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Annelise Binois organise une session avec Katherine Moore (Animal Health in Archaeology : Integrating Landscapes, Populations, and Individuals) et réalise trois communications : - "Whatever thing dieth, go bury or burn": epizootic disease and the disposal of animal carcasses from Roman times to the late Modern Period - Sheep castration in the medieval and modern periods in Europe - Modalities, demographics and archaeological evidence - et avec Aurélia Borvon : Trauma, abuse and population control of dogs in medieval Fosses-Saint-Ursin (Calvados, France) Plus d'informations sur le site internet du colloque.