Contacts, Migrations and Climate Change Prague 2015 May 19th – 22nd

Programme  

Tuesday : 10,00 – 13,00: Registration 13,00 – 14,00: Opening ceremony    

SESSION I – THE BLACK SEA AREA Chair: Gocha R. Tsetskhladze (University of Melbourne, Australia) 14,00 – 14,25: THE MOST MARVELLOUS OF ALL SEAS Gocha R. Tsetskhladze (University of Melbourne, Australia) 14,25 – 14,50: IMPORTED BLACK-GLAZED POTTERY IN PANTICAPAEUM IN THE 6TH – 2ND CENTURIES BC Tatyana Egorova (University of Moscow, Russia) 14,50 – 15,15: RÉFLEXIONS SUR QUELQUES TRAITS PARTICULIERS DU CORPS CIVIQUE DANS LES CITÉS NORD-PONTIQUES Marta Oller Guzmán – Victor Cojocaru (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain – Institute d’Archéologie de Iaşi, Romania) 15,15 – 15,40: KURUL KALESI EXCAVATIONS: ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PONTIC KINGDOM OF MITHRADATES VI EUPATOR. Süleyman Yücel Şenyurt (Gazi Üniversitesi Edebiyat Fakültesi, Ankara, Turkey)

15,40 – 16,10: Coffee break

 

  16,10 – 16,35: HELLENISTIC MOULDMADE RELIEF BOWLS FROM KELAINAI Pierre Dupont – Vasilica Lungu (Maison de l'Orient et de la Méditerranée, Lyon, France – Romanian Academy, Bucarest, Romania) 16,35 – 17,00: LE STATUT JURIDIQUE DES CITÉS GRECQUES DE LA CÔTE OCCIDENTALE DE LA MER NOIRE À L’ÉPOQUE D’AUGUSTE Alexandru Avram (Université du Maine, France) 17,00 – 17,25: SOUTHWESTERN PONTOS IN THE ORBIS ROMANUS. POLITICAL INTEGRATION OF SOCIAL COMMUNITIES Hristo Preshlenov (National Archaeological Institute with Museum, Sofia, Bulgaria) 17,25 – 17,50: LE SYSTÈME DÉFENSIVE ROMAINE DANS LA MER NOIRE Livio Zerbini (Università degli studi di Ferrara, Italy)

17,50 – 19,00: Coffee break 19,00 – Evening lecture: CULTURAL AND SCIENTIFIC INTERRELATIONS Prof. Dr. Friederike Fless (Deutsches Archäologisches Institut, Berlin)    

Wednesday: SESSION II – AEGEAN AND ANATOLIA Chairs: Anthony Harding, Peter Pavúk 9,00 – 9,25: NEW EVIDENCE FOR TRADE ROUTES IN METALS IMPORTED INTO CRETE DURING THE EARLY MINOAN PERIOD Philip P. Betancourt – James D. Muhly (University of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA) 9,25 – 9,50: AXE IN THE WATER: BRONZE AXES BETWEEN THE AEGEAN, CYPRUS AND THE LEVANT C. 1800–1000 BC Assaf Yasur-Landau (University of Haifa, Israel)

 

  9,50 – 10,15: A ‘SPECIAL PROCESSION’ IN MINOAN SEAL IMAGES: OBSERVATIONS ON RITUAL DRESS IN MINOAN CRETE Fritz Blakolmer (University of Vienna, Austria) 10,15 – 10,40: AMBER IN MINOAN AND MYCENAEAN CULTURES: A COMPARATIVE APPROACH Janusz Czebreszuk (University in Poznań, Poland)

10,40 – 11,10: Coffee break 11,10 – 11,35: DECONSTRUCTING ACHILLES/PYRISOOS. STORIES ABOUT PIYAMARADU AND THE MAKING OF A HOMERIC HEROS. Konstantinos Kopanias (Kapodistrian University, Athens, Greece) 11,35 – 12,00: IMPORTS AS PROXY DATA FOR CHANGE IN GREEK TRADE AFTER THE MYCENAEAN COLLAPSE: A QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS Sarah C. Murray (University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, USA) 12,00 – 12,25: MOVEMENT MAD: PERSPECTIVES ON MOVEMENT IN THE ANCIENT AEGEAN Saro Wallace (Center for Hellenic Studies, Harvard University)

