GIS histoire maritime

2e Congrès du GIS d’histoire maritime : LA RECHERCHE EN HISTOIRE MARITIME : ENJEUX, OBJETS ET MÉTHODES

Du mercredi 26 au vendredi 28 juin 2013

Thèmes: Patrimoine maritime, Construction navale, Pêche, Archéologie sous-marine, Marine et politique, Sociétés littorales, Guerre navale, Environnement, Echanges, Négoce, Défenses littorales, Risques et événements, Economie maritime

e-mail : chm2013@histoire-maritime.org
Site Web du Congrès :

Colloque international : « Les marines de la guerre d’Indépendance américaine (1763–1783) : Leur mise en œuvre opérationnelle » -

Du jeudi 7 au vendredi 8 février 2013

Thèmes: Construction navale, Marine et politique, Guerre navale

e-mail : cincinnati@free.fr
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(1,08 Mo)

Marine et politique en France depuis 1789 : les enjeux locaux

Du jeudi 18 au vendredi 19 octobre 2012

Thèmes: Patrimoine maritime, Sociétés littorales

e-mail : jean-baptiste.bruneau@univ-ubs.fr
(1,69 Mo)

Marine & politique. Les enjeux locaux

Du jeudi 18 au vendredi 19 octobre 2012

Thèmes: Marine et politique

e-mail : jean-baptiste.bruneau@univ-ubs.fr
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(268,63 ko)

SHIPBUILDING, NEW APPROACHES, NEW TOOLS

Date limite de soumission des propositions : 1er mars 2012

Du jeudi 20 au vendredi 21 septembre 2012

Thèmes: Patrimoine maritime, Construction navale, Archéologie sous-marine

First of all, the aim of the conference is to identify the main periods of change in the elaboration of patterns of shipbuilding from the Antiquity to the current period, in as many geographical and cultural areas as possible. Besides, the emphasis will be laid on the boat strictly speaking, whatever its environment (river, sea, or both). By taking into account the latest archaeological research, approaches combining the perspectives of historians, historians of technology and art historians, various treatises on shipbuilding, and iconographic sources, what is at stake is the elaboration of new modes of interpreting the emergence of patterns of boats and the very way they were built. Numerous periods of shift have already been identified, focusing on major changes : the switch from a shipbuilding resting on assembling of planking by the ligature to the recourse to pins and mortises in the archaic period in Greece ; or the switch from a « longitudinal on planking » construction, to a « transverse on rib » construction in the Mediterranean of the late Antiquity and the beginning of the High Middle Ages ; or the slow evolution of the ship on the line between the 16th and 17th centuries. As far as the contemporary period is concerned, the issues of motorization and the use of metal are obviously paramount, and the questions of prefabrication and gigantic scales prevail in the second half of the 20th century.
e-mail : jean-louis.kerouanton@univ-nantes.fr
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1Programme_construction_navale.pdf (1,62 Mo)

Le chanvre et le lin à la mer Colloque interdisciplinaire

Du mardi 26 au mercredi 27 juin 2012

Thèmes: Patrimoine maritime, Construction navale, Pêche, Archéologie sous-marine, Marine et politique, Sociétés littorales, Guerre navale, Environnement, Echanges, Défenses littorales, Muséographie

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e-mail : sylviane.llinares@univ-ubs.fr
CERHIO CNRS
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(510,62 ko)

Defence sites : Heritage & Future 2012

Call for paper

Du mercredi 6 au vendredi 8 juin 2012

The conference aims to raise the knowledge
of the scale, design and functions of military, naval and air force sites. It will bring a better understanding to the issues raised by their redundancy, and the implications of different disposal processes for state owned land.

Email submission
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