RAC/TRAC Conference 2024
11 April 2024–14 April 2024, 10:00 am–5:00 pm
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The 15th Roman Archaeology Conference / 32nd Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference will be held at UCL from 11-14 April 2024.
Event Information
Open to
- All
Availability
- Yes
Cost
- £90.00
Organiser
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Prof Andrew Gardner
RAC / TRAC 2024 will be held in London, Thursday 11 April – Sunday 14 April 2024
Main venue: UCL Institute of Education
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Organised by a committee representing the breadth of Roman archaeology across London institutions, the joint conference features nearly 40 sessions encompassing the major themes of Roman studies today, including new scientific applications, decentering and decolonizing Roman archaeology, globalization and materiality, and archaeological ethics.
The conference is in-person only, but is designed to be inclusive and accessible.
Full details of all of the sessions running at the conference are listed here: RAC TRAC 24 Session Abstracts Final
Information about bursaries, with a deadline of 12 January 2024 for applications, is available here: RAC TRAC 2024 Bursaries
Organising Committee: Andrew Gardner (UCL, Chair), Isabel Annal (UCL, TRAC), Jennifer Baird (Birkbeck), Chloe Clark (King’s, TRAC), Emlyn Dodd (ICS), Alessandra Esposito (King’s), Natasha Gravatt (UCL, TRAC), Claire Heseltine (King’s, TRAC), Zena Kamash (Royal Holloway), Francesca Lam-March (King’s, TRAC), Kris Lockyear (UCL), Dominic Perring (UCL), Louise Rayner (UCL/ASE), Erica Rowan (Royal Holloway), Sian Therese (UCL), with Fiona Haarer (Roman Society), Blanka Misic (TRAC Standing Committee), Ursula Rothe (Open University, RS Archaeology Committee), and Anna Walas (TRAC Standing Committee).
Further details
To mark the start of the conference, the Antiquity Journal has put together a free to access collection of Roman archaeology papers containing the latest research in the archaeology of the Roman world.