The International Work group for Palaeoethnobotany, the only major international meeting in archaeobotany (every 3 years), has its next conference in about a year's time in Greece. Its website it now live. In general this conference has a Eurasian focus. For those with African interests, there is the smaller IWAA, also every three years, and meeting this July.
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