
XVI Suomalais-venäläinen arkeologisymposiumi - The XVI Finnish-Russian Archaeological Symposium
Suomalais-venäläinen arkeologisymposiumi on kansainvälinen tieteellinen tapaaminen, jossa jaetaan uutta tietoa ja pidetään yllä tutkijoiden välisiä yhteyksiä.
Goals of the Finnish-Russian Archaeological Symposium are to advance scientific research and support connections between researchers.
Teema / Theme: Materiality and Objects: Multi-disciplinary Approaches to Archaeological Material and Contexts
Vuoden 2019 symposiumin teemana ovat löydöt ja niiden monitieteiset tutkimusmetodit. Symposiumin järjestävät yhteistyössä Museovirasto, Suomen Muinaismuistoyhdistys ja Suomalais-venäläinen arkeologian alan yhteistyöryhmä. Symposiumi pidetään Hämeen linnan auditoriossa 10-11.10.2019. Esitelmäpäiviä täydentää ekskursiopäivä Hämeenlinnan ympäristössä 12.10.2019. Symposiumin työskentelykielenä on englanti.
The symposium 2019 covers all fresh archaeological and multi-disciplinary approaches. Organizers of the symposium are The Finnish Heritage Agency, The Finnish Antiquarian Society and Finlyandsko-rossijskaya rabochaya gruppa po sotrudnichestvu v oblasti arheologii. The venue is the Auditorium of the Häme Castle, Hämeenlinna. After the two working days, Thursday 10th and Friday 11th October, there is a bus excursion to archaeological sites on Saturday 12th October, Working language of the symposium is English.
OHJELMA / PROGRAMME (vain englanniksi)
Torstai 10.10.2019 / Thursday, 10th October
9.00 Info desk open
9.30 Opening of the Symposium
Juhani Kostet, General Director, The Finnish Heritage Agency, Helsinki
V. A. Lapshin, Director, Institute for the History of Material Culture of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IHMC RAN), St. Petersburg
10.15 SESSION I
Kerkko Nordqvist, University of Helsinki: Artefacts on the Move. Movement, Mobility and Stone Age Archaeology of North-East Europe
Evgeniia Tkach, IHMC RAN: Stone Age Settlements in the Pskov Region: A Review of Old Materials and New Field-work
Cancelled / Kristiina Mannermaa & Riitta Rainio, University of Helsinki: A Needle Case, a Sound Instrument or Something Else? A Worked and Ornamented Swan (Cygnus sp.) Ulna from a Late Mesolithic Male Burial (Yuzhniy Oleniy Ostrov, North-West Russia)
12.00 Lunch in the Castle
13.00 SESSION II
Teemu Mökkönen, Finnish Heritage Agency & Kerkko Nordqvist, University of Helsinki: The Use of Mineral Raw Materials in Neolithic Northern Ostrobothnia, Finland
Andrey Gorodilov, IHMC RAN: Excavations of Burial Cairns near the Village of Bolshoy Bor on the Northern Coast of the Gulf of Finland
Elisabeth Holmqvist-Sipilä & Anna Wessman, University of Helsinki: Lead-Isotope and Geochemical Analyses of Copper-Based Metal Artefacts from the Iron Age Water Burial in Levänluhta, Western Finland
14.45 Coffee break
15.15 SESSION III
Vladimir Lapshin, IHMC RAN: Old Ladoga: New Finds and Publications
Natalia Grigorieva, IHMC RAN: Some Results of a Multi-Disciplinary Approach to the Study of the Staraya Ladoga Archaeological Sites
Hanna-Leena Puolakka, University of Oulu: Coins, Knives and Other Finds – Grave Goods in the Transition Period between the Late Iron Age and the Early Medieval Period in Northern Fennoscandia
Olli Eranti, University of Helsinki: Macroscopic Analysis of Lithic Grave Finds from Yuzhniy Oleniy Ostrov
17.30 End of the first working day
18.30 Reception by the City of Hämeenlinna, Venue: Raatihuone (Address: Raatihuoneenkatu 15)
Perjantai 11.10.2019 / Friday, 11th October
10.00 SESSION IV
Volker Heyd, University of Helsinki: Migrants, terrestrial diet and intensive networking: A different look at the Corded Ware in Finland, the Baltic Countries, and beyond
Alexander Vybornov, Samara State University of Social Sciences and Education & Marianna Kulkova, Herzen State Pedagogical University & Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography: A Chronological Framework for the Development of Finno-Ugric Cultures of the Neo-lithic and Eneolithic of the Northern Kama Region
Eugen Kolpakov, Anton Murashkin, Aleftina Kiseleva & Vladimir Shumkin, IHMC RAN: The Oldest Gressbakken-House Site on the Kola Peninsula
12.00 Lunch in the Castle
13.00 SESSION V
Anton Murashkin & Anna Malutina, IHMC RAN: Evidence of Metal Use from Bronze Age sites on the Kola Peninsula
Eugen Kolpakov, Anton Murashkin & Vladimir Shumkin, IHMC RAN: Archaeological Research in the South-Western Part of the Kola Peninsula in 2017–2019: Initial Results
Mika Lavento, University of Helsinki: The Long-Period Dwelling Site of Multavieru at Lake Höytiäinen in Northern Karelia
14.45 Coffee break
15.15 SESSION VI
Maria Razzak, IHMC RAN: Archaeological Survey of Islands in the Gulf of Finland in 2019
Alexander Saksa, IHMC RAN (Presentation in Finnish and Russian): Kuinka löysimme keskiajan viipurilaiset: arkeologiset kaivaukset 1998–2012 (Развитие Выборга в XV–XVII вв. по материалам археологических раско-пок 1998–2012 гг.)
Cancelled / Oula Seitsonen, University of Oulu: Geoarchaeological Approaches to the Taskscapes of Early Reindeer Herders in Northern Sápmi
Petro Pesonen & Ulla Moilanen, University of Turku & Jarkko Saipio, University of Helsinki: From Primitive Axe to Petersen X – A Typological Artefact Database from Finland
17.30 End of the second working day
19.00 Banquette / Evening with Friends, Venue: Hämeenlinnan VPK-talo (Address: Palokunnankatu 18)
Lauantai 12.10.2019 / Saturday, 12th October
BUS EXCURSION
8.00 Meeting place: Sokos Hotel Hämeenlinna
Guided visit to the medieval Holy Cross Church in Hattula, the ancient hillfort of Rapola in Valkeakoski, archaeological sites in Janakkala parish and the the Mesolithic site of Brunaberget in Vantaa.
16.00 Arrival at Helsinki (Central Railway Station)
REKISTERÖITYMINEN JA MAKSUT / REGISTRATION AND FEES
Ilmoittautuminen ja maksutiedot verkkosivulla https://ssl.eventilla.com/xviarchaeologicalsymposium/FI. Ilmoittautuminen päättynyt 1.10.2019.
Registration and information about symposium from our website https://ssl.eventilla.com/xvia.... The registration closed 1st October (2019).