Invitation - AG Eisenzeit

S t u d y G r o u p I r o n A g e
o f t h e
W e s t - a n d s o u t h g e r m a n S o c i e t y o f A r c h a e o l o g y e . V .
and
N a t u r a l H i s t o r y M u s e u m V i e n n a
D e p a r t m e n t o f P r a e h i s t o r y
Invitation
to the international meeting „Technology development and –transfer in the iron Age“ in
Hallstatt (Austria), the 10 th to 13 th September 2009.
A great part of archaeological work is dedicated to technical and technological aspects. One of the
reasons for this is that these subjects stand on solid ground - more than subjects like religion or
cultural contact. In addition to the reconstruction of technical processes the 26 papers will deal with
the concentration of technological development in space and time, with mechanisms of diffusion
and the integration of certain social groups into these processes. Among regional studies there will
be discussed the general transfer mechanisms of material groups like ceramics, metall, textiles,
stones, fossile materials and glass.
M e e t i n g p l a c e
The meeting takes place in the Centre of Culture and Congresses in Hallstatt. The congress office
will be also there. In the attachment you will find a map of Hallstatt. You can arrive Hallstatt by car
and by train (incl. ship tour crossing the Hallstatt lake); the next airports are Salzburg, Linz, Vienna
(all Austria) and Munich (Germany).
E x c u r s i o n s
Two excursions will be offered:
Excursion A/B: Museum Hallstatt, archaeological-historical guided walk through the village,
“Hochtal” with cemetry and prehistoric salt mine. This excursion will be
undertaken half-days at the 11 th and 12 th September, in two groups by the team of
the NHM Vienna.
Excursion C: Day-trip to Hallein, guided tour of the topography of the Dürrnberg and the Museum
Hallein. Organisation by the team of the Upper Austrian Museum Linz and the
Austrian Research Centre Dürrnberg.
P o s t e r s
Registration of posters is possible until the 15 th July 2009. Subjects should be about current research
projects to Iron Age societies irrespective of the topic of the meeting. Please, send a summery (max.
400 words) to ageisenzeit@yahoo.de.
without reduction:
with reduction:
excursion A/B:
excursion C:
F e e s
20 Euro
15 Euro
10 Euro
30 Euro (with reduction 25 Euro)
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A c c o m o d a t i o n
Hallstatt has a greater range of accomodation (between 26 and 85 Euros). There is a pre-reservation
for meeting guests in some hotels of Hallstatt. All guests, whether speakers or listeners, will be
requested to manage their own reservation. Please, write concerning this until the 20 th May
2009 to:
Tourismusverband Inneres Salzkammergut
Geschäftsstelle Hallstatt
Mrs. Teresa Preims
Seestraße 169, 4830 Hallstatt, Austria
Tel.: +43 (6134) 8208, Fax: +43 (6134) 8208 14
e-mail: hallstatt@dachstein-salzkammergut.at
Further informations to the region at the web-pages www.hallstatt.at und www.inneressalzkammergut.at
R e g i s t r a t i o n
Please, send the attached form until the 15 th July 2009 to the following adresse:
Study group Iron Age
c/o Dr. Julia Koch, Chair of Prehistory
University Leipzig
Ritterstr. 14
04109 Leipzig
Germany
Fax: +49 (0) 341-97 37046
E-Mail: ageisenzeit@yahoo.de
Also all colleagues, who have send already an announcment of a paper or a poster to Leipzig, will
be requested to fill the form. Please, transfer the fees until the 15 th July 2009, to following
account at the BAWAG P.S.K. Bank für Arbeit und Wirtschaft und Österreichische Postsparkassen
Aktiengesellschaft:
Account: 96050428
Bank sort code: 60000
IBAN: AT 866000000096050428
BIC: OPSKATWW
code: EISENZEIT (please, add this key word to the transfer)
If need be, please cancel by written way; until the 20 th August 2009 we can pay back 60 % of the
fees.
O u r P a r t n e r s
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S t u d y G r o u p I r o n A g e
o f t h e
W e s t - a n d s o u t h g e r m a n S o c i e t y o f A r c h a e o l o g y e . V .
and
N a t u r a l H i s t o r y M u s e u m V i e n n a
D e p a r t m e n t o f P r a e h i s t o r y
Wednesday, 9 Sep 09
afternoon congress office is open
evening get-together
„Technology development and –transfer
in the Iron Age“
Programme
Thursday, 10 Sep 09
9.00 General welcome through Julia Koch (Leipzig) and Anton Kern (Wien)
• Introduction
9.10 Julia Koch (Leipzig), Introduction
9.30 Kerstin P. Hofmann (Berlin) and Sabine Patzke (Rom), Von Athen nach Etrurien. Zum
Diffusionsprozess der entlehnten Innovation „ceramica sovraddipinta“
10.00 Diana Modarressi-Tehrani (Witten), Handwerkliche Spezialisierung – ein archäologisches
Konstrukt?
