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The Embodied GIS. Using Mixed Reality to Explore Multi-sensory Archaeological Landscapes

Stuart Eve’s CAA UK (Leicester) session on The Embodied GIS. Using Mixed Reality to Explore Multi-sensory Archaeological Landscapes

archaeology, augmented reality, Conference, digital archaeology, emotion; sensory studies; sociology, phenomenology, Sensory Studies, smell

Moving Bodies: Multisensory Approaches to the Ancient Mediterranean

The session Moving Bodies: Multisensory Approaches to the Ancient Mediterranean was part of the Seventh Conference of Italian Archaeology, which was … More

archaeology, Conference, phenomenology, religion, ritual landscapes, Sensory Studies

Senses at the Classical Association Conference, Edinburgh, 6-9 April 2016

The Twitter highlight of the recent CA conference was the pair of panels on Ancient Botany in Text and Practice, … More

ancient medicine, archaeology, classical studies, Conference, performance, Postgraduate, religion, Sensory Studies

CFP: Food, Drink and Civilization

CFP: Food, Drink and Civilization International Conference to be held at UCL 21-22 September 2016 We are pleased to invite … More

archaeology, classical studies, Conference, religion, Sensory Studies

Sensory Studies in Spring 2016

I’ve just returned from an interesting RAC/TRAC conference in Rome, which included plenty of sensory papers, with each presenter employing different … More

Ancient Greece, ancient medicine, archaeology, classical studies, Conference, philology, religion, Sensory Studies, Sound Studies

From Plants to Planets: Human and Nonhuman Relations in Ancient Medicine. SCS 5-8 January 2017, Toronto, Ontario

You may be interested in this call for papers for a panel to be held at next year’s meeting of … More

ancient medicine, classical studies, Conference

Religion and the senses in Ancient Greek culture

Tuesday 2 February 2016, 6pm Religion and the senses in Ancient Greek culture Lecture by Professor Tanja Scheer, University of … More

Ancient Greece, religion, Sensory Studies

Classics and the Sensory Turn: Placing the Body

Classical studies is currently experiencing a turn towards the sensory and the sensual. An aspect of this changing focus is … More

CFP: The Materiality of Mourning

Call for papers:  Please email replies to Zahra.newby@warwick.ac.uk, by 29th February 2016 at the latest. The Materiality of Mourning: A 2-day interdisciplinary … More

archaeology, classical studies, Conference, emotion

Senses at the AIA/SCS Annual Meeting, 6-9 January

Sensory Studies are well represented at this year’s AIA/SCS conference in San Francisco: AIA 1. SESSION 5I
 New Perspectives on … More

archaeology, classical studies, Conference, emotion, performance, Sensory Studies, Sound Studies, Urban Studies

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