9:00-9:20 - Artificial Intelligence and Archaeology: A Long History / François Djindjian
9:20-9:40 - Digital Archaeology Through the Lens of Artificial Intelligence: Developments and Science Policy Perspectives / Paola Moscati, Giacomo Mancuso
9:40-10:00 - Artificial Intelligence Systems in Archaeological Research: Legal and Regulatory Implications for Cultural Heritage Protection / Medha de Alwis
10:00-10:20 - A Pre-Semantic AI Framework for the Analysis of Archaeological Traces in Remote Sensing Data / Luigi Magnini, Cinzia Bettineschi
10:20-10:40 - Challenges and Perspectives in the Studies of Complex Landscapes with Machine Learning on the Example of AiQala project / Nazarij Buławka, Kaim Barbara, Agnieszka Szaforz
10:40-11:00 - Burial Mound Detection in Central Poland Using Machine Learning: A Case Study from Kuyavia / Michał Jakubczak
11:00-11:30 - Coffee break
11:30-11:50 - Confronting Computational Methodologies for Funerary Monument Classification: A Case Study from Wadi al-Mawil, Oman / Ana Sofia Meneses Pineda, Marco Solinas
11:50-12:10 - From Clay to Code: Advancing the Study of Textile Imprints on Clay through Experimental Training Data and AI / Agata Ulanowska, Nazarij Buławka, Stelios Alvanos, Christos Chatzisavvas, George Ioannakis, Thomas Pappas, Marek Truszkowski, Katarzyna Żebrowska
12:10-12:30 - Applying Deep Learning Methods to 2D Kinematics of Bipolar and Freehand Knapping: Promises, Advances and Challenges / Agata Gaszka, Li Li, Tomos Proffitt
12:30-12:50 - Comparing Classification Methods in the Investigation of Glyptic Visual Languages / Sergio Camiz, Alessandro Di Ludovico
12:50-13:10 - TURATH: Unlocking Arabic Egyptology Archives Using A Multimodal AI Translation Workflow / Adam Amin
13:10-13:30 - Human-Carnivore Interactions in Payre Unit G (Rhône Valley, France): a Zooarchaeological, Taphonomic and Deep Learning Approach / Natalia Abellán-Beltrán, Juan Marín-Hernando, Manuel Domínguez-Rodrigo, Anne M. Moigne, Nicolas Lateur, Patricia Valensi, Marie H. Moncel
13:30-14:30 - Lunch