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1 Halle, 5 th February 2019 Programme International & Interdisciplinary Conference "Mesolithic Art Abstraction, Decoration, Messages", Halle (Saale), Germany, 19 th 21 st September 2019 Organizing committee Harald Meller (Halle/Saale), Erik Brinch Petersen (Copenhagen), Bernhard Gramsch (Potsdam), Tomasz Płonka (Wrocław), Judith M. Grünberg (Halle/Saale) Conference venue State Museum of Prehistory, lecture room (Landesmuseum für Vorgeschichte, Hörsaal), Richard-Wagner-Str. 9, DE Halle (Saale), Germany The oral presentations are limited to 25 minutes with an additional 5 minutes for questions. Thursday, 19 th September :00-14:00 Registration/Poster installation Coffee 10:00 Opening session Welcome words from Harald Meller, State Archaeologist and Director of the State Office for Heritage Management and Archaeology Saxony- Anhalt, Director of the State Museum of Prehistory Halle (Saale) Session Chair: Erik Brinch Petersen (Copenhagen, DK) 10:10 Judith M. Grünberg (Halle/Saale, DE): Introduction to the conference topic 10:30 Gerhard Bosinski (Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val, FR): The animal-representations of the Azilian 11:00 Éva David (Nanterre, FR): Contribution of two adorned antler adzes from Montières (France) to Mesolithic art
2 11:30 Pablo Arias Cabal (Santander, ES): A new grammar for a changing world: the graphic expression among the Holocene hunter-gatherers of the Iberian Peninsula Session Chair: Éva David (Nanterre, FR) 13:30 Juan F. Ruiz (Ciudad Real, ES): Evidences for the Mesolithic origin of Levantine art of Mediterranean Iberia 14:00 Oreto García Puchol (Valencia, ES), Esther López Montalvo (Toulouse, FR) & Sarah B. McClure (Pennsylvania, USA): Mesolithic codes through the lineal engraved plaques recovered at Cueva de la Cocina (Dos Aguas, Valencia, Spain) 14:30 Margherita Mussi, Luca Di Bianco, Gianpiero Di Maida (Roma, IT) & Fabio Martini (Firenze, IT): Changing patterns in the artistic production in late Pleistocene/early Holocene times: the Italian case 15:00 Luc W.S.W. Amkreutz (Leiden, NL) & Marcel Niekus (Groningen, NL): The Dutch masters? Art, decoration and personal ornaments in the Late Palaeolithic and Mesolithic of the Netherlands ( BC) 15:30 Discussion 16:00 Group photograph of the participants in front of the main entrance of the State Museum of Prehistory 16:30 Poster session 17:30 Special tour through the permanent exhibition of the State Museum of Prehistory guided by Bettina Stoll-Tucker, head of the department "State Museum", and Judith M. Grünberg 19:00 Icebreaker Party at the State Museum of Prehistory (lecture room) with small buffet Special presentation Bernhard Gramsch (Potsdam, DE): Early man as mirrored in cartoons Page 2 of 5
3 Friday, 20 th September 2019 Session Chair: Lars Larsson (Lund, SE) 8:30 Harald Lübke (Schleswig, DE): Early Mesolithic decorated bone and antler tools in Schleswig- Holstein 9:00 Sönke Hartz (Schleswig, DE): Late Mesolithic decorated bone and antler tools in Schleswig- Holstein 9:30 Bernhard Gramsch (Potsdam, DE): The intentional incisions and engravings on Mesolithic bone and antler artefacts from North-Eastern Germany 10:00 Discussion 10:10 Coffee Break Session Chair: Margherita Mussi (Roma, IT) 10:30 Daniel Gross (Schleswig, DE): New research results and dates from Mesolithic sites with decorated bone and antler tools in Northern Germany 11:00 Judith M. Grünberg (Halle/Saale, DE): Mesolithic portable art in the museums of Saxony- Anhalt 11:30 Tomasz Płonka (Wrocław, PL): New data on the Late Palaeolithic and Mesolithic art in Poland Session Chair: Clive Bonsall (Edinburgh, GB) 13:30 Witold Gumiński & Karolina Bugajska (Warszawa, PL): Painted wood, notch on bone - ornamentation or marking? A case of two neighbouring forager sites Dudka and Szczepanki, Masuria, NE-Poland 14:00 Peter A. Toft (Copenhagen, DK): Form, content, distribution and interpretation of Maglemose art 14:30 Erik Brinch Petersen (Copenhagen, DK): Decorated Maglemose amber pendants 15:00 Søren H. Andersen (Højbjerg, DK): Late Mesolithic Ertebølle art - new finds and interpretations? 15:30 Discussion 15:40 Coffee Break Page 3 of 5
4 Session Chair: Ilga Zagorska (Latvia, LV) 16:00 Søren A. Sørensen (Nykøbing Falster, DK): Examples of recently found Mesolithic objects with "decoration" from Lolland, Denmark, style versus material 16:30 Peter Vang Petersen (Copenhagen, DK): Decorated antler axes/mattocks in Mesolithic Scandinavia 17:00 Almut Schülke (Oslo, NO): Portable ornamented objects from Mesolithic southeastern Norway: context, meanings and parallels 17:30 Trond Lødøen (Bergen, NO): From hunters art and ideology to death narratives 18:00 Discussion 19:30 Public evening talk Erik Brinch Petersen (Copenhagen, DK): To illustrate Mesolithic humans and other creatures in the geometric world of southern Scandinavia (afterwards social evening in a restaurant) Saturday, 21 st September 2019 Session Chair: Tomasz Płonka (Wrocław, PL) 8:30 Lars Larsson (Lund, SE): Mesolithic art in Sweden 9:00 Per Karsten (Lund, SE): The Tågerup axe shaft - a masterpiece from the 7th millennium BC. A brief presentation of a coming exhibition of Mesolithic art 9:30 Kristiina Mannermaa (Helsinki, FI): Carving and shaping wood, stone and bone - Mesolithic art from the territory of modern Finland 10:00 Discussion 10:10 Coffee Break Session Chair: Oreto García Puchol (Valencia, ES) 10:30 Tõnno Jonuks (Tartu, EE): Ornaments, sculptures and interpretations during the prepottery Mesolithic in present Estonian territory 11:00 Ilga Zagorska (Riga, LV): Ornamented bone artefacts from Mesolithic sites, Latvia 11:30 Ekaterina Kashina (Moscow, RU): Mobile art of Russian Plain forest hunters ( BC): images, ancestors, networks Page 4 of 5
5 Session Chair: Gerhard Bosinski (Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val, FR) 13:30 Aliaksandr Vashanau (Minsk, BY): Decorated bone and antler artifacts from the territory of Belarus in Mesolithic time 14:00 Maxim Charniauski, Aliaksandr Vashanau (Minsk, BY), Harald Lübke & John Meadows Schleswig, DE): Ornamented sacral artifacts from Michnievičy quarries (North-Western Belarus) 14:30 Monica Mărgărit, Adina Boroneanţ (Bucarest, RO) & Clive Bonsall (Edinburgh, GB): The Mesolithic portable art of the Iron Gates 15:00 Discussion 15:10 Coffee Break Session Chair: Bernhard Gramsch (Potsdam, DE) 15:30 Christian Bentz & Ewa Dutkiewicz (Tübingen, DE): SignBase: a data-driven approach to abstract motives in the Palaeolithic 16:00 Ole Grøn (Copenhagen, DK) & Torunn Klokkernes (Oslo, NO): The three worlds in Evenk ornament 16:30 Corinna Erckenbrecht (Mannheim, DE): Messages on sticks and stones - rock art and message sticks of the Australian Aborigines 17:00 Final Discussion 17:30 Summary of the conference and Conclusions 18:00 End of the meeting Page 5 of 5
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