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.
Some thoughts on recent publications in archaeobotany and agricultural origins. Opinions and views on the evolution and history of crops. The author's research is currently supported by an ERC grant on Comparative Pathways to Agriculture (no. 323842) and an NERC grant on “The impact of intensification and deintensification of Asian rice production: transitions between wet and dry ecologies” (NE/N010957/1)
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