12,30 – 14,00: lunch 14,00 – 14,25: BRONZE AGE POTTERY FROM DIKILI TASH, NORTHERN GREECE : TRACING CONTINUITIES AND CONTACTS Dimitra Malamidou (18th Ephorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities, Kavala, Greece)

SESSION III – CENTRAL EUROPE Chairs: Anthony Harding and Věra Klonza-Jaklová 14,25 – 14,50: ON THE ISSUE OF CONTINUITY/DISCONTINUITY IN EARLY AND MIDDLE BRONZE AGE CIVILIZATIONS Jozef Bátora – Peter Tóth (Comenius University in Bratislava and Institute of Archaeology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Nitra, Slovakia)

 

  14,50 – 15,15: MOBILITY AND MIGRATIONS OF THE ÚNĚTICE CULTURE. NEW DATA, MODELS AND PERSPECTIVES Dalia A. Pokutta (Gothenburg University, Sweden) 15,15 – 15,40: LATE BRONZE AGE ON THE MOVE: TRACING CONTACTS OF CAPUT ADRIAE AND THE CARPATHIAN BASIN Hrvoje Kalafatić (Institute of Archaeology, Zagreb, Croatia)

15,40– 16,10: Coffee break 16,10 – 16,35: CENTRAL EUROPE AND THE FORMATION OF THE SEA PEOPLES MOVEMENT: HYPOTHESIS AND EVIDENCE Věra Klonza-Jaklová a Manolis Klontzas (Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic) 16,35 – 17,00: “AND FOUR STRONG-NECKED HORSES HE THREW SWIFTLY ON THE PYRE”. ON HUMAN-HORSE RELATIONSHIPS IN EARLY IRON AGE CENTRAL EUROPE Petra Kmeťová (Bratislava, Slovakia)

  Thursday: SESSION IV – CLASSICAL/HELLENISTIC/ROMAN Chair: Thanasis Sideris 9,30 – 9,55: TOREUTICS AS A VEHICLE OF CULTURAL RELATIONS BETWEEN GREEKS AND THEIR NEIGHBOURS Athanasios Sideris (Foundation of the Hellenic World, Athens, Greece) 9,55 – 10,20: THE MACEDONIAN EXPANSION WEST OF THE RIVER AXIOS: CONQUEST, CONTACTS, AND MYTHS Ioannis K. Xydopoulos (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece) 10,20 – 10,45: “MARATHON WITHOUT PHALANX?” – DIE ENTSTEHUNG DER PHALANX UND IHRE BEDEUTUNG FÜR DIE GRIECHISCHEN POLIS AUS DER SICHT DER ARCHÄOLOGIE Marek Verčík (Ludwig-Maximilian-Universität München, Germany)

10,45 – 11,15: Coffee break

 

  11,15 – 11,40: CLOSER TO HEAVEN: TRADITION OF ABOVE-GROUND BURIALS IN WESTERN ANATOLIA Andrea Ďurianová – Lucia Nováková (Trnava University, Slovakia) 11,40 – 12,05: LYDIA BETWEEN EAST AND WEST: INTERREGIONAL RELATIONS OF LYDIAN POTTERY R. Gül Gürtekin Demir (Ege Üniversitesi, Izmir, Turkey) 12,05 – 12,30: IN PURSUIT OF CONNECTIVITY IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: CORINTHIAN CONVENTIONALISING POTTERY FROM EUESPERIDES AND THE BROADER REGION OF CYRENAICA Eleni Zimi (University of Peloponnese, Greece) 12,30 – 12,55: CHANGE YOU CAN BELIEVE IN: RELIGIOUS ARCHITECTURE AND UNORTHODOX CLASSICISM IN ASIA MINOR Fikret K. Yegül (University of California, USA)

