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Julien Curie organisera une session dédiée à la géo-archéologie pour la 34ème rencontre de sédimentologie de l'IAS, qui se tiendra du 10 au 13 septembre 2019, et pour laquelle vous êtes conviés à proposer une communication orale ou un poster :Meeting theme 10 – Applied sedimentology : Session 10.2 Archaeological sedimentology: a highway through interactions between past human societies and their environment Vous trouverez le détail des informations sur le site internet de l'évènement.Résumé de la session 10.2 :The great development of Geoarchaeology in recent decades, along with the progress of analytical methods in Geosciences, has underlined the importance of the study of sediments preserved in archaeological contexts. Many multidisciplinary research programs now focus on these archaeological sediments, analyzing them using several sedimentological and geochemical methods, directly on field as well as later in laboratory. All of them draw a true way to investigate the natural (climatic – tectonic – geographic) and anthropogenic controls on sediment deposition and contribute to enhance our understanding of the connectivity between human activities/settlements and the past environmental contexts over historical times, Holocene and longer timescales. The aim of the session meeting is to gather researches working on these archaeological sediments with a multidisciplinary approach, in order to depict a geoarchaeological catalogue based on sedimentological features controlled by depositional conditions and anthropological impacts. Thus we will try to define new lines of discussions, emphasizing on methods to employ and new research thematics to develop around the concept of “anthropogenic facies”, challenging to upgrade the dialogue between nature and culture.