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Rencontre internationale sur les mines de silex préhistoriques à Mons et Spiennes du 28 septembre au 1er octobre 2016.Cette rencontre internationale est organisée par la Commission Mines de silex pré- et protohistoriques de l'Union internationale des Sciences pré- et protohistoriques (UISPP). Des chercheurs de toute l’Europe (Allemagne, Autriche, Belgique, Bulgarie, Espagne, France, Hongrie, Italie, Pologne, Royaume-Uni et Serbie) viendront présenter leurs travaux les mercredi 28 et jeudi 29 septembre au Museum régional des Sciences naturelles de Mons.Le mercredi 28 septembre 2016 à 20h, Jacques Pelegrin, directeur de recherche au CNRS, nous fera l’honneur de présenter une conférence sur « Les grandes lames en silex de l’Europe du Néolithique et alentour » (conférence en français) à l’auditoire Van Gogh de l’Université de Mons. Cette conférence est ouverte à tous, congressistes et non-congressistes.Les vendredi 30 septembre et samedi 1er octobre 2016, les congressistes pourront visiter les minières de Petit-Spiennes et du Camp-à-Cayaux, le Silex’s, les fouilles en cours, le site en surface et différents affleurements du bassin de Mons.Le colloque est organisé par le Service public de Wallonie en collaboration avec la Société de Recherche préhistorique en Hainaut, la Ville de Mons, le Museum régional des Sciences naturelles de Mons, le Silex’S, la cellule SciTech² de l’UMons et l’asbl La Malogne.Le colloque se déroule uniquement en anglais.Programme des rencontres : Wednesday, 28th of September&#160;10:30-11:00Welcome and official speeches11:00-11:25Specialization of the Lithic Production in the Community and among Several Communities during the End of the Early Neolithic in Belgium, the Case of the Blicquian SitesSolène Denis11:25-11:50Placing the Transmission of Technical Knowledge in the System of blade Production. A Case Study from the Early Neolithic Flint Mine of Casa Montero (Madrid, Spain)Nuria Castañeda, Susana Consuegra, Pedro Díaz-Del-Río11:50-12:15Influence and Role of the Tabular Flint of Salinelles in Southern France - the Example of Cambous Settlement (Viols-en-Laval, Hérault Dept, France)Guilhem Landier12:15-12:40Crushing, Hammering and Splitting: Tracing Local Patterns of Lithic Production and Consumption at a Neolithic Chert Quarry Landscape on the Swabian Alb, GermanyLynn Fisher, Susan Harris, Jehanne Affolter, Corina Knipper, Rainer Schreg12:40-13:00Discussion13:00-14:00Lunch time14:00-14:25Lojanik, West-Central Serbia. Catena of Prehistoric Mining through Time and SpaceVera Bogosavljević Petrović, Dragan Jovanović, Jugoslav Pendić, Divna Jovanović14:25-14:50Bronze Age Workshop Materials from the Wierzbica "Zele" Flint Mine Site (Poland) in the Light of Recent ResearchJacek Lech, Dagmara H. Werra14:50-15:15Rijckholt, beyond the Flint Mines. An Investigation of the Surrounding of the Neolithic Flint Mines of Rijckholt-St.GeertruidJan-Willem de Kort, José Schreurs15:15-15:40Methodologies of Extraction: the Mining Techniques in the Flint Mines of Southern EnglandJon Baczkowski15:40-16:00Break16:00-16:25The Neolithic Flint Mines of Le Petit-Morin Valley (Marne, France)Rémi Martineau, Jehanne Affolter, Jean-Jacques Charpy, Anthony Dumontet, Laure Saligny16:25-16:50Neolithic Mines and Quarrries in Vaucluse (France)Pierre-Arnaud de Labriffe, André Reggio16:50-17:15A New Research Project Focused on the Study of Flint Quarries in NE IberiaXavier Terradas, David Ortega, Dioscórides Marín, Alba Masclans, Carles Roqué17:15Discussion20:00Guest LectureLes grandes lames en silex de l'Europe du Néolithique et alentourJacques PelegrinVan Gogh Lecture Hall, University of MonsThursday, 29th of September8:30Welcome09:00-09:25Flint Mines without the Flint: Symbolic Cultural Practices of Flint Extraction in Northern EuropeAnne Teather, Lasse Sørensen09:25-09:50Human Skeletons in the Flint Mine Shafts of