anthraco2015 Freiburg • Germany • 30th August to 6th September 2015
6th International Anthracology Meeting
Local to global significance of charcoal science
[email protected] www.anthraco.uni-freiburg.de
University of Freiburg, Faculty of Biology, Dept. of Geobotany Baden-Wuerttemberg State Office for Cultural Heritage, Tree-ring Lab anthraco2015 6th International Anthracology Meeting – uni freiburg germany
Scientific committee Eleni Asouti – University of Liverpool (UK) Ernestina Badal-Garcia – University of Valencia (Spain) Koen Deforce – Flemish Heritage Institute (Belgium) Emilie Dotte-Sarout - University of West Australia (Australia) Barbara Eichhorn – University of Frankfurt (Germany) Girolamo Fiorentino – University of Salento (Italy) Isabel Figueiral –University of Montpellier (France) Andreas G. Heiss – University of Vienna (Austria) Thomas Ludemann – University of Freiburg (Germany) Dominique Marguerie – University of Rennes (France) Oliver Nelle – Baden-Wuerttemberg State Office for Cultural Heritage (Germany) Jan Novak – University of South Bohemia (Czech Republic) Stéphanie Thiébault – University of Paris (France) invited Rita Scheel-Ybert – National Museum, University of Rio de Janeiro (Brasil) Werner H. Schoch – Laboratory for Ancient Wood Research (Switzerland) Ingelise Stuits – Discovery Research Program (Ireland) invited
Organizing committee Thomas Ludemann – University of Freiburg, Faculty of Biology, Dept. of Geobotany Oliver Nelle – Baden-Wuerttemberg State Office for Cultural Heritage, Tree-ring Lab Alexandra Böminghaus – University of Freiburg, Faculty of Biology, Dept. of Geobotany Insa Lorenz – Baden-Wuerttemberg State Office for Cultural Heritage, Tree-ring Lab Sebastian Million – Baden-Wuerttemberg State Office for Cultural Heritage, Tree-ring Lab Sandra Müller – University of Freiburg, Faculty of Biology, Dept. of Geobotany Charles Nock – University of Freiburg, Faculty of Biology, Dept. of Geobotany Michael Schneider – Baden-Wuerttemberg State Office for Cultural Heritage, Tree-ring Lab
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www.anthraco.uni-freiburg.de [email protected]
University of Freiburg, Faculty of Biology, Department of Geobotany Schaenzlestrasse 1, D-79104 Freiburg, Germany Local to Global Significance of Charcoal Sience anthraco2015
anthraco2015 - 6th International Anthracology Meeting Local to Global Significance of Charcoal Science
University of Freiburg, Germany, 30th August to 6th September 2015 www.anthraco.uni-freiburg.de – [email protected]
We kindly invite you to the anthraco2015 , the 6th International Anthracology Meeting
General congress information Following the tradition of the past meetings – Montpellier 1991, Paris 2000, Lecce 2004, Bruessels 2008 and Valencia 2011 – four years after the last charcoal congress, th the 6 International Anthracology Meeting - anthraco2015 will take place at the University of Freiburg, SW-Germany, from 30th August to 6th September 2015. Freiburg is a vibrant student city at the foot of the Black Forest in the heart of Western Central Europe in close vicinity to France and Switzerland, with rich cultural and academic life, and excellent recreational opportunities. Founded in 1457, the University of Freiburg is one of the oldest German universities and now is one of the nation’s leading research and teaching institutions. The Faculty of Biology is renowned worldwide for its excellent research environment in multiple disciplines. Freiburg is the so-called “green city Freiburg”, well-known for its broad initiatives to create high eco- logical standards in diverse aspects of life while balancing social and economic sustainability. anthraco2015 will be jointly organized by the Department of Geobotany, Faculty of Biology, University of Freiburg and the Tree-ring Lab of the Baden-Wuerttemberg State Office for Cultural Heritage. Four years after the last meeting many new results have been worked out by anthracologists and charcoal scientists all over the world, with a broad range of scientific contexts and involved scientific disciplines. Consequently after four years of progress in charcoal science anthraco2015 will focus on (1) the present state of the art, innovative methods and new answers of (old) research questions, (2) promoting charcoal science and experience transfer as well as new interdisciplinary cooperation and collaboration, (3) identifying current and future research gaps and questions and initiating the corresponding studies in the close future. It is intended to bring together scientists of the various fields and approaches dealing with charcoal and its analysis - archaeologists, botanists, (palaeo)ecologists, geologists, geographers, pedologists, historians, etc. ... from all over the world - the world’s charcoal science community. Consequently we invite and strongly request those scientists interested in this field of science from all over the world to participate in the anthraco2015 meeting and submit a scientific contribution about new results (oral or poster) in the conference topics and present them at the University of Freiburg in late summer 2015. The central scientific program will be presented from Monday, 31st August, to Friday, 4th September 2015 with six oral and poster sessions. Moreover, within the congress week we want to offer some opportunities to get to know the rich cultural landscape and study objects of vegetation history and anthracology in the close surrounding of the congress city, especially of the famous Black Forest holiday landscape by several field activities (pre-, mid- and post-congress excursions).