10.30 coffee break
• Technology transfer in regional studies I
11.00 Kathrina Rebay-Salisbury (Leicester), Translating art and craft: Human representations, identities
and social relations in the Late Bronze and Iron Age of Central Europe
11.30 Dirk Paul Mielke and Mariano Torres Ortiz (Madrid), Technologietransfer und -entwicklung auf
der Iberischen Halbinsel im Rahmen der orientalisch-phönizischen Kulturkontakte
12.00 Manuel Fernández-Götz, Gonzalo Ruiz Zapatero und Jesús Álvarez-Sanchís (Madrid), Die
Ausbreitung der Eisenmetallurgie auf der Iberischen Halbinsel. Technologische und soziale
Aspekte
12.30 lunch break
• Technology transfer in regional studies II
14.00 Vladimír Salač (Praha), Zum Technologietransfer zwischen Kelten und Germanen
14.30 Daniel Sahlén (Glasgow), Technological and social processes: metalworking and ceramic
technology in Iron Age Scotland
• Ceramics
15.00 Ines Balzer (Esslingen), Beobachtungen zur frühesten Drehscheibenkeramik im
Verbreitungsgebiet der späthallstattzeitlichen „Fürstensitze“
15.20 Claudia Tappert (Madrid), Übernahme und Entwicklung der Drehscheibentechnik im östlichen
Späthallstatt-/Frühlatènekreis
15.40 Florian Schneider (Mannheim), Die Drehscheibenkeramik der Hunsrück-Eifel-Kultur. Zur
Ableitung und sozialen Verortung einer neuen Technologie
16.00 coffee break
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• Current research in Hallstatt
16.30 Anton Kern (Wien), Aktuelle Forschungen in Hallstatt
17.00 Hans Reschreiter (Wien), Aktuelle Forschungen im Bergwerk von Hallstatt
17.30 Kerstin Kowarik (Wien), Techniques of Adaptation in Hallstatt. Transalpine communication
networks facing climatic change
18.00 Hans Reschreiter and Michael Grabner (Wien), Schöpfer, Schale, Multer; zur Technologie
hallstattzeitlicher Holzgefäße
evening
reception held by the city of Hallstatt
Friday, 11 Sep 09
09.00 excursions in Hallstatt:
group A: “Hochtal” (cemetery, salt mine)
group B: guided walking tour of the town and museum Hallstatt
12.30 lunch break
• Stones and fossil materials
14.00 Anne Baron (Strasbourg), Ornaments artefacts in black shales (lignit, jet, shales…) in Celtic
Europe: a new perspective of the exchanges during the Iron Age?
14.30 Stefanie Wefers (Mainz), Reibst Du noch oder drehst Du schon? Die ältesten bekannten
Drehmühlen des westlichen Europas
15.00 poster session
15.30 coffee break
• Metallurgy
16.00 Sabine Pabst-Dörrer (Marburg), Italische Einflüsse im ältereisenzeitlichen Spiralfibelhandwerk
nordalpiner, ostadriatischer und ägäischer Kulturgruppen. Technologietransfer über Alpen und
Mittelmeer
16.30 Katharina Becker (Dublin), The Introduction of Iron Technology to Ireland
17.00 Birgit Schorer (Rottenburg), Der Werkstoff Silber in der Schmuckherstellung der Latènezeit
17.30 Barbara Armbruster (Toulouse), Technologietransfer im eisenzeitlichen Goldschmiedehandwerk.
Fallstudien zu hallstattzeitlichen und Iberischen Edelmetallarbeiten
18.00 study group Iron age: election of speaker and advisory board and of the topic of the meeting 2010
evening
public lecture:
Laurent Olivier (St. Germain-en-Laye), The “Briquetage de la Seille” (France, Lorraine):
a “proto-industrial” Salt Production in the Early Iron Age?
Saturday, 12 Sep 09
09.00 excursions in Hallstatt:
group A: guided walking tour of the town and museum Hallstatt
group B: “Hochtal” (cemetery, salt mine)
12.30 lunch break
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• Textiles
14.00 Karina Grömer (Wien), Herstellungsprozesse, Strukturen und Entwicklungen – Eisenzeitliche
Textilproduktion in Österreich
14.30 Barbara Fath (Freiburg), Spinnen und Weben, Verhüllen und Verknüpfen – Textilherstellung und
deren Darstellung in Gräbern der frühen Eisenzeit Oberitaliens
15.00 Tomaso Di Fraia (Pisa), Le cas d’Archi et le développement du filage et du tissage en Italie entre
Bronze final et premier Âge du fer
15.30 coffee break
• Glass
16.00 Virginie Defente (Rennes), Red Glass in early Iron Age continental Europe: technical innovation
and social groups
16.30 Natalie Venclová and Václav Hulínský (Praha), Glassworking at Němčice, Moravia: technological
and cultural implications
17.00 Maciej Karwowski (Rzeszów), Glastechnik und ihre Technologieentwicklung in der La Tène-
Kultur – fremder Einfluss oder eigene Kreativität?
17.30 Julia Koch (Leipzig), summary and final discussion
evening get-together
Sunday, 13 Sep 09
Excursion to Hallein: salt mine, topography, museum.
By request it would be possible to stop on the way back at the main station of Salzburg.
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