ZOOARCHAEOLOGY
AT THE CROSSROADS
Cultural Practices and Environmental Information from Faunal Evidence
Lisboa, 3 e 4 de Julho de 2025
Faculdade de Letras de Lisboa
Sala B112.B (Biblioteca)
Organização: CLEIA DETRY (UNIARQ-FLUL)
No âmbito das reuniões do Comité Internacional e do Comité Executivo do International Council for Archaeozoology (ICAZ), realizar-se-á um evento científico com comunicações nas diversas áreas da zooarqueologia. Esta será uma rara e valiosa oportunidade para assistir à apresentação de trabalhos por alguns dos mais reconhecidos especialistas desta área da Arqueologia.
PROGRAMA
3 de Julho
Sala B112.B (Edifício da Biblioteca)
Hora
Orador(es)
Título
9h30
 
Abertura
9h50
Mariana Mondini
Zooarchaeology, the Anthropocene and the Global South: a situated case study in Andean South America
10h10
Shaw Badenhorst
Distinguishing Hominin and Brown Hyaena (Parahyaena brunnea) Faunal Accumulations from Middle Stone Age Shelters in South Africa
10h30
Jean-Denis Vigne
How doing it without aurochs? The example of the Cyprus PPNA.
10h50
 
Coffee-break
11h10
Lizzie Wright
Investigating cultural and economic change in Central and Northern Europe during the 3rd Millennium BC: a zooarchaeology and lipid residue analysis approach
11h30
A. Sebastián Muñoz
Long-term human-otariid relationships in Southern Patagonia Atlantic coast. Past and present research agenda
11h50
Hitomi Hongo, Marjan Mashkour, Akira Tsuneki & Ahmed Saber
Various aspects of the subsistence economy at the PPN and PN sites of Charmo (Jarmo), Iraq. Consumption patterns and bone tool and object production
12h10
 
Discussão
12h30
 
Almoço
14h00
Hossein Davoudi & Marjan Mashkour
Urban Economy During the Bronze and Iron Ages in Northwestern Iran: Insights from Archaeozoological Research at Tepe Hasanlu
14h20
Arati Deshpande-Mukherjee, Anindya Sarkar, Torsa Sengupta & Tarannum Caur (online)
From Megalithic builders to beginning of urban life in South India:  Preliminary investigations into their animal based subsistence economy
14h40
Ma Xiaolin (online)
Analysis of Worked Bone Materials from the Western Zhou Site of Lijiayao in Sanmenxia City, Central China
15h00
Laura Beovide, Marcelo Fleitas & Johanna Gómez
Assemblage of a set of pendants in Urosalpinx haneti (ca. 800 to 400 yr. BP), Arazatí, Uruguay
15h20
 
Coffee-break
15h50
Erika Gál
Main results of the zooarchaeological analyses of Late Copper Age burials in Transdanubia
16h10
Angelos Hadjikoumis
Managing and hunting animals in the uplands of Cyprus: cultural and environmental components
16h30
Suzanne E. Pilaar Birch
Domestic and Sacred Animal Use on Bronze Age Sicily: The Case of La Muculufa
16h50
Richard Madgwick, Leia Mion, Leah Reynolds, Hongjiao Ma, Angela Lamb, Peter Guest & Viano
Feeding the Roman Army in Britain: Multi-isotope evidence for supply and management on the northern frontiers
17h10
 
Discussão
4 de Julho
Sala B112.B (Edifício da Biblioteca)
Hora
Orador(es)
Título
9h30
Christian Gates St-Pierre & Marie-Ève Boisvert
Hidden Patterns: Rethinking Variability in Iroquoian Tool-Making
9h50
Albérico Nogueira de Queiroz, Olivia Alexandre de Carvalho (Coordinators) & Roberta Richard Pinto
Digital Optical Microtraceology in Biocultural Contexts: Zooarchaeological Case Studies at the Furna do Estrago (Pernambuco) and Justino (Sergipe) Sites, Brazil
10h10
Pacheco et al. (presented by Albérico Queiroz)
Paleometric and Zooarchaeological Characterizations of the Megafauna from Santa Elina, MT: Crossing Strategic Gaps in Knowledge About the Human Occupation in the Americas
10h30
 
Coffee-break
10h50
Queiroz et al.
Educational Actions: Natural and Cultural Heritage - Working with Zooarchaeology in Elementary Schools in Laranjeiras City, Sergipe, Brazil
11h10
Joaquín Arroyo-Cabrales & Federico Sánchez-Quinto
Advances on Paleogenomics studies in Latin America
11h30
Melanie Filious
Rethinking dingoes based on new evidence from multi-disciplinary analyses of ancient genomes.
11h50
Pinhasi et al. (presented by Albérico Queiroz)
PRIMARCHGEN: Archaeogenetics of Non-Human Primates form Archaeological Sites Worlwide, with an Emphasis on aDNA from Pathogens (Past Interaction Between Humans and Other Primates)
12h10
 
Discussão
12h30
 
Almoço
14h00
Rosalind E. Gillis
A Duck’s tail: The complex domestication pathways during the Muscovy Duck domestication.
14h20
David Orton & Jen Harland
Synthesis of cod size-at-catch data from northern Scotland indicates limited impact of pre-industrial fisheries
14h40
Diana Carvajal Contreras & María de los Ángeles Duran
Fishing at a Formative Site in the Colombian Caribbean: The Case of Sueños de Libertad Site
15h00
Marta Moreno-García, Pilar Diarte-Blasco & Manuel Castro Priego
Goat rearing: a farming strategy for coping with droughts in early medieval inland Spain?
15h20
 
Coffee-break
15h50
Plan Shenjere-Nyabezi
Non- food animals as evidence of cultural practices in the farming communities of southern Africa
16h10
Eve Rannamäe (online)
The latest advances in Estonian zooarchaeology – an overview of the arrival of selected species
16h30
László Bartosiewicz
Animal remains from the Migration Period ring fort of Treby borg (Öland, Sweden)
16h50
 
Discussão
BOOK OF ABSTRACTS
Financiado por fundos nacionais através da FCT - Fundação para a Ciência e Tecnologia, no âmbito do Projecto UID/00698