13,00 – 14,30: Lunch  

SESSION V – CLIMATE Chair: Petr Charvát 14,30 – 14,55: ΚΙΝΕΣΙΣ ΜΕΓΙΣΤΗ (THUC. 1.1.9): A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON ANCIENT CLIMATE-CHANGE-INDUCED MIGRATIONS. THE CASE OF GREEK STASEIS DURING THE “SECOND COLONISATION” Aura Piccioni (Regensburg University, Germany)   14,55 – 15,20: THOUGHTS ON AN EXTINCT SPECIES OF FISH IN BITHYNIA AND PAPHLAGONIA Güngör Karauğuz (Necmettin Erbakan University, Turkey) 15,20 – 15,45: INSTRUKTIONEN ÜBER BOTANIK IN KLEINASIEN FÜR DEUTSCHE INGENIEURE AM ANFANG DES 20. JAHRHUNDERTS Fatih Çolak (Necmettin Erbakan University, Turkey) 15,45 – 17,00: Coffee break and poster session

 

  Walk through the historical centre of Prague to the Town Hall of the New Town, where the reception will be held. 19,00

EVENING RECEPTION, New Town Hall

 

Friday: SESSION VI – CELTS ON THE MOVE Chair: V. Kruta 9,30 – 9,55: WHAT HAVE THE CELTS TO DO WITH LA TÈNE? John Collis (University of Sheffield, United Kingdom) 9,55 – 10,20: THE SOCIETY OF SOUTH-WESTERN POLAND IN THE LIGHT OF CULTURAL CONTACTS IN THE EARLY IRON AGE Dagmara Łaciak – Anna Józefowska – Bogusław Gediga (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland - Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology PAN, Wrocław, Poland) 10,20 – 10,45: A PROPOS DE LA REPRÉSENTATION ZOOMORPHE DANS L’ART ET L’EXPRESSION PLASTIQUE DE LA FIN DE LA TÈNE Nathalie Ginoux (Université Paris-Sorbonne, France)

10,45 – 11,15: Coffee break 11,15– 11,40: BOÏENS ET VOLQUES: LES DEUX VISAGES DE LA BOHÊME ET DE LA MORAVIE CELTIQUES Venceslas Kruta (École pratique des Hautes études, Paris, France) 11,40 – 12,05: LES RELATIONS DE LA BOHEME AVEC L´OUEST ET L´EST LATÉNIENS AU 4E ET 3E SC. AVANT J.C. NOUVELLES CONSIDÉRATIONS Pavel Sankot (National Museum, Prague, Czech Republic) 12,05 – 12,30: THE BELGAE OF GAUL AND BRITAIN: REVISTING CROSS-CHANNEL CONTACTS IN THE LATER IRON AGE Andrew W. Lamb (University of Leicester, United Kingdom)

12,30 – 14,00: Lunch

 

   

SESSION VII – THRACE AND ITS RULERS Chair: L. Domaradzka 14,00 – 14,25: THE EMPORION PISTIROS IN SOUTHERN BULGARIA. ORGANISATION AND EVOLUTION OF ITS CITYSCAPE Alexey Gotzev (NIAM -Sofia, Bulgaria) 14,25 – 14,50: COIN FINDS FROM PISTIROS. DISSEMINATION BY CONTEXTS, LAYERS AND COMPLEXES Valya Taneva (Archaeological Museum "Prof. Mieczyslav Domaradzki", Bulgaria) 14,50 – 15,15: PISTIROS, THE “MIDDLE GROUND” OF A “SMALL GREEK WORLD”? Jan Gerrit de Boer (Dutch Archaeological Historical Society, Netherlands) 15,15 – 15,40: ATTIC PAINTED POTTERY FROM THE EMPORION PISTIROS – SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION Viara Petrova (Archaeological Museum "Prof. Mieczyslav Domaradzki", Bulgaria)

15,40 – 16,10: Coffee break 16,10 – 16,35: INVISIBLE COMMODITIES: THE CASE OF THE THRACIAN SLAVE TRADE Lidia Domaradzka – Ewa Domaradzka (Sofia, Bulgaria and Krakow, Poland) 16,35 – 17,00: A NEW TYPE OF SANCTUARY OF THE BESSI IN THE WESTERN RHODOPES AT KLEPTUZA IN VELINGRAD Diana Gergova (NIAM -Sofia, Bulgaria; University of Rzeszow, Poland) 17,00 – 17,25: A ROMAN CRATER WITH A DIONYSIAC SCENE FROM THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM IN SANDANSKI Emil Nankov – Alexandrina Tsoneva (American Research Center in Sofia, Bulgaria - New Bulgarian University, Bulgaria)

