On behalf of my colleague, Antonella Coralini of the University of Bologna, I 
am posting the call for papers for the international conference “Picta 
Fragmenta. Rereading Vesuvian Painting", to be held at the National 
Archaeological Museum of Naples, Italy,
September 13-14, 2018.
With a focus on the critical rereading of wall painting in the Vesuvian region, 
the conference aims to offer an opportunity for researchers and professionals 
to meet and exchange information through presentations on best practices, 
reviews of past research, and new research.
This interdisciplinary framework will contribute to the knowledge of 
art-historical investigation, archaeometry and archaeography, conservation, and 
communication.
 
Oral presentations and posters will be accepted on the following themes:
Reinterpretation;
New discoveries;
Archaeometries and archaeology of production;
Conservation and enhancement;
Publications and communication.
 
 
Further information and an abstract submission form can be found at:
http://www.disci.unibo.it/en/avvisi/call-for-papers-picta-fragmenta-rileggendo-pittura-vesuviana
 
<http://www.disci.unibo.it/en/avvisi/call-for-papers-picta-fragmenta-rileggendo-pittura-vesuviana>
 
Proposals should be sent by email to [email protected] 
<mailto:[email protected]>, no later than March 28th 2018.
 
Each proposal, to be submitted in .doc or .docx format, must be accompanied by 
a brief abstract (maximum length 1200 characters) and a representative image of 
the contents of the proposal, which can be used in the conference program.
Submissions will be accepted in Italian, English, French, German and Spanish.
 
Evaluation and selection of proposals will be made by the Scientific Committee.
Results will be announced by April 28, 2018.
All contributions accepted will be published in the Proceedings.
 
Organizing Committee
Paolo Giulierini, Director of the National Archaeological Museum, Naples (MANN)
Valeria Sampaolo, Conservative Director of MANN
Luigia Melillo, Head of the Restoration Laboratory of MANN
Antonella Coralini, University of Bologna
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