University of Freiburg, Faculty of Biology, Dept. of Geobotany Baden-Wuerttemberg State Office for Cultural Heritage, Tree-ring Lab
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General congress program – overview The central scientific program will be presented from Monday, 31st August, to Friday, 4th September, 2015 with oral and poster sessions, subdivided into six sections. In addition, within the congress week we want to offer opportunities to get to know the rich cultural landscape and study objects of vegeta- tion history and anthracology in the close surrounding of the congress city. Scientific field excursions will be planned for afternoon at Sunday, 30th August, and at Wednesday, 2nd September, as well as for Saturday, 5th September, and for Sunday morning, 6th September. A congress dinner is proposed for Thursday, 3rd September, in the evening.
Preliminary timetable, Key dates Sunday, 30th August, afternoon: Pre-congress welcome excursion; visiting historical charcoal production (perhaps a running charcoal kiln), the highest tree of Germany and/or a historical mining area at the west edge of the Black Forest. Monday, 31st August, morning: Welcome of the participants, registration at the Faculty of Biology, University of Freiburg, distribution of congress documents and city information, etc. Monday, 31st August, morning to Friday, 4th September, afternoon: Central scientific program: Oral and poster presentations of sessions 1 to 6. Wednesday, 2nd September, afternoon: Mid-congress field excursion Southern Black Forest, Schau- insland area; nature conservation area and cultural landscape of high (European; FFH) significance; historical mining area. Thursday, 3rd September, evening: Congress dinner. Saturday, 5th September, all-day: Post-congress excursion: Field trip to the Central Black Forest; strictly protected forest and nature conservation area with well-known land-use history, vegetation and cultural landscape. Sunday, 6th September, morning: Post-congress good-bye excursion; visiting historical charcoal production (perhaps a running charcoal kiln 7 days later), the highest tree of Germany and/or a historical mining area at the west edge of the Black Forest.
Scientific sessions Since the last international anthracology meeting many new anthracological results have been provided by archaeologists, botanists, palaeoecologists, geologists, geographers, pedologists, historians, etc. ... from all over the world and in a broad range of scientific contexts, in varies scientific fields and involved scientific disciplines. So the congress program has been structured and subdivided into six sections dealing with several topics of current interest. The corresponding sessions will take place from Monday, 31st August to Friday, 4th September 2015 with oral and poster presentations. During these five days, a great diversity of anthracological and palaeobotanical topics will be offered at the congress sessions. Each session will be opened by a keynote. Session 1: New methods and challenges This session is intended for contributions tackling primarily questions of (new) methodology like isotope research, as well as taphonomy and dating. New challenges might concern anthracology in hitherto “untouched” regions of the planet were wood anatomical ground work is still in its beginnings. Other concerns may address field work (excavation, extraction, ...), representation of sampling quantities, determination of specific characters (e. g. wood anatomy), preservation of charcoal in different taphonomical contexts, the taphonomy of macro- and microcharcoals in lake sediments, stable isotope research, problems of dating charcoals in an archaeological context, etc. Session 2: Geo- and Pedoanthracology Charcoal is everywhere. Beyond the archaeological context, soils and sediments are ubiquitous archives storing information on fire frequency, species occurrence and stored carbon in the form of carbonised plant material. This session focuses on pre-quaternary charcoal in all kind of archives, as well as quaternary charcoal in soils, soil sediments (colluvisols), peats, lake and marine sediments (sedimentary anthracology). Soil charcoal analysis or pedoanthracology, allows the investigation of past occurrences of fire events and the identification of the correlated burnt woody vegetation, which is an important research field now, in the view of global climate change. The approach is based on the
2 Local to Global Significance of Charcoal Sience anthraco2015 extraction of wood charcoal pieces from on-site-formed soils or soil sediments (e.g. colluvial soils), and their subsequent quantification (charcoal concentration per weight unit of sampled earth) and taxonomic identification, usually combined with radiocarbon dating. Pedoanthracology also contributes to the glacial refuge vs. early spread debate. Discussion will continue whether we keep talking of “pedoanthracology” for soil charcoal analysis which is usually done in a geoanthracological context. Regional contributions as well as syntheses or methodological issues are very welcome. Session 3: Archaeo- and Ethnoanthracology The first studies on archaeological charcoals date back to the 19th century. In the absence of wet preserved wood, analysis of wood charcoals from caves and settlements, camp fires and graves brings to light the human use of fuel and timber wood, thus addressing the wood economy. Beyond, environmental interpretations of archaeological charcoal assemblages are still controversially discussed in the light of the human filter effects. Contributions from any cultural period and any place of the world are welcome, as well as studies from experimental archaeology and ethnology. Session 4: Charcoal production and Archaeometallurgy Charcoal produced