9:00

Accueil des participants

9:20

Introduction
Serge Lemaitre (MRAH, Kineon) et Céline Schall (Université d’Avignon / Uqàm, Canada)

9:45

Drawing up a balance sheet of the archaeological film for the last 15 years
Tom STERN (Stiftung Ruhr Museum) et Thomas Tode (filmmaker, Hamburg, Allemagne)

10:35

Making the Most of the Medium of Film to Create Alternative Narratives about the Past and its Investigation
Ruth Tringham (University of California, Berkeley)

11:00-11:15

Coffee-Break

11:15

Bonekickers : informing, educating, entertaining ?
Greg BAILEY (University of Bristol), Don Henson (Council for British Archaeology) et Angela Piccini (University of Bristol)

11:40

The Value of Television : A Critical Approach
Faye Simpson (University of Exeter)

12:05

T he strange case of the Mary Rose, popular culture and academic maritime archaeology
Joel Sperry ( UCL , Institute of Archaeology, Londres)

12:30-14:00

Lunch Time

14:00

Archaeologists and their Personalisation in Thai Drama Series
Thanik Lertcharnrit (Silpakorn University, Bangkok, Thailand)

14:25

Imaginary Archaeology : The visual representations of archaeology in children’s literature
Marcia Bezerra (Universidad federal do Bará, Belém, Brésil)

14:50

Popularization of archaeology in the Argentinean newspaper : social representation and education
Virginia Salerno (Universidad Buenos Aires)

15:15

Archaeology threatens the world ! Representations of archaeologists in cinema
Peter Hiscock (Australian National University, Canberra)

15:40-15:55

Coffee-Break

15:55

The Holmes Stretch (or There’s No Place Like Holmes)
Easton J Anspach (Columbia University, New York)

16:20

De l’archéologie expérimentale à l’histoire vivante : un exemple de médiation culturelle
Damien Glad (Paris I Sorbonne)

16:55

The Mysterious Bog People : quand l’archéologie emprunte à la fiction policière
Valérie Morisson (Université de Grenoble II)

17:20

L’archéologie et la science-fiction
Danièle Alexandre-Bidon (EHESS, Paris)

17:45- 18:15

Conclusion et discussion