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Welcome to the XVII International Congress of Classical Archaeology 

Quondam reges hanc tenuere urbem, nec tamen domesticis successoribus eam tradere contigit; supervenere alieni et quidam 

externi 

Con queste parole pronunciate nell’anno 48 durante un’orazione tenuta nel senato per la concessione <strong>del</strong>la citta<strong>di</strong>nanza romana 

ai Galli, Clau<strong>di</strong>o ricordava il carattere interetnico <strong>di</strong> Roma fin dai suoi primi tempi. L’antica vocazione all’integrazione 

<strong>di</strong> genti in una compagine sociale orgogliosa <strong>del</strong>le multiformi origini, la capacità <strong>di</strong> elaborare mo<strong>del</strong>li culturali <strong>di</strong> provenienza 

anche lontana, la lungimiranza <strong>di</strong> saper assumere strumenti <strong>di</strong> evoluzione civile e <strong>di</strong> ascesa spirituale da molteplici experienze 

filosofiche e tra<strong>di</strong>zioni religiose, fanno <strong>di</strong> questa città una sede adatta per <strong>di</strong>scutere e mettere a confronto gli stu<strong>di</strong> sull’incontro 

tra culture nel Me<strong>di</strong>terraneo antico. Il successo oltre ogni previsione <strong>del</strong> terma proposto, che vede la straor<strong>di</strong>naria partecipazione 

<strong>di</strong> stu<strong>di</strong>osi <strong>di</strong> <strong>archeologia</strong> classica <strong>di</strong> tante nazioni, <strong>di</strong>mostra l’attuale interesse <strong>del</strong>la ricerca proprio per quegli aspetti <strong>del</strong> 

mondo antico, in una prospettiva storica consapevole anche <strong>di</strong> analoghe drammatiche esigenze <strong>del</strong>la società contemporanea. 

L’Associazione Internazionale <strong>di</strong> Archeologia Classica rivolge un saluto ed esprime gratitu<strong>di</strong>ne alle Autorità che hanno voluto 

manifestare la propria adesione all’iniziativa, un caloroso benvenuto algi stu<strong>di</strong>osi che intervengono al Congreso, un sentito 

ringraziamento a coloro che ne hanno favorito la realizzazione e agli enti pubblici e privati che con liberalità lo hanno sostenuto. 

Particolare gratitu<strong>di</strong>ne dobbiamo tutti al Professor Andrew Wallace Hadrill, Presidente <strong>del</strong> Comitato organizzativo, 

il quale con generosa attenzione e instancabile de<strong>di</strong>zione si è de<strong>di</strong>cato con i collaboratori al gravoso impegno <strong>di</strong> garantire il 

miglior successo <strong>del</strong> <strong>Congresso</strong> AIAC 2008 a Roma. Un saluto, infine, ai giovani studenti che seguono i lavori <strong>del</strong> <strong>Congresso</strong>, 

nei quali poniamo le speranza <strong>di</strong> ogni futura fortuna per i notri stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> <strong>archeologia</strong> classica. 

Prof. Adriano La Regina AIAC President 

(Istituto Nazionale <strong>di</strong> Archeologia e Storia <strong>del</strong>l’Arte) 

It is no easy challenge to organize a congress that does justice to the richness and extent of work in the field of Classical Archaeology 

across the world. The AIAC committee chose the theme of ‘meetings of Cultures in the Ancient Me<strong>di</strong>terranean’ because it 

wished a broad theme to reflect the full geographical and chronological scope of the subject, and the spirit of promotion of international 

that underpins the Association . The response to our Call for Papers was overwhelming, amounting to over 1000 proposals 

for papers, in<strong>di</strong>vidual or as part of joint sessions. It has been <strong>di</strong>fficult and painful to have to refuse nearly half the proposals, but we 

believe that the range and interest of the sessions proposed means the congress will be a rich and rewar<strong>di</strong>ng experience. We were 

able to accept 390 papers in 65 sessions. In ad<strong>di</strong>tion, proposals for 210 Posters have been accepted. The registered participants 

number 850 from 37 <strong>di</strong>fferent countries. 

None of this would be possible without the hard work and enthusiastic support of a large number of people. I am grateful, in ad<strong>di</strong>tion 

to the Italian institutions which have provided essential support, to my colleagues on the AIAC committee and especially 

those on the working group for the congress, Olof Brandt, Elisabeth Fentress, and Tessa d’Alessio, who have given up time for 

innumerable meetings; to the foreign academies of Rome, Accademia Belgica, Ecole Francaise, Accademia <strong>di</strong> Romania, American 

Academy in Rome, Reale Academia de Espana en Roma, Det Norske Institutt i Roma, Det Danske Institut i Rom, Koninklijk 

Nederlands Instituut Rome, Institutum Romanum Finlan<strong>di</strong>ae, which in ad<strong>di</strong>tion to agreeing to host poster sessions, have offered 

support and hospitality to speakers, and especially to my own institution, the British School at Rome, which with support from 

the British Academy and the Packard Humanities Institute, has financed a series of research assistants. But the hard work has 

been above all of a team of young scholars who have de<strong>di</strong>cated themselves over the course of three years to the endless practical 

details of organization: in early days to Giulia <strong>del</strong> Fabbro, Adam Gutteridge and Elisabetta Coccia; to the four key figures, who 

have taken responsibility for the budget, fundraising and general organization (Valentina Da Pozzo and Silvia De Vitis), for the 

programme (Aimee Forster), and for the poster sessions (Martina dalla Riva). Their de<strong>di</strong>cation, good humour and efficency has 

made an otherwise heavy burden light. These have been backed up by a growing group of volunteers. The enthusiasm with which 

they have embraced and facilitated this congress promises well for the future of the <strong>di</strong>scipline, and for the next 50 