intentionally by humans is both resource and proxy. Research on former charcoal production becomes increasingly important. Kiln site anthracological work – the use of left-over char- coal from charcoal production sites to address questions of woodland composition reconstruction – dates back to the 1930s, while the last decade saw an augmented interest by archaeology, geography and landscape ecology. With modern techniques of airborne laser scanning, the historical importance in the wood economy becomes impressively clear, especially to produce charcoal for metal extraction and processing. Thus, contributions dealing with all aspects of charcoal production, as well as with the use of charcoal in metallurgy, are welcome. We especially encourage researchers dealing with social, economic or political aspects of charcoal production and metallurgy beyond or independent of char- coal analysis to join the session. Session 5: Dendroanthracology Dendroanthracology is the study of tree rings in charcoals. Besides dating charcoals if species and number of growth rings allows it, tree ring patterns reveal information on growing conditions of the charred wood, thus contributing to the interpretation of the size of the used wood (stems vs. branches vs. coppicing) and aspects of woodland management (e.g. coppicing, pollarding). Dendroanthracologi- cal information is on its way to become a standard asset in archaeoanthracological studies, however standardised methodologies (including subsampling, recording and analysis protocols) that are both applicable, economic as well as reliable and reproducible have yet to be established and agreed on. Session 6: Multiproxy studies This session addresses studies that seek to integrate anthracological datasets with other palaeoeco- logical proxies in order to reconstruct past human impacts on the environment, ecosystem dynamics, and climate-people-landscape interactions. The integration of charcoal and pollen analysis is still not broadly enough practised, thus presentations bringing together these two sources of palaeoecological data are particularly welcome.
Preliminary session program Final timing and duration of sessions and thus the definite time schedule of the individual presen- tations will depend on the number of contributions submitted for each session and will be adapted correspondingly after registration deadline. Monday, 31st August: Welcome of the participants at the Faculty of Biology; Congress opening and welcome speeches; Sessions 1 (and 2); Welcome reception Tuesday, 1st September: Sessions 2 (and 3) Wednesday, 2nd September: Sessions 3 (or 4); Mid-congress excursion Thursday, 3rd September: Sessions 4 (and/or 5); Conference dinner Friday, 4th September: Sessions 6 (and 5); Closing of the presentation program Saturday, 5th September: Post-congress excursion Sunday, 6th September: Good-bye excursion
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Call for scientific contributions, abstract submission We invite all scientists interested in the field of charcoal science to submit a contribution to the scientific program and the conference topics of anthraco2015 (sections listed above). The authors may contribute to the meeting by oral or poster presentations. Abstracts must be submitted by Monday, 13th of April 2015. Abstracts are subject to review by members of the scientific committee. First authors will receive a notification for their approval before 15th of May 2015.
Instructions for abstract submission All abstracts for oral and poster presentations are to be submitted by e-mail at the time of registration of the first author, through the electronic file attached (6iamregist.doc) following the rules given in this document. Please follow these rules as they will help us considerably in preparing the conference material. The final program will be planned on the basis of the abstracts. Abstracts will be published exactly as submitted and will not be proofread by the congress organizers. Thus, the person submitting the abstract is fully responsible for checking it for accuracy, spelling, correct grammar usage, and format prior to submission. Each abstract should describe the content of the presentation to be given and should be concise, technically accurate, and well written. The abstracts will be published in a special abstract book, which will be distributed to the participants at the congress.
General guidelines for abstracts • The entire abstract is limited to a maximum of one A4 page with 2.5 cm margins. • The whole abstract should be written in Times New Roman standard (without any other formatting), minimum 11 pts, in the following order including: - abstract title - authors’ names (each first name and last name in full) - institution, address and e-mail of the first author - abstract text (formatted as a single paragraph, without any indentation) - references - keywords (maximum seven single words) • Figures and tables, if essential, can be included in the abstract provided that they don’t exceed the A4 page allowed. Language of oral and poster presentations as well as abstract and publication is English. The deadline for abstract submission is Monday, 13th of April 2015. Each abstract should be classified by indicating the most appropriate congress session on the registration submission form attached. Only one session can be selected. Please, classify your abstract by indicating the appropriate session. However, as the number of speakers for the congress is limited, the organizing committee might decide to place a paper/poster into an alternative session. Abstracts may be nominated as either an oral or poster presentation. The scientific committee might change accepted papers from oral to poster presentation, depending on the time schedules’ capacity.
