HEI: Heritage Experience Initiative has the pleasure of inviting to HEI’s International Student Conference 2023.
The conference will bring together students from archaeology, museology, conservation and cultural heritage studies. The aim of the conference is to function as a platform where students can present their research to other students, discuss and gain new insights, and build international networks.
The conference is open to all students! Our in-person venue can host up to 60 attendees, and all available seats have now been reserved. If you prefer to join us remotely, please don't hesitate to email us for a Zoom link.
If you are keen on attending in person, you can also send an email expressing your interest. We will keep a waiting list and inform you if a seat becomes available due to cancellations.
For inquiries, contact Marie D. Amundsen via email to receive the Zoom link or to be placed on the waiting list.
PROGRAMME
Day 1 - Thursday October 19
Historical Museum, Foredragssalen
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12.00 |
Doors open Coffee and tea |
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12.30 |
Welcome Marie D. Amundsen, Research, dissemination and outreach coordinator HEI: Heritage Experience Initiative, UiO |
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12.35 |
HEI International Student Conference: Background and vision Þóra Pétursdóttir, professor IAKH, University of Oslo |
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Keynote 1
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12.45
13.00 |
Assessing the Social Values of the Historic Environment: Working with a ‘Methods Assemblage’ Liz Robson, University of Stirling Q&A |
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Session 1 |
13.05 |
Heritage water Infrastructures with a focus on Delhi Ashwini Rajiv More, Newcastle University |
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13.20 |
Break |
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13.30
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Situating Creative Methods: Future Uses in Heritage and Planning Ieuan Rees, Stirling University |
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13.45 |
The Rehabilitation and Re-Use of Vernacular and Traditional Architecture (VTA). Exploring Responses to Change and Intervention Smaranda Spânu, University of Gothenburg |
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14.00 |
Through the Forager's Eye Asta Troldborg Isager, Aarhus University |
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14.15 |
Coffee break |
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Keynote 2 |
14.45
15.00 |
Leaving dry land: Water, heritage and imaginary agency Moniek Driesse, University of Gothenburg (online) Q&A |
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Session 2 |
15.05 |
Using deep mapping techniques to curate an historic landed estate as a multi-dimensional educational and cultural resource John Witchell, Newcastle University |
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15.20 |
The Journey of the Skulls. The Māori ancestral remains in the Schreiner Collection at the University of Oslo Anette Nymann, IKOS, University of Oslo |
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15.35 |
Break |
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15.50 |
From ash to bone - changes in burial practice from Pre-Roman Iron Age to Roman Iron Age in Østfold Sigrun Vidarsdottir, IAKH, University of Oslo |
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16.05 |
Invisible threads: remnants of performative rituals at the burial site Hunn in eastern Norway Jonas Lønne, IAKH, University of Oslo |
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16.20 |
Discussion |
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16.30 |
End of the first day |
Day 2 - Friday October 20
Historical Museum, Foredragssalen
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09.45 |
Doors open Coffee and tea available |
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10.00 |
Short welcome day 2 Katherine Burlingame, IAKH, University of Oslo |
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Keynote 3
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10.05
10.20 |
Social hierarchy in the Early Neolithic LBK - old debate and new evidence Hallvard Bruvoll, IAKH, University of Oslo Q&A |
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Session 3 |
10.25 |
Uncovering hidden stories of flying fish and ships: a methodological assemblage for object-centered research Alina Botezatu, University of Stirling |
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10.40 |
Revitalizing Africa’s Earth Heritage: Enhancing Durability of Compressed Earth Bricks through Microbial Self-Healing Derrick Mwebaza, Newcastle University (online) |
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10.55 |
Short break |
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Keynote 4
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11.05
11.20 |
Planting, Cultivating, and Applying Knowledge. A Historical Case-Study in the Potential of Museums and Botanical Gardens in Environmental and Cultural Change Solveig Marie Siem, IKOS, University of Oslo Q&A |
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Session 4 |
11.25 |
Enter the Pyrocene Sienna Shane, Aarhus University |
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11.40 |
Lunch |
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13.00 |
Poster presentation MUSKUL students, IKOS, University of Oslo Q&A |
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14.15 |
Short break |
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14.25 |
Ongoing MA-project: Heritage after us is global warming. A comparative study of climate exhibitions with focus on climate narrative indoor and outdoor environments Kamal Mursal Malik, IAKH, University of Oslo |
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14.40 |
Living heritage Solveig Isaksen, IAKH, University of Oslo |
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14.55 |
Coffee break |
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Keynote 5
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15.15
15.30 |
Aspects of open science from the perspective of an open PhD project Isak Roalkvam, IAKH, University of Oslo Q&A |
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Session 5 |
15.35 |
Conservation and use of natureculture in lived landscape: a phenomenological study of the Follsjø protection case Rønnaug Rauk Sundling, IKOS, University of Oslo |
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15.50 |
Uses of Artistic Approaches to Cultural Heritage Conservation Evelina Duffy, University of Gothenburg |
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16.05 |
Discussion |
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16.30 |
End of conference |
Meet Our Conference Chairs
Our conference chairs will play a vital role in guiding discussions, fostering insightful exchanges, and ensuring seamless session management throughout the conference. We are fortunate to have Katherine Burlingame and Hallvard N. Bruvoll leading our program.
We look forward to welcoming you to the HEI International Student Conference!