2. GUEST BLOG (Conference Review) – European Social Science History Conference, Vienna 2014

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    9 May, 2014
    The tenth biennial European Social Science History Conference (ESSHC) was held in the opulent halls of the Universität Wien from 23 to the 26 April. This anniversary year witnessed the largest gathering in the conference’s history with over 2,000 delegates speaking in a staggering 475 sessions spread over the four...
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    New TRAC Publication (TRAC 2013) Available to Pre-Order

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    | Conferences, Proceedings, TRAC
    20 February, 2014
    The TRAC 2013 Proceedings volume is now available to pre-order from our friends at Oxbow Books at the special discounted rate of £28. TRAC 2013: Proceedings of the Twenty-Third Annual Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference, London 2013 The TRAC 2013 Proceedings volume includes eleven papers by scholars from across Europe on...
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  8. RAC/TRAC 2014 call for posters now open

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    23 January, 2014
    Posters are invited on any aspect of Roman Archaeology. We will have display boards in the Palmer Building atrium on the Friday and Saturday with space for 20 posters. The poster session will be on Friday lunchtime when authors will be encouraged to stand by their poster. Poster sessions are...
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  10. Booking for RAC/TRAC 2014 now open – ‘early bird’ reduced rate available until 31st Dec. Limited bursaries available for TRAC speakers.

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    10 December, 2013
    The booking page for RAC/TRAC 2014 is now live. Click here for the booking page and for further information about the conference. ‘Early bird’ reduced rates are available for bookings made before 1st January 2014. Limited bursaries are available for speakers in TRAC sessions, kindly sponsored by the Roman Society...
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