Selection of abstracts and oral communications Abstracts are subjected to review by the scientific committee and will be approved on the basis of their merit (scientific/technical quality and relevance). Abstracts may be submitted for either an oral contribution or a poster presentation, but the scientific committee will decide on the final form of presentation dependent on the temporal capacities of the congress. There is only time in the program for about 70 oral presentations so we might propose to change some lectures to posters. We will inform you before 15th May 2015 whether your communication has been accepted as oral or poster presentation. Information regarding abstract acceptance, the form of presentation (oral contribution or poster presentation), program scheduling, and other such details will be communicated by e-mail to only the person entered as the first author.
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Instructions for oral presentations Talks are scheduled to last for 15 minutes, each followed by 5 minutes for questions/discussion. The usual audio-visual equipment will be available, but please indicate when you send your abstract if special equipment is required. Powerpoint presentation is highly recommended. Oral congress presentations are only accepted in English language.
Instructions for poster presentations Posters should not exceed 84 cm wide by 118 cm high (A0 portrait). The posters will be on display for the whole congress corresponding to each session. Poster sessions will give the authors of the posters an opportunity to be able to talk about his/her poster and discuss these presentations. These sessions will be scheduled before coffee breaks in the middle of the morning or of the afternoon for everybody to have the opportunity to visit the poster exhibition and talk to the authors.
Proceedings of the 6th International anthracology meeting 2015 The organizers have been arranging for the papers presented at the conference to be published in a special issue of a relevant international journal. “Quaternary International” has already agreed to publish a special volume “Local to global significance of charcoal science” as proceedings of the 6th IAM 2015. The instructions for authors will be set out on the conference website and explained during the conference itself. Please note that both types of presentation - oral and poster - will be equally eligible for publication in this thematic volume of “Quaternary International”.
Proceedings of the 6th International Anthracology Meeting Freiburg Germany 2015
Local to global
significance of charcoal science
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Excursions: General information and instructions Good hiking boots and standard outdoor equipment, especially against rain, are strongly recom- mended for all excursions! The Black Forest could have rather cold and humid conditions (maximum annual average precipitation in the upper montane belt about 2000 mm; maximum annual average temperature about 3 to 4 °C!). Despite this the Black Forest is a very nice holiday landscape! Registration needed for excursions.
Pre-congress welcome excursion A pre-congress welcome excursion is planned for Sunday afternoon, 30th August 2015. A bus will start with the participants in front of the Institute of Biology I, Hauptstr. 1, at 1.00 pm and bring them back to the same place around 7.00 pm. With this trip, we would like to offer the opportunity to get some deeper insights in our kiln site anthracological and mining archaeological research field and field work at the western edge of the Black Forest. Depending on the weather and on the possibility to construct and run an experimental charcoal kiln just in time as well as the progress of the charcoal burning process, we will visit a running traditional charcoal kiln, a pilot area of historical mining and/or the highest tree of Germany. The program will differ from the program the following Sunday. A guide book of the excursion will be provided to the participants.
Mid-congress excursion A mid-congress excursion is planned for Wednesday afternoon, 2nd September 2015. A bus will start with the participants in front of the Institute of Biology I, Hauptstr. 1, at 1.00 pm and bring them back to the same place around 7.00 pm. This trip gives the opportunity to get some deeper insights in the historical cultural landscape and traditional land-use practices of the Southern Black Forest. Depending on the weather we will climb up (mainly by cablecar) on the mountain top of the city of Freiburg, one of the highest mountains of the Black Forest, visit some typical well-prepared sites of historical charcoal burning, cross the heart of a valuable nature conservation area of high (European; FFH) significance and enter an old traditional farm and especially the well-conserved farmhouse. Moreover, the area visited has also a long tradition of historical mining with a large mine. A guide book of the excursion will be provided to the participants.
