This track focuses on innovative archaeological techniques and methodologies employed in the Pacific Islands. Participants will discuss the implications of these methods for understanding ancient civilizations and their material culture.

Exploring the interplay between cultural heritage and identity, this session examines how ancient civilizations of the Pacific Islands have shaped contemporary identities. Papers will address the preservation of heritage and its significance for modern communities.

This track delves into the ritual practices and religious beliefs of ancient Pacific Island societies. Contributions will analyze the role of these practices in shaping social structures and cultural memory.

Focusing on the colonial histories of the Pacific Islands, this session will explore how colonial legacies have influenced archaeological interpretations and contemporary societies. Discussions will include the challenges of decolonizing archaeological narratives.

This track investigates the material culture of ancient Pacific Island civilizations and its implications for understanding daily life. Papers will highlight artifacts, tools, and their roles in social and economic activities.

Examining the settlement patterns of ancient civilizations in the Pacific Islands, this session will explore how geography influenced community organization and resource management. Contributions will include case studies from various islands.