Terrace: Terrace Archaeology and Culture in Europe

Join us at the British School at Rome on November 3rd for a day of TerrACEs! Registration is free, so sign up soon.

FINAL REMINDER:

Join us in Belfast for Session 12: Modern Approaches to the Study of Landscape Improvement and the Creation of Sustainable Agricultural Systems.

Submissions due by February 2023

Do you study agriculture in a new and interesting way? A new and nteresting place of time? Are you investigating sustainable practices in the past? Join us in Belfast at for Session 12: MODERN APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF LANDSCAPE IMPROVEMENT AND THE CREATION OF SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS

Submission Deadline: February 9

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TerrACE Project on Twitter “Last time we talked to you about the importance of the Hani traditions for agricultural terraces and man-environment balance. Today we take you to Italy, in Veneto, in the Soave area, where the environment and traditions are equally important. 1/15”

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TerrACE Project on Twitter “Welcome back! Terraces are global. Today we visit Yunnan province in southwest China to take a look at the Hani Rice Terraces, a feat of traditional engineering and land management.”

New Twitter Thread: What is a Terrace?

Learn a bit more about these important features of agricultural development and why we need to preserve them.

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TerrACE Project on Twitter “We’ve got a good program of threads and tweets coming, but first we thought we’d talk about what agricultural terraces really are and why we need them. So, thread time! 1/17”

One more week to submit a paper! Join us in Kiel for our session on the Geoarchaeology and Sustainability of agricultural terraces.

Join us in Kiel, we are looking for your contributions on the science and archaeology of agricultural terraces!

New update on the Plantation Camp terraces at https://www.terrace.no/!

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TerrACE is off and digging! We've completed our first field excursion to Plantation Camp in Ingram Valley in the Cheviot Hills, UK. Stay tuned for photos, videos, and info as we continue our inquiry into Europe's long history of agricultural engineering and shaping the landscape.