Spiennes: Casualties or Burials?Michel Toussaint, Hélène Collet, Ivan Jadin, Philippe Lavachery, Stéphane Pirson, Michel Woodbury09:50-10:1510:15-10:40Key Note LectureThe Social Context of Prehistoric Flint and Stone Extraction in the UKPeter Topping10:40-11:00Break11:00-11:25Mapping the Radiolarite Outcrops as Potential Source of Raw Material in the Stone Age: Characterisation of Polish Part of the Pieniny Klippen BeltKatarzyna Kerneder-Gubała, Paweł Valde-Nowak11:25-11:50Balkan flint sourcing and distribution in the Early Neolithic BalkansMaria Gurova, Clive Bonsall11:50-12:15Understanding Flint Circulation through Adriatic Sea: First ResultsItalo Maria Muntoni, Emanuela Delluniversità, Giacomo Eramo, Alessandro Monno, Ignazio Allegretta, Zlatko Perhoč, Stašo Forenbaher, Massimo Tarantini12:15-12:40Raw Materials and Distribution of Neolithic Mining Production from the Mons Basin (Belgium). Preliminary ResultsJean-Philippe Collin, Jean-Marc Baele, Françoise Bostyn, Hélène Collet12:40-13:00Discussion13:00-14:00Lunch time14:00-14:25Geo-resources and Techno-cultural Expressions in the South of the French Massif Central during the Upper Palaeolithic: Determinism and ChoicesVincent Delvigne, Paul Fernandes, Peter Bindon, Jean-Pierre Bracco, Laurent Klaric, Audrey Lafarge, Mathieu Langlais, Michel Piboule, Jean-Paul Raynal14:25-14:50Flint Sourcing Revisited, the Bergerac CasePaul Fernandes, Vincent Delvigne, Stéphan Dubernet, François-Xavier Le Bourdonnec, André Morala, Luc Moreau, Michel Piboule, Alain Turq, Jean-Paul Raynal14:50-15:15Prehistoric Flint Mine Detection by ALS. Experiences from Poland 2011 – 2015Janusz Budziszewski, Witold Grużdź, Michał Jakubczak, Katarzyna Radziszewska, Michał Szubski15:15-15:40Break15:40-17:30Posters session15:40News from H-3, Kálvária-domb (Calvary Hill), Tata, HungaryKatalin T. Biró, Erzsébet Tóth, Krisztina Dúzs15:50In Search of the Chocolate Flint Mine in Orońsko (PL1, Southern Poland). New Data for Analysis of Exploitation and Use of Flint in North-western Part of Its OutcropsKatarzyna Kerneder-Gubała16:00The Concept of Spatial Database for the Prehistoric Flint Mines: Banded Flint, Central PolandKatarzyna Radziszewska16:10Potentials and Limitations of PIXE Analyses Applied to the Geo-chemical Characterization of Pyrenean ChertsMarta Sánchez de la Torre, Stephan Dubernet, François-Xavier Le Bourdonnec16:20The Spiennes Collection at the Royal Museums of Art and History (RMAH)Britt Claes, Valérie Ghesquière16:30A Jade Axe in the Middle of the Famous Neolithic Flint Mines of Spiennes?Michel Errera, Pierre Pétrequin, Alison Sheridan, Ivan Jadin16:40History of Research and Flint Exploitation in Zelków (South Poland) – Gunflint Workshop – the Use and Meaning of Flint in Modern TimesDagmara H. Werra, Marzena Woźny16:50A Gunflint Production Site at Masnuy-Saint-Jean (Jurbise), Hainaut Province, BelgiumAnne Hauzeur, Hélène Collet, Michael Brandl, Gerhard Trnka17:00Use of Flint during the 19th Century in the Spiennes and Ciply Areas (Mons Basin, Belgium): Gunflints and Earthenware ProductionsHélène Collet, Anne Hauzeur, Gerhard Trnka, Claude Meunier (†)17:1019th Century Gunflint Production in Brandon (UK) and the RBINS CollectionAnne Hauzeur, Ivan Jadin17:20Flint mining and blades management in the Blicquy/Villeneuve-Saint-Germain culture through the earliest mines of Normandy and north-western France settlementsFrançois Charraud17:30Flint Mining Commission UISPP Meeting: News and Future ActivitiesFriday, 30th of September9:00Excursion to Spiennes: visit of the Neolithic flint mines: a walk around the site, a visit of the mines (Camp-à-Cayaux and Petit-Spiennes) and of the Interpretive Centre (Petit-Spiennes)Saturday, 1st of October (morning)9:00Excursion to Spiennes: visit of the Neolithic flint mines: a walk around the site, a visit of the mines (Camp-à-Cayaux and Petit-Spiennes) and of the Interpretive Centre (Petit-Spiennes)