Post-congress excursion An all-day post-congress excursion is planned for Saturday, 5th September 2015. A bus will start with the participants in front of the Institute of Biology I, Hauptstr. 1, at 8.30 am and bring them back to the same place around 7.00 pm. We would like to offer the opportunity to get some deeper insights in the settlement, land-use and vegetation history of a very remote area of the Central Black Forest. The participants will visit a late-settled steep, rocky and stony area of the Central Black Forest, which was agriculturally used only for a few centuries after the middle ages and is mainly abandoned since decades, having the status of a nature conservation area and a strictly protected forest area today and since nearly half a century – representing the highest degree of conservation in the state of Baden- Wuerttemberg as well as a (relatively) low degree of anthropogenic influence in Western Central Europe (conservation of natural processes). It is an area of well-known land-use history, vegetation and cultural landscape elements. A guide book of the excursion will be provided to the participants. At the end of the excursion we will try to schedule a stop at a Black Forest farm inn.
Post-congress good-bye excursion A post-congress good-bye excursion is planned for morning at Sunday, 6th September 2015. A bus will start with the participants again in front of the Institute of Biology I, Hauptstr. 1, at 8.30 am and bring them back to the same place around 1.00 pm. With this trip, we would like to offer (again) the oppor- tunity to get some deeper insights in our kiln site anthracological and mining archaeological research field and field work at the western edge of the Black Forest. Depending on the weather and on the possibility to construct and run an experimental charcoal kiln just in time as well as the progress of the charcoal burning process (7 days later!), we will visit a running traditional charcoal kiln, a pilot area of historical mining and/or the highest tree of Germany. The program will differ from the program on Sunday a week before. A guide book of the excursion will be provided to the participants.
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Registration and fees For registration please fill in the attached registration form (6iamregist.doc), add your last name and return the form (6iamregist”yourlastname”.doc) before 13th April to [email protected] (by e-mail preferred) or to anthraco2015, University of Freiburg, Faculty of Biology, Department of Geobotany, Schaenzlestrasse 1, D-79104 Freiburg, Germany Registration fees apply to all participants, either as first author (present or not) or co-authors present at the meeting. Final registration for the anthraco2015 is by payment of the appropriate registra- tion fees. Because the conference will be held in buildings of the University of Freiburg, we will be able to accomplish our goal of keeping conference fees as low as possible; before the deadline, they will not exceed 150 € for professionals, 100 € for students or unemployed person*. The deadline for payment of registration fees is 31st May 2015. Payment received after that date may result in a 30 % surcharge. Congress fees until 31st May 2015 after 31st May 2015 Participant 150 € 200 € Student/unemployed* 100 € 130 € *Registration must be accompanied by an official certificate accrediting your status as an official student or unemployed person (Send copy or scan attached to your registration mail!). Conference fees includes participation in the meeting (attendances at all sessions), a briefcase (with the congress documents, final program, abstract book, list of participants and contact data, touristy documents etc.), the welcome reception and the coffee breaks from Monday to Friday, 31st July to 4th September 2015. Excursion and dinner fees Pre-congress welcome excursion, Black Forest, west edge (Sunday, 30th August 2015, afternoon): students 10 €, others 15 € Mid-congress excursion, Southern Black Forest (Wednesday, 2nd September 2015, afternoon): students 15 €, others 20 € Meeting dinner (Thursday, 3rd September 2015, evening): students 20 €, others 30 € (without drinks) Post-congress excursion, Central Black Forest (Saturday, 5th September 2015): students 20 €, others 30 € Post-congress good-bye excursion, Black Forest, west edge: (Sunday, 6th September 2015, morning): students 10 €, others 15 € Excursion fees include travel/bus transfers from Freiburg to excursion areas and back, excursion guides; moreover at Wednesday: cablecar and museum admission; at Saturday: picnic lunch.
Payment of fees Only payment by bank transfer is accepted. Once your payment has been effected you will be informed and receive your receipt. Registration fees are neither transferable nor refunded. Bank transfer to IBAN: DE73 6805 0101 0002 1540 71 (Prof. Scherer; Geobotanik Uni Freiburg) SWIFT/BIC: FRSPDE66XXX Sparkasse Freiburg Entitled “anthraco2015” and “lastname of participant” Important: You should receive confirmation of the payment of your registration fees. If for any reason you do not receive confirmation please get in touch by e-mail with the organizing committee ([email protected]). All accommodation is paid by the participants directly to the hotels.
Registration Desk Congress documents can be received at the registration office. Registration desk will be placed in the main entrance hall of the Institute of Biology I, Hauptstr. 1 and will be open on Sunday, 30th of August from 11 am to 1 pm and from 6 to 8 pm and on Monday 31st of August from 8 to 12 am. For late arrivals registration will be via members of the organizing committee during the presentation program.
