XVI Congress IUPPS - Presentation Nuremberg - May 2010
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The document provides information about the XVI International Congress of the International Union for Prehistory and Protohistoric Sciences (IUPPS) that will take place in Brazil in September 2011. The Congress is held every 5 years to discuss topics related to archaeology, history, prehistory, and protohistory. It will be jointly held with the XVI Congress of the Brazilian Archaeology Society and located at the Federal University of Santa Catarina in Florianopolis, Brazil from September 4-10, 2011. Participants can apply by contacting the organizers by email or through the Congress websites.
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- 3. WHAT IS IT? THE CONGRESS It's a international congress that takes place in every 4 years, for discussing trending topics about archaeology, history, prehistory and protohistory. It's an international Congress that takes place in every 5 years, for discussing trending topics about archaeology, history, prehistory and protohistory.
- 4. The XVI Congress of IUPPS will be held jointly with the XVI Congress of the Brazilian Archeology Society (SAB). SAB brings together professionals, students and people interested in Archeology in Brazil, but also several countries in Latin America. Currently over 1,000 members, SAB holds scientific meetings every 2 years. The partnership of a joint event aims to expand the lines of scientific discussion. Covering a wider audience, the event will allow new opportunities for dialogue and exchange of knowledge.
- 5. WHY? OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVES This event aims to reflect the modern archaeological practices as well as to promote the interaction with researchers and the society in general. This boarding intends to establish constant dialogue between the participants. They will be stimulated to form groups of quarrel, space opened for debates, providing enlarger coverage of subjects and results.
- 6. TABLE 1 – THEME-BASED AREAS BY IUPPS WHERE? FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CATARINA (UFSC) TRINDADE, FLORIANÓPOLIS/SC - BRAZIL
- 7. TABLE 2 – SAB´s CURENT GUIDELINES WHERE? FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF SANTA CATARINA (UFSC) TRINDADE, FLORIANÓPOLIS/SC - BRAZIL
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- 10. FLORIANÓPOLIS, STATE OF SANTA CATARINA SOUTHERN BRAZIL
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