has materialized throughout history, examining questions including: How are objects changed when they are activated as…
TIAMSA Member Announcement: CFP: The Fate of Antiquities in the Nazi Era (College Art Association, Annual (virtual) Conference, 10–13 Feb 2021)
Deadline: September 16, 2020 Despite the important role antiquity and archaeology played in the ideology of the Third Reich, until recently there has been little attempt to develop a holistic picture of the…
Call for Papers: SECAC: Collecting and the Trade of Antiquities (Birmingham, AL, Oct 17-20, 2018)
Collecting and the Trade of Antiquities Deadline: April 20th 2018 Birmingham, Alabama, United States, October 17-20, 2018 Session Chairs: Louise Arizzoli (University of Mississippi) larizzol@olemiss.edu Evie Terrono (Randolph-Macon College) eterrono@rmc.edu Both acquiring and…
CFP: Art Crime and Stolen Heritage, Session at EAA (Maastricht, 30 Aug-3 Sep 17)
Deadline: Mar 15, 2017 Art Crime and Stolen Heritage: Towards an Archaeological Consensus Organizers: James Symonds, Nour A. Munawar, Lindsay Morehouse, Christine Acosta Weirich, Marina Lostal, Jens Notroff The looting of archaeological sites…