XVII Rοman Military Equipment Conference ZAGREB 24-27.05.2010.
1st circular letter
Zagreb, June 2009
Dear colleagues,
We are glad to inform you that the XVIIth ROMEC will take place from 24-27 May 2010, at the Mimara Museum, Roosevelt Square 5, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia.
The main topic of the XVIIth ROMEC will be:
Weapons and Military Equipment in a Funerary Context
The conference will begin on Monday, the 24th of May 2010 at 9 a.m., and will end in the evening of Thursday, the 28th of May 2010. A day excursion to the legionary fortresses Tilurium and Burnum in the Croatian part of the province Dalmatia is scheduled for the 26th of May. We are also pleased to inform you that the conference will be accompanied by an exhibition "Roman Military Equipment in Croatia", organised in the Archaeological Museum of Zagreb especially for the occasion of the conference.
The conference fee of 120,00 EUR includes the conference materials, the excursion to Dalmatia, a visit to the mentioned exhibition and the exhibition catalogue.
The official languages of the conference will be Croatian, English, German, Italian and French. The deadline for the submission of abstracts, for both papers and posters, is the 1st of December 2009. All abstracts will be published as a separate booklet and included in the conference materials. The length of each abstract should be limited to 1000 signs, whereas the duration of presented papers is set to 15 minutes, with additional 5 minutes for the discussion. The decision on the acceptance of papers will be made by the Conference Organising Committee.
Registration forms and all further information can be obtained either at our web-site or by contacting the following members of the Organising Committee:
mr. sc. Domagoj Tončinić
Department of Archaeology
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Zagreb
E-mail:
or
mr. sc. Ivan Radman-Livaja
Zagreb Archaeological Museum
E-mail: [[email protected]]
We are looking forward to seeing you in Zagreb.
With kind regards,
Prof. dr. sc.Mirjana Sanader
Department of Archaeology
and
Ante Rendić-Miočević, director
Zagreb Archaeological Museum
1st circular letter
Zagreb, June 2009
Dear colleagues,
We are glad to inform you that the XVIIth ROMEC will take place from 24-27 May 2010, at the Mimara Museum, Roosevelt Square 5, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia.
The main topic of the XVIIth ROMEC will be:
Weapons and Military Equipment in a Funerary Context
The conference will begin on Monday, the 24th of May 2010 at 9 a.m., and will end in the evening of Thursday, the 28th of May 2010. A day excursion to the legionary fortresses Tilurium and Burnum in the Croatian part of the province Dalmatia is scheduled for the 26th of May. We are also pleased to inform you that the conference will be accompanied by an exhibition "Roman Military Equipment in Croatia", organised in the Archaeological Museum of Zagreb especially for the occasion of the conference.
The conference fee of 120,00 EUR includes the conference materials, the excursion to Dalmatia, a visit to the mentioned exhibition and the exhibition catalogue.
The official languages of the conference will be Croatian, English, German, Italian and French. The deadline for the submission of abstracts, for both papers and posters, is the 1st of December 2009. All abstracts will be published as a separate booklet and included in the conference materials. The length of each abstract should be limited to 1000 signs, whereas the duration of presented papers is set to 15 minutes, with additional 5 minutes for the discussion. The decision on the acceptance of papers will be made by the Conference Organising Committee.
Registration forms and all further information can be obtained either at our web-site or by contacting the following members of the Organising Committee:
mr. sc. Domagoj Tončinić
Department of Archaeology
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Zagreb
E-mail:
or
mr. sc. Ivan Radman-Livaja
Zagreb Archaeological Museum
E-mail: [[email protected]]
We are looking forward to seeing you in Zagreb.
With kind regards,
Prof. dr. sc.Mirjana Sanader
Department of Archaeology
and
Ante Rendić-Miočević, director
Zagreb Archaeological Museum