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Congress venue, travel and accomodation
th The 6 International Anthracology Meeting will take place in the Freiburg region, Southwest-Germany, in the heart of Western Central Europe in close vicinity of France and Switzerland. Below we will try to give you some useful information for planning your participation at anthraco2015 . We try to do our best, but we cannot give any guaran- tees for timing, schedules, services, prices etc. Please note, all travel and accomodation requirements have to be organized by the participants themselves! General links to Freiburg, tourist information http://www.freiburg.de http://www.freiburg.de/pb/,Len/226394.html
Travel to Freiburg
• By plane - Airports 1 Euroairport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg http://www.euroairport.com/en/ 60 km south of Freiburg; bus and train connection via Basel main station to Freiburg (1 h), or Airportbus (1 h) - http://www.euroairport.com/en/passengers/access/ - http://www.freiburger-reisedienst.de/?lang=en (For trains and other long distance coaches to get from Basel to Freiburg see below.) 2 Aèroport international Strasbourg http://www.strasbourg.aeroport.fr 60 km north of Freiburg; bus and train connection via Strasbourg main station to Freiburg (1:40 – 2:30 h) (For trains and other long distance coaches to get from Strassbourg to Freiburg see also below.) 3 Airport Zürich http://www.zurich-airport.com/ 150 km southeast of Freiburg, direct trains or long distance coaches via Zürich main station to Freiburg (2:30 h) http://www.zurich-airport.com/passengers-and-visitors/access-and-parking/swiss-federal-railways/ (For train and other long distance coaches to get from Zürich to Freiburg see also below.) 4 Airport Stuttgart http://www.stuttgart-airport.com/ 200 km northeast of Freiburg, train and long distance coach connections via Stuttgart main station (2:30 – 3 h) http://www.stuttgart-airport.com/travellers-and-visitors/getting-here/parking/? (For train and other long distance coaches to get from Stuttgart to Freiburg see also below.) 5 Airport Frankfurt http://www.frankfurt-airport.com/ 270 km north of Freiburg, excellent and direct train connections to Freiburg (ICE, 2 h), there are also long distance coaches but they take longer (4 h).
• By bus - Long distance coaches There are several companies and the market is changing rapidly. This website summaries the different companies but is in German only: http://www.fernbusse.de The individual operators that serve Freiburg from various destinations are https://www.adac-postbus.de/en/home/ http://meinfernbus.de/en/ https://www.deinbus.de/en/ https://www.flixbus.com Some operators have space for bringing bicycles.
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Travel to Freiburg • By train (cf. Map1)
Train connections can be found and tickets booked via http://www.bahn.de/p_en/view/index.shtml
DB-ICE train connections http://www.bahn.de/p/view/mdb/bahnintern/fahrplan_und_buchung/reiseauskunftsmedien/2015/mdb_1 76845_ice_liniennetz_2015.pdf
TGV and other main European train routes (cf. Map1; http://en.voyages-sncf.com/en/train-europe) New: direct TGV train connection Paris-Freiburg (3:40 h): http://de.voyages-sncf.com/de/zug- fahrkarte/freiburg-paris?prex=T_LSP_524DA4F28EAED_sea_de_de_tgv_gen_def_0&ectrans=1 TGV train connection Montpellier-Freiburg (from 6 h): http://de.voyages-sncf.com/de/zug-fahrkarte/folge?hid=EA8
Map1 Major train connections to Western Central Europe and to anthraco2015 (adapted from http://en.voyages-sncf.com/en/train-europe)
Visa Since visa requirements vary from country to country, we request that each participant check this with his or her local consulate in regard to whether a visa is required or not.
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Travel to Freiburg • By car (cf. Map2) - from Northern direction (via Frankfurt and Karlsruhe) via A5/E35 and exit 61 (Freiburg-Nord) and B294/B3 or via exit 62 (Freiburg-Mitte) and B31a - from Southern direction (via Basel or Mulhouse) via A5/E35 and exit 63 (Freiburg-Süd) and B31 - from eastern direction (via Lake Constance and Black Forest) via B31
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Map2 Travel to Freiburg by car. Highways (A5/E35), national (B) and regional routes.
Travel in Freiburg - Local and regional transportation to congress venue • Public transportation (cf. Map3) There are 4 tram lines in Freiburg (Lines 1,2,3,5). All lines cross the central station “Bertoldsbrunnen”. The conference venue at the Faculty of Biology is reached via line 2 (direction of Zähringen, station “Hauptstrasse”). For finding your connections check: http://www.vag-freiburg.de/fahrplan-linien/fahrplanauskunft.html http://www.vag-freiburg.de/fahrplan-linien/netzplaene.html (cf. Map3, next page) http://www.rvf.de/Fahrplanauskunft.php, http://www.rvf.de/PDF/Liniennetzplan.pdf http://www.rvf.de/PDF/RVF-Schienennetz.pdf (cf. Map4, next but one page) (Note: vag is part of the rvf-transportation system)
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Map4 Regional railways (http://www.rvf.de/PDF/RVF-Schienennetz.pdf).
