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Further information about TRAC bursaries for speakers
Generous contributions from the Roman Society and Barbican Research Associates allow us to offer a limited number of bursaries for TRAC 2014. Bursaries are open to speakers in TRAC sessions (not RAC sessions) who are currently post-graduate students, studying at institutions in the UK and abroad. The maximum amount awarded... -
Booking for RAC/TRAC 2014 now open – ‘early bird’ reduced rate available until 31st Dec. Limited bursaries available for TRAC speakers.
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... -
RAC/TRAC 2014 progamme now available online – conference registration to open soon
The provisional timetable for the joint Roman Archaeology Conference and Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference 2014 is now available here. The call for individual papers for the general session is still open, and the deadline is 30th November (please send abstracts to trac2014@reading.ac.uk). Registration for the conference will open in mid-November... -
TRAC 2014 University of Reading, call for individual papers now open
The call for TRAC sessions is now closed and we have had some excellent session proposals. The call for individual papers is now open. Papers should be 25 minutes in length, which leaves time for discussion. Proposals should comprise a title and abstract of no more than 250 words in... -
TRAC 2014 at the University of Reading, 28th-30th March 2014. Call for session proposals now open
Please email session proposals or any queries to trac2014@reading.ac.uk. The deadline for session proposals is 30th September 2013. Session proposals should comprise a title and abstract (no more than 250 words in length). They should also come with a list of proposed speakers and draft titles (all of which have... -
TRAC 2013 Photo Gallery
Please enjoy the following photos from the TRAC 2013 conference at King’s College London. If you have photos that you would like to share, please contact us, and we’ll be in touch. We’d love to add any relevant photos. -
Highlights from the TRAC 2013 AGM
The 2013 TRAC Annual General Meeting was held on Friday, 5 April, during the TRAC 2013 conference at King’s College London. Full minutes will be posted soon. In the meantime, here are some particular highlights for those who were unable to attend: Activities of the past year Since the last... -
TRAC Proceedings 1991-2008 now Open Access
With the TRAC 2013 conference beginning later today at King’s College London, TRAC is pleased to announce the Open Access availability of all papers from our past Proceedings volumes (1991–2008). These are now available as PDF downloads (by individual paper) through our Publications page. Please see earlier updates for more... -
TRAC Proceedings Digitisation Underway
The digitisation of the first twelve volumes of TRAC Proceedings began today. The books are being professionaly scanned by an archival company in Kettering, Northamptonshire, UK, and the process is expected to be completed within a few days. We’ll keep you posted on the progress but we hope to have some of... -
TRAC 2012 Proceedings – Advanced Orders
TRAC 2012: Proceedings of the Twenty-Second Annual Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference, Frankfurt 2012 is now available for pre-order direct from Oxbow Books. Volume Summary The twenty-second Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference (TRAC) was held at the Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main in spring 2012. During the three-day conference fifty papers were delivered, discussing...
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