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CURRENT NEWS Post-1700 monuments in Ireland We are pleased to report that Mr Jimmy Dennihan TD—Minister for Arts, Heritage & the Gaeltacht, has responded to the outcry surrounding the threat to post-1700 archaeological monuments. A PR communication from his office can be viewed here.[21/9/2011] * It was with some sense of dismay that IPMAG learnt recently of the proposed de-listing of post-1700 archaeological monuments by the Department of Arts, Heritage & the Gaeltacht. Read our response to the minister here [16/9/20011]. IPMAG 2013 IPMAG, with support from the Society for Post-Medieval Archaeology (SPMA), proposes to hold its 2013 annual conference in Derry in 2013, when the city enjoys UK City of Culture status. New IPMAG publication: Ireland and Britain in the Atlantic World Ireland and Britain in the Atlantic World was launched at the Tower Museum, Derry on the 27th March 2010. Our thanks to Derry City Council who hosted the event. Published by Wordwell Books - 2010 IPMAG on Facebook IPMAG can now be found on Facebook! We plan to hold discussions, post photos and take part in all it has to offer, so become a fan and post your thoughts... Upcoming conferences: Frontiers in Historical Ecology
30th August—2nd September 2011, Zurich Human activities are important drivers of landscape development and ecosystem change. Consequently, the relevance of considering human impacts has become increasingly popular in ecology over the past several decades. Historical ecology has been promoted as an integrative approach for the study of human impacts on ecosystems and landscapes over time and as a prerequisite to understand current day ecosystems and landscapes
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