Conference: TAG (Theoretical Archaeology Group) 2016 At: Southampton, England. December 2016

In this hands-on creative workshop you will explore different ways of looking at art through multi-sensory props. You will have the opportunity to discuss and explore different ways of looking and accessing artwork and creativity in a gallery and museum settings. The goal is to remove or reduce physical, sensual and intellectual barriers so that art galleries, exhibitions and activities are accessible for children with different backgrounds and abilities. Providing the right tools everyone can feel welcomed and gain full access to the exhibition and the art activity.

11th Annual Green Economics Institute Conference and Seminar 29th 30th 31st July 2016 Extraordinary Line Up, BBC filming, unique world class waves of change! Oxford Book Now ! The Green Economics Institute’s 11th Annual Green Economics Conference to be held at Oxford University on 29th - 31st July 2016, is looking extraordinary! (see attached). Dont miss this important event of the year! Noble Prize Winning Speakers, Knights of the Garter, famous economists, Expert Keynote Speakers and attendees from all over the world. ​ Sir Crispin Tickell, Chancellor of the University of Kent and top diplomat, Professor Graciela Chichilnisky A lister, IPCC leader, Professor from Columbia, Professor Barbara Harris White, Elizabeth House, University of Oxford, Professor John Weeks Development Studies SOAS, University of London, Professor Litty Denis, Gujerat, India, Professor Marie Louise Seeberg, Migration, Norway, Natalie Bennet, Leader of the Greens, Professor Tonia Warnecke Labour Economics, Dr Enrico Tezza Labour Economist ILO, Dr Kennet, Red El Mahdi, Dr Sam Porter, Dr Gianetta Rands, Dr Daniel Maughan, Nuala Ahern Former Green MEP, and Chair The Green Foundation of Ireland, Susanne Rieger Chair of the Green European Foundation, Dr Grimot Nane, specialist in economic corruption and many many more wonderful experts and speakers, Dr Cathy Baldwin, Anthropologist, University of Oxford and Oliver Tickell, Editor of The Ecologist, Sushila Dhall, Councillor David Williams and many others! Democracy, Development and Demography In search of Social, Economic and Environmental Justice and Economic Reform and Innovation The Post Oil Economy. ‘Descent into the sewers.’ Why is London and its property and financial markets the Dirty Laundry Basket of the world? Neo Feudalism descends and corruption of Property, the Uberisation of Finance and Economics-What happened to the 99% of us? Other species, the planet and its systems. ​ Highlights include: A day of Contemporary Economics Contemporary Dilemmas in the Global Economic System of Finance and Banking Ground breaking theories linking the Economics of Conflict to Climate Change Networking Conference Summer Evening Garden party in typical English ancient walled garden A day of Social, Economic and Environmental Justice Climate Change report back from our ground breaking interventions at The United Nations Climate Conference COP21 and our plans for Marrakesh COP22. Official Launch of our 3 books on climate change An Expert Panel discussing Health, Sustainability and Mental Health. Well Being with a panel of expert doctors and NHS funding issues A reception launching a book on religion, green values and secularity in partnership with the Green Institute of Ireland and the European Union Innovative research regarding the Post Oil Economy – Energy, renewables and anecdotal climate change. Conference Reception ​ A day of Migration and its implications and green solutions Framing the Migration Debate, with the support of the European Union and Green European Foundation For the full agenda and details for the call for Papers, Speakers and Workshops, For Bookings and Registration, please email greeneconomicsinstitute@yahoo.com Or book by simply emailing: greeneconomicsinstitute@yahoo.com and we will provide information on fees, last minute reductions info about the conference etc Please do not hesitate to contact us with any queries you may have and let us know how we can assist you. We look very forward to welcoming you at our 11th Annual Green Economics Institute Conference. Jasmeet Phagoora and Miriam Kennet The Green Economics Institute Conferences Team 2016 004487990590463 and 07990590463 greeneconomicsinstitute@yahoo.com www.greeneconomicsinstitutetrust.org

11th Congress of the EAJS 15-19 July 2018 15. Linguistics and Jewish Languages 15.01. Biblical Hebrew - Diachronic Perspective and Linguistic Contact Thursday, 19 July, 9.30-11.00 Pedagogical University of Cracow, Ingardena 4, room 310 Chair: Dana Taube (Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel) Alessandra Pecchioli (University of Florence, Italy) Some Hypothesis on Dating Selem and Demut Pair Przemysław Dec (Jagiellonian University, Poland) Tense and the Verbal System in Hebrew Poetry: From the Bible to the Early Middle Ages Lena Bindrim (College for Jewish Studies Heidelberg, Germany) The Use of Infinitives in Qumran Hebrew

Much of the literature that developed and documented rhetorical and cognitive viewpoints on audience suggests that when writers write with an audience in mind, imagined readers affect the writing. This paper investigates these audience effects by examining a creative writing workshop and asking how conversations with readers lead to revisions. Drawn from a case study of an 11th grade classroom, this bidirectional artifact analysis traces writing through students’ drafts, revisions, and feedback. The resulting work shows how revision and writing development ties to interactions with readers—members of the students’ audience.

ART, MATERIALITY AND REPRESENTATION, British Museum and SOAS, 2 June 2018 - The purpose of the report is to present the results of a research on the vase decorated with anthropomorphic figure and anthropoid pot, during the Neolithic period, in the Italian peninsula and in Sicily