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International Conference on Environmental Archaeology and Climate Change

2 - 3 Nov 2026 Wellington, New Zealand Standard / Physical Participation
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ICEACC conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities SDG 12 - Responsible Consumption and Production
01 Innovative Approaches in Environmental Archaeology +
This track focuses on the latest methodologies and technologies employed in environmental archaeology. Participants will explore how these innovations enhance our understanding of past human-environment interactions.
02 Climate Change and Its Impact on Archaeological Sites +
This session examines the effects of climate change on archaeological sites and heritage. Discussions will include case studies that highlight the vulnerabilities and adaptive strategies of cultural heritage.
03 Heritage Studies in the Context of Climate Resilience +
This track investigates the role of heritage studies in fostering climate resilience. It will address how cultural heritage can inform sustainable practices and policies in the face of environmental challenges.
04 Archaeological Science: Bridging Past and Present +
Focusing on the intersection of archaeology and the natural sciences, this session will showcase research that utilizes scientific techniques to analyze archaeological materials. Participants will discuss the implications of these findings for understanding past societies.
05 Sustainable Practices in Archaeological Research +
This track highlights sustainable practices in archaeological research and fieldwork. It aims to promote discussions on how to minimize environmental impact while maximizing archaeological insights.
06 Governance and Policy in Archaeological Management +
This session addresses the governance frameworks and policies that guide archaeological management. It will explore the challenges and opportunities in balancing heritage preservation with development needs.
07 Technological Innovations in Archaeological Documentation +
This track focuses on the role of technology in archaeological documentation and analysis. Participants will discuss advancements such as remote sensing, 3D modeling, and GIS in enhancing archaeological research.
08 Cultural Heritage and Community Engagement +
This session emphasizes the importance of community engagement in the preservation of cultural heritage. It will explore collaborative approaches that empower local communities in heritage management.
09 Archaeological Performance and Public Interpretation +
This track examines the role of archaeological performance in public interpretation and education. Discussions will center on how performance can enhance the understanding and appreciation of archaeological narratives.
10 Archaeological Systems and Interdisciplinary Collaboration +
Focusing on interdisciplinary approaches, this session will explore how various fields contribute to archaeological systems. Participants will discuss collaborative research that integrates archaeology with environmental science, anthropology, and other disciplines.
11 Future Directions in Archaeological Research and Climate Adaptation +
This track invites discussions on future research directions in archaeology concerning climate adaptation. It will highlight innovative strategies that address the challenges posed by climate change to archaeological sites and heritage.