Independent Sessions

WAC’s Ethics Tomorrow: Role and Responsibilities of the Committee on Ethics

From Megaliths to Memorial Stones: Commemorative Archaeology, Museums and Heritage Conservation

Submerged Palaeolandscapes: The Underwater Archaeology of Deep Time

Exploring the Depths: Maritime Archaeology Across the Globe

Nuclear Heritage and Contemporary Archaeology: Constructing Narratives of Industrial-Military-Scientific Ventures, Material Culture, and Places 

Modern-day Analogues: Experimental Archaeology, Actualistic Studies and Ethnography

Cob Units vs. Hand-Made Mud Bricks. Archaeological and Ethnoarchaeological Evidence Worldwide

A Multitude of Landscapes, Rivers, Seas and People: Developing Pluralistic Perspectives on Indian Ocean Cultures and Interactions

Emblems on the Move: Tracing the Spread of Symbolic Systems through Ancient Trade and Communication Routes

Love and Loathing: Innovation in Archaeological and Heritage Approaches to Graffiti

Numismatics and Epigraphic Sources: Bridging the Gap and Understanding the Cultural Link in Global Perspective

Rivers for Generations

The Archaeology of Food

The Materiality of Art: Conceptual, Experimental and Archaeometric Approaches

Revisiting Vere Gordon Childe: A Contemporary Lens on Archaeological Theory and Practice

The Centenary of Taung: Celebrating and Reassessing Dart’s Discovery and Decolonising Palaeoanthropology

Colin Renfrew and His Legacy

Historical Archaeology in the Asia-Pacific Region: Development, Achievements and Future Directions

Revolution: The Contemporary Archaeology of Mark P. Leone

Braiding, Weaving and Plaiting Indigenous Knowledges and Western Sciences

Barunga Aboriginal Knowledge Centre

Archaeological Investigations & Results Around the Globe (General 1)

Approaches to Archaeology (General 2)

Archaeological Science & Practices (General 3) 

Archaeology & Anthropology of Art (General 4)

Heritage & Cultural Heritage Management (General 5)

Trade, Migration, Settlement & Networks (General 6)

The Australian Indigenous Archaeologists’ Association Members Present: Our Country, Our People, Our Work