We propose an example of the logicist rewriting of an article,
first published in 1985, which compares two ceramic assemblages made in
the Hellenistic era, the first one in the eastern Mediterranean
(Greece, the Aegean islands, Asia Minor), the second in a part of Asia
colonised by the Greeks. This colonisation began after Alexander’s
conquests (ca. 330 B.C.) and lasted until approximately 130 BC, when
the colonists were supplanted by peoples arriving from inland Asia.
The collection « Référentiels » has been launched in 2002 by the Editions de la MSH and the Editions Epistèmes following the publication of the first SCD-formatted CD-ROM publication, Carnelian in India , as conceived by Valentine Roux and Philippe Blasco. Carnelian in India, edited by V. Roux and published in 2000, opened SCD publications. The collection « Référentiels » is the first collection of SCD monographs.
Workshop objectives
Within the domain of archaeotechnology, workshops are organized to precise the articles that should be re-written according to logicist principles in
order to develop logicist corpus. These workshops are
organized by members of the Association. They can take place in
different European institutions which are home to Association members.
Workshop in January 2010
Electronic Publications and Knowledge
Bases:
The grinding material as a case study
An Arkeotek workshop organised by Valentine Roux and Hara Procopiou within
the framework of the program ANR "Corpus et Outils
pour la Recherche"
28-29 Janvier 2010
INHA-Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art
2 rue Vivienne, 75002 Paris,
Salle Grodecki
THURSDAY 28th JANUARY
9h - Accueil
9h 30 - 10h 15
Valentine ROUX
The Arkeotek Project: cumul of knowledge in
Human and Social Sciences
10h15 - 11h
Hara PROCOPIOU
From manufacture to use: rules of inference
and context of application
11h - 11h45
Roberto RISCH
Cereal processing and macrolithic tools in West Africa
LUNCH -12h - 14h
14h-14h45
Caroline HAMON
Grinding flour daily. Organisation and
social aspects in Minyanka (Mali)
14h45-15h30
Margie M. BURTON
Hunter-gatherer grinding technology: raw
material choices and mobility
COFFE BREAK 15h30-15h45
15h45 - 16h30
Joan S. SCHNEIDER
Texture and the Selection of Stone for
Milling Tools: Testing the Hypothesis
16h30 - 17h15
Hughes PLISSON and Samir ZARDAN
The TRACEO2 portal: a shared web tool for collaboration between traceologists
17h15 - 18h With the power of the hands. FILM
by Roberto Risch
FRIDAY 29th JANUARY
9h-9h45
Selina DELGADO
Technological evidences in the production
and use of grinding tools in south-east Spain
9h45-10h30
Natalia ALONSO and Tim ANDERSON
Rotary querns in Spain: materials, manufacture and
use.
10h30-11h15
Jenny L. ADAMS
Finding Social Value in Broken Ground Stone
Items
11h15-12h
Annelou VAN GIJN
The biography of querns from Linear
Bandkeramik settlement and funerary context
LUNCH 12h -14h
14h-14h45
Yorke ROWAN
Detecting and evaluating diachronic change
in Late prehistoric ground stone assemblages from the Southern
Levant
