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Les principaux objectifs de la conf&#233;rence sont :    promouvoir l&#8217;arch&#233;ozoologie en tant que contribution importante de l&#8217;arch&#233;ologie pr&#233;historique et historique mais aussi de l&#8217;histoire de la biodiversit&#233;&#160;;    renforcer les interactions entre les arch&#233;ozoologues des diff&#233;rents continents, en particulier ceux qui se trouvent dans des situations d&#8217;isolement&#160;; la conf&#233;rence de 2010 s&#8217;attachera particuli&#232;rement &#224; donner la parole et &#224; tisser des liens plus &#233;troits avec les arch&#233;ozoologues d&#8217;Europe centrale et orientale et d&#8217;Asie, sans oublier l&#8217;Am&#233;rique latine, o&#249; s&#8217;est d&#233;roul&#233; le pr&#233;c&#233;dent colloque ICAZ&#160;;    promouvoir l&#8217;arch&#233;ozoologie des soci&#233;t&#233;s de chasseurs-cueilleurs. Nous lan&#231;ons la 3e circulaire en ligne de cet &#233;v&#233;nements, afin de recueillir les inscriptions d&#233;finitives et les derni&#232;res propositions de communication pour la session g&#233;n&#233;rale.A l&#8217;adresse suivante : http://www.alexandriaarchive.org/icaz/index.htm, vous trouverez:     un bulletin d&#8217;inscription pour le colloque lui-m&#234;me, pour les diff&#233;rents &#233;v&#233;nements qui l&#8217;accompagnent, pour les excursions (les frais d&#8217;inscription seront major&#233;s apr&#232;s le 30 avril 2010)         un appel &#224; communication pour la session g&#233;n&#233;rale (date limite : 31 mars 2010)         le programme complet des sept sessions parall&#232;les     la liste des pr&#233;sentations orales et des posters accept&#233;s dans chacune des 30 sessions th&#233;matiques     des informations sur les lieux o&#249; se tiendra le colloque     des informations sur les dates, la dur&#233;e, le programme et le co&#251;t des excursions     des informations sur les normes &#224; adopter pour les r&#233;sum&#233;s de communication (date limite d&#8217;envoi : 30 avril 2010), la pr&#233;paration des communications orales et des posters, l&#8217;organisation des sessions de travail. Une quatri&#232;me et derni&#232;re circulaire sera envoy&#233;e aux inscrits au d&#233;but de l&#8217;&#233;t&#233; 2010, avec les informations finales. Pour toute information compl&#233;mentaire : icaz2010@mnhn.fr Pour le comit&#233; d&#8217;organisation Jean-Denis Vigne, Maryl&#232;ne Patou-Mathis, Christine Lef&#232;vreGENERAL SESSION (S5-2 &#38; S6-3)&#160;: CALL FOR PAPERS AND ABSTRACTS The call for papers (oral or poster) is open only for the general session and will be closed on Wednesday 31 March 2010.The general session will comprise a total of 80 presentations, 39 of them oral, the rest being poster presentations.Proposals submitted for the general session before 20 November 2009, as well as proposals re-directed from a thematic session, will have priority.That said twenty to thirty free slots are still open in the general session either for oral or poster presentations.The Conference Organizing Committee reserves the right to reject paper/poster proposals that are deemed not relevant to the conference. No individual may be first presenter of a paper/poster more than twice, either in the general or in the thematic sessions (see CONFERENCE GUIDELINES&#160;: http://www2.mnhn.fr/archeozoo-archeobota/?CONFERENCE-GUIDELINES).The Organizing Committee will inform the delegates of the acceptance of their proposal and its status (poster or oral presentation) shortly after 31 March. Delegates will then have until Friday 30 April to complete their final registration if they haven&#8217;t done so before.The final programme of sessions, with titles and abstracts of presentations, will be posted on BoneCommons (http://www.alexandriaarchive.org/bonecommons/) before *1 July 2010*. These will be available for everyone to read and comment upon. Presenters are welcome to upload any other content (images, slides, text) related to their papers or posters, either before or after the conference. However , this is entirely up to the contributor and is not required by the Organizing committee. Assistance will be available during the conference if you have digital content you would like to share on BoneCommons.The final program of sessions, with titles and abstracts of presentations, will, of course, be printed in a booklet which will be available free to all delegates from the registration desk on arrival at the conference venue.        You may submit on-line a oral/poster proposal for the general session. Abstract Submission Form for the General session&#160;: http://www.alphavisa.com/icaz2010/abstract.php            &#160;The Organizing Committee reserves the right to reject proposals that are not submitted according to these recommendations.            Format for the abstract (Word) : Titles and abstracts must be in the language used for the paper/poster.    SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE        Dr Adrian BALASESCU, Muzeul National de Istorie a Romaniei, Bucarest, Romania (Holocene Archaeozoology, Eastern Europe)            Pr Dr Laszlo BARTOSIEWICZ, ICAZ President, Lor&#225;nd E&#246;tv&#246;s University M&#250;zeum, Budapest, Hungary (Holocene Archaeozoology, Central Europe, Near East)            Dr Didier BINDER, Centre national de la Recherche scientifique (CNRS), Nice-Sophia Antipolis, France (Neolithic Archaeology, Mediterranean Basin)            Pr Dr Luis BORRERO, ICAZ Vice-President, Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Cient&#237;ficas y T&#233;cnicas (CONICET), Buenos Aires, Argentina (Pleistocene Archaeozoology, South America)            Pr Dr Joachim BURGER, Mainz University, Germany (Physical Anthropology, Palaeogenetics)            Pr Dr Philippe DESCOLA, Coll&#232;ge de France, Paris, France (Cultural Anthropology, South America)            Pr Dr Donald K. GRAYSON, University of Washington, Seattle WA, USA (Pleistocene Archaeozoology, North America, Europe)            Pr Dr Richard H. MEADOW, Harvard University, Cambridge MA, USA (Holocene Archaeozoology, Asia)            Dr Konrad DUHEM, Centre National Interprofessionnel de l&#8217;&#201;conomie Laiti&#232;re, Paris, France (Zootechny, Genetics)            Dr Mietge GERMONPRE, Mus&#233;e de l&#8217;Institut royal des Sciences naturelles de Belgique, Brussels, Belgium (Pleistocene Archaeozoology, Europe)            Pr Dr Li LIU, La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia (Archaeology, Eastern Asia)            Pr Dr Adam NADACHOWSKI, Polish Academy of Science, Krakow, Wroclaw University, Wroclaw, Poland (Palaeontology, Systematics, Evolution)            Pr Dr Joris PETERS, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universit&#228;t, Munich, Germany (Holocene Archaeozoology, Near East, Africa)            Pr Dr Leonid J. REKOVETS, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine,Kiev, National Museum of Natural History and Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences, Wroclaw, Poland (Palaeolithic Archaeozoology, Eastern Europe)            Pr Dr J&#246;rg SCHIBLER, Universit&#228;t Basel, Switzerland (Holocene Bioarchaeology, Europe)            Dr Bruce SMITH, Smithsonian Institution, Museum of Natural History, Washington DC, USA (Archaeobotany)            Pr Dr Wim VAN NEER, Mus&#233;e de l&#8217;Institut royal des Sciences naturelles de Belgique, Brussels, Belgium (Holocene Archaeozoology, Africa, Europe)    