17,25: Closing remarks (AH, PP, VKJ)  

 

   

POSTERS     EINE WIRTSCHAFTLICHE KRISE IN DER RÖMISCHEN PROVINZ MOESIA INFERIOR IM 3. JAHRHUNDERT? DAS ZEUGNIS DER EPIGRAPHISCHEN QUELLEN Lucretiu Birliba ("Al. I. Cuza" University Iasi, Romania)

THE ROMAN BRIDGE ACROSS THE DANUBE, DOLNI VADIN (BG)–GROJDIBODU (RO) Dorel Bondoc (The Museum of Oltenia, Craiova, Romania)

TO BE A FOREIGNER IN A SANCTUARY: IMPORTED ARTEFACTS FROM THE SANCTUARY OF ATHENA IN PEDASA ON THE HALICARNASSIAN PENINSULA Hülya Bulut (Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University, Muğla, Turkey)

AWARENESS OF UNITY: BRONZE AGE SPOUTED POTS FROM CENTRAL EUROPE Miroslav Daňhel (Archaeological Centre Olomouc, Czech Republic)

THE CHRONOLOGY OF NARROW-NECKED LIGHT-CLAY AMPHORAE OF SHELOV TYPES D AND F BASED ON CERAMIC MATERIAL FROM BURIAL COMPLEXES Sergey Didenko – Boris Magomedov (National Museum of Ukraine’s History, Kiev – Institute of Archaeology, Kiev, Ukraine)

THE CULT OF HEPHAESTUS DABATOPOIOS Alina Dimitrova – Marios Kamenou (Varna, Bulgaria; Nicosia, Cyprus)

THE EXCAVATİON AT CINGIRT KAYASI IN THE EASTERN BLACK SEA REGİON OF TURKEY Ayşe F. Erol – Deniz Tamer (Gazi University, Ankara, Turkey)

PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF THE EXCAVATIONS OF THE ROMAN THEATER AT OLBA IN ROUGH CILICIA Emel Erten (Gazi University, Ankara, Turkey)

 

  BÖHMEN UND BAYERN IN DER URNENFELDERZEIT. EIN GRAB DER MITTLEREN URNENFELDERZEIT MIT BRONZETASSE AUS DEM GRÄBERFELD VON SENGKOFEN, GEMEINDE MINTRACHING, LKR. REGENSBURG Hilke Hennig (Augsburg, Germany)

LA CÉRAMIQUE PEINTE GRECQUE ARCHAÏQUE PROVENANT DES SITES DU BAS DON Victor Kopylov (Université Fédérale de la Russie du Sud, Rostov-sur-le-Don, Russia)

NERO’S PLANNED CAMPAIGN TO DERBENT Alexander Kudryavtsev (Stavropol, Russia)

DERBENT: THE FIRST FORTRESS ON THE SCYTHIAN MIGRATION ROUTE FROM THE BLACK SEA AREA TO THE MIDDLE EAST Evgeniy Kudryavtsev (Stavropol, Russia)

SOME OBSERVATIONS ON MILESIAN AMPHORAE IN CARIA Bekir Özer (Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University, Muğla, Turkey)

THE ROMAN BATHS OF KALLIPOLIS (AETOLIA) AND BATHING CULTURE IN ROMAN GREECE Nikolaos Petrochilos (Archaeological Museum of Delphi, Greece)

ARCHAIC AND CLASSICAL ATTIC POTTERY FROM THE ANTANDROS NECROPOLIS Yasemin Polat (Ege Üniversity, Izmir, Turkey)

ONCE MORE ON THE BENEFACTOR OF THE METROPOLIS PHILIPPOPOLIS, THRACE T. CLAUDIUS SACERDOS IULIANUS Ivo Topalilov (The University of Shumen, Bulgaria)