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• Biking The easiest and fastest way to get around in Freiburg is actually via bicycle. If you come via coach you might consider bringing your own bike or you can rent one either via your hotel or at: Radstation (from 45 € for 5 days), right at the train station (website in German only: http://www.freiburgbikes.de/) There may be also the option via the “Deutsche Bahn”: https://www.callabike-interaktiv.de/index.php?id=423&f=500
Congress venue - Overview *Congress venue - Biologicum (cf. Map7)
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Map5 The University of Freiburg in the city (colored buildings). Green: Faculty of Biology. *Congress venue (for details of congress venue cf. Map7). © University of Freiburg
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Congress venue The conference will be hosted at the University of Freiburg, Institute of Biology 1, Hauptstraße 1 (cf. Maps5+7). From the main train station (Hauptbahnhof) you can get there: 1. By foot: about 20 minutes via Bismarckallee, Stefan- Meier-Straße and Rennweg (cf. Map5) 2. By tram lines 1, 3, or 5 direction “Bertoldsbrunnen”; get off at “Bertoldsbrunnen” and change for tram line 2 (direction “Reutebachgasse”, Zähringen); get off at station “Hauptstr.” (cf. Map6+7)
Map6 Tram lines from Main train station (Hauptbahnhof) to congress venue (Station Hauptstr., green line 2).
General link to Freiburg, tourist information etc. http://www.freiburg.de Map7 University of Freiburg Biologicum Congress venue Institute of Biology I Hauptstraße 1
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Map8 University of Freiburg. Botanical Garden and Biologicum.
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Accommodation
General links to Freiburg and Black Forest accommodations http://www.freiburg.de/pb/,Len/225803.html http://www.schwarzwald-tourismus.info/ http://www.fit-tourist.de
General links to Freiburg, tourist information http://www.freiburg.de http://www.freiburg.de/pb/,Len/226394.html Maps of the city centre and of the surrounding region (cf. last page of invitation) http://www.freiburg.de/pb/,Len/226444.html http://www.freiburg.de/pb/site/Freiburg/get/281188/FWTM_Plan_Freiburg.pdf http://www.freiburg.de/pb/site/Freiburg/get/281193/FWTM_Plan_Umland.pdf City E-Map, FreiGIS: www.stadtplan.freiburg.de
Selected accommodations in closer vicinity of the congress venue (Institute of Biology I) and/or less expencive accommodations (for locations cf. Map9):
• I. ***/****Hotels close to the congress venue and city centre (distance maximum about 1,5 km, Single or Double about 80 to 140 €)
1.***Mercure Hotel Freiburg am Münster: Auf der Zinnen 1, D-79098 Freiburg http://www.mercure.com/de/hotel-0492-mercure-hotel-freiburg-am-muenster/ (in addition: Triple about 45 € / night+bed) 2.***Hotel Minerva: Poststraße 8, D-79098 Freiburg http://www.minerva-freiburg.de/ (in addition: Singel with separate bath about 70 €) 3.***Hotel Rappen am Münsterplatz: Münsterplatz 13, D-79098 Freiburg http://www.hotel-rappen-freiburg.de/ (in addition: 6 bed appartement about 250 € and Single with separate bath about 70 € etc.) 4.***Hotel am Rathaus: Rathausgasse 4-8, D-79098 Freiburg http://www.am-rathaus.de/ (in addition: Triple about 150 €) 5.***Hotel Barbara: Poststraße 4, D-79098 Freiburg http://www.hotel-barbara.de/ 6.***City Hotel Freiburg: Weberstraße 3, D-79098 Freiburg http://www.cityhotel-freiburg.de/ 7.***Gästehaus am Stadtgarten: Karlstraße 12, D-79098 Freiburg http://www.hotelamstadtgarten.de/de/gaestehaus/ 8.***Stadthotel Freiburg Kolping Hotels & Resorts: Karlstraße 7, D-79104 Freiburg http://www.kolping-hotels-resorts.de/ 9.***The Alex Hotel: Rheinstr. 29, 79104 Freiburg http://www.the-alex-hotel.de/
10.****Designhotel am Stadtgarten: Karlstraße 12, D-79104 Freiburg http://www.hotelamstadtgarten.de/de/designhotel/ 11.****Hotel Central: Wasserstraße 6, D-79098 Freiburg http://www.central-freiburg.de/ 12.****Mercure Hotel Panorama Freiburg: Wintererstr. 89, D-79104 Freiburg http://www.mercure.com/de/hotel-1128-mercure-hotel-panorama-freiburg/ 13.****Park Hotel Post: Eisenbahnstraße 35-37, D-79098 Freiburg http://www.park-hotel-post.de/de/
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X Congress venue of anthraco2015 1. ***Mercure am Münster 13. ****Park Hotel Post 2. ***Minerva 14. ***Schwarzwälder Hof 3. ***Rappen 15. ***Alleehaus 4. ***Hotel am Rathaus 16. ***Schiller 5. ***Barbara 17. Bischofslinde 6. ***City Hotel 18. Gästehaus Ruh 7. ***Gästehaus am Stadtgarten 19. **Caritas Tagungszentrum 8. ***Stadthotel Kolping 20. KL Freiburg (Int. hostel) 9. ***The Alex Hotel 21. StayInn 10. ****Designhotel 22. Blackforest Hostel 11. ****Central 23. Waldkurbad 12. ****Mercure Panorama 24. Youth Hostel Freiburg Map9 Location map of selected accommodations. Adapted from Amtlicher Stadtplan Freiburg 2011; © Stadt Freiburg i. Br. – Vermessungsamt.
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• II. Less expensive accommodations (max. about 70 €) by distance to the congress venue (cf. also special comments under I.1.-I.4.)
14. ***Hotel Schwarzwälder Hof: Herrenstraße 43, D-79098 Freiburg (1,6 km to congress venue) http://www.schwarzwaelder-hof.com/ (in addition: 5 bed suite about 40 € / night+bed) 15. ***Hotel Alleehaus: Marienstr. 7, D-79098 Freiburg (2 km to congress venue) http://www.hotel-alleehaus.de/ 16. ***Hotel Schiller: Hildastraße 2, D-79102 Freiburg (2,2 km to congress venue) http://www.schiller-hotel.de/ (in addition: 3- or 4-bed room about 40 € / night+bed) 17. Hotel Bischofslinde: Am Bischofskreuz 15, D-79114 Freiburg (4 km to congress venue) http://www.hotel-bischofslinde.de/ (in addition: Triple about 45 € / night+bed) 18. Gästehaus Ruh: Schwarzwaldstraße 225 a, D-79117 Freiburg (7 km to congress venue; remote east edge of the city; especially for bikers; nice bike trail following Dreisam river to city centre) http://www.gaestehaus-ruh.de/ (Single about 40 €, Double about 60 €)
• III. Youth hostels and similar accommodations
19. **Caritas Tagungszentrum: Wintererstraße 17-19, D-79104 Freiburg (1-1,5 km to congress venue) http://www.caritas-tagungszentrum.de/ Single about 70 €, Double about 90 € 20. KL Freiburg (Int. hostel for young people and groups): Kartäuserstr. 41, D-79102 Freiburg (2,5 km to congress venue) http://www.kl-freiburg.de/ Single about 50 €, Double about 70 € 21. StayInn hostel and guesthouse: Stühlingerstr. 24a, D-79106 Freiburg (2,5 km to congress venue) http://www.stayinn-freiburg.de/ Single about 50 €, Double about 55 €, Triple about 75 €, 4 bed room about 100 € 22. Blackforest Hostel: Kartäuserstraße 33, D-79102 Freiburg (2,5 km to congress venue) http://www.blackforest-hostel.de/ Single about 40 €, Double about 60 €, Dorm about 20 € / bed 23. Hostel & Spa Waldkurbad: Waldseestr. 77, D-79117 Freiburg (4,5 km to congress venue) http://waldkurbad.de/ Double about 50 € / bed, Dorm about 30 € / bed 24. Youth Hostel Freiburg: Kartäuserstraße 151, D-79104 Freiburg (5 km to congress venue) http://www.jugendherberge.de/de-de/jugendherbergen/freiburg9/portraet Single about 45 €, Double about 80 €, Dorm about 35 € / bed
Links to other accommodation search portals
Apartment search service of the university (look for short term offers): http://www.io.uni-freiburg.de/apartment/wohnungsdb-en?set_language=en
General (german) accommodation links www.booking.com www.holidaycheck.de www.hotel.de www.hrs.de (in Englisch: www.hrs.de/web3/init.do?activity=initVisit&jsLangChange=true&differentLanguage=true&cid=49- 4&clientId=ZW5fX05FWFQ- .. www.airbnb.de www.holidayinsider.com
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