Roots and Horizons:
New Perspectives in Environmental Archaeology

Call for Contributions

Environmental Archaeology provides a unique perspective for understanding the long-term relationships between humans and environments. By studying past environments, resource management strategies, and human responses to ecological change, this field reveals how communities have adapted, transformed, and negotiated their place within changing worlds.

Recognising the importance of creating spaces for exchange and collaboration, we felt the necessity of fostering dialogue among early-career researchers working within Environmental Archaeology. We invite doctoral candidates to contribute to this one-day seminar to foster discussion from the early stages of their careers. The event is organised into four thematic sessions covering the full spectrum of Environmental Archaeology, followed by a concluding round table for collective debate.

To ensure a dynamic exchange of ideas, each participant will deliver a 5-minute lightning presentation focusing on the core impact and social relevance of their research.