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New Call For Papers & Workshops: TRAC 2020 – postponed 2022 (Split)

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11 November, 2021

We are pleased to announce that a new Call for Papers for select postponed TRAC 2020 sessions as well as a Call for Workshops is now open. The Call for Papers & Workshops will close 4th December. The 30th annual TRAC will be held in the ancient City of Split, Croatia, on 6th – 8th April...
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TRAC Webinar Series 2021-22 starting on 9th November 2021

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1 November, 2021

TRAC is pleased to announce our new 2021–2022 webinar series. All webinars will take place Tuesdays at 17:00 (UK Time) over Zoom. To register for a lecture, you can view or download the webinar schedule 2021-2022. Many of the webinars will also be recorded and uploaded to our TRAC YouTube channel. Please note that the Keynote...
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Call for Papers – TRAJ Volume 5

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13 July, 2021

Submissions are now open for Volume 5 of the Theoretical Roman Archaeology Journal (TRAJ), to be published in 2022. TRAJ provides a venue for innovative and interdisciplinary research in the field of Roman archaeology. The journal promotes the use of theoretical approaches to the Roman past and facilitates fresh interpretations of all forms of archaeological material. TRAJ invites papers...
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TRAC Webinar Schedule

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17 November, 2020

TRAC is pleased to announce the start of a new webinar series running 2020–2021. All webinars will take place Tuesdays at 17:00 (UK Time) over zoom. To register for a lecture, you can view or download the schedule. Many of the webinars will also be recorded and uploaded to our TRAC YouTube channel.
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TRAC Keynote Webinar

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29 October, 2020

The inaugural TRAC keynote webinar will be given by Dr. Chiara Bonacchi Tuesday 3 November, 5pm (GMT). Contemporary populist nationalism and Roman Myths “This seminar will examine the roles of Roman myths of origin, resistance and collapse in the making (and, potentially, dismantling) of contemporary populist nationalism in Europe and the US,...
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TRAJ vol. 4 Call for Papers (deadline extended)

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21 September, 2020

TRAJ provides a venue for innovative and interdisciplinary research in the field of Roman archaeology. The journal promotes the use of theoretical approaches to the Roman past and facilitates fresh interpretations of all forms of archaeological material. While TRAJ invites papers on any aspect of theoretical and critical approaches to Roman archaeology, for our current...
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Call for Papers: New TRAC Webinar Series

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4 September, 2020

TRAC (Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference) is excited to announce that we will be running a webinar series on Tuesday evenings (time TBA) beginning in November. To submit a paper, please email a 300 word abstract as an attachment to admin@trac.org.uk by October 2nd 2020. Proposals that engage with theoretical topics within Roman...
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TRAJ vol. 4 – Call for Papers

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21 May, 2020

Submissions are now open for Volume 4 of the Theoretical Roman Archaeology Journal (TRAJ), to be published in 2021. TRAJ provides a venue for innovative and interdisciplinary research in the field of Roman archaeology. The journal promotes the use of theoretical approaches to the Roman past and facilitates fresh interpretations...
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RAC/TRAC Organising Committee Statement 13.3.2020

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13 March, 2020

Following the decision of the Croatian government to postpone all public events with more than 100 participants until further notice we are mindful of the impact this could have on RAC / TRAC in April 2020. With colleagues from numerous countries now unable to attend due to travel restrictions, and...
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RAC/TRAC 2020 Update

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9 March, 2020

At present time we intend to go ahead with RAC/TRAC 2020 in Split. The Croatian Academy assures us that the number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in Croatia is very low, and there are currently none in Split itself, or the wider region of Dalmatia. As the outbreak is an evolving...
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