Dear colleagues,

We remind you that the=20 deadline for=20 Abstracts submission for the = 4th=20 Symposium on Archaeometry of the Hellenic Society of Archaeometry is=20 November 20th, 2002.

Those=20 wishing to present a paper should send abstracts in English to = the=20 Symposium Correspondence Address (Dr K. Polikreti: = kpolikreti@ims.demokritos.gr, or Dr N. Zacharias:=20 zacharias@ims.demokri= tos.gr).=20 The total length of the abstract should be at least 400 words but not = exceed 500=20 words.

The=20 abstracts should clearly list the author(s) and the address(es) at the = top of=20 the page. The name of the author presenting the paper should be = underlined. The=20 text of the abstract must state the main items of interest, the = methodology as=20 well as the results and principal conclusions of the paper. References, = if used,=20 should be in the format of the journal = Archaeometry.

For more information please visit the Symposium = Web-site:=20 www.archaeometry.gr/symposium2003

Best regards,

On behalf of the Organising Committee

Dr Yorgos Facorellis

President of the HSA

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Laboratory of Archaeometry

Institute of Materials Science

N.C.S.R. "Demokritos"

153 10 Aghia Paraskevi Attikis

GREECE

Tel.. ++30010-6503958

Fax. ++30010-6519430

E-mail: yfacorellis@ims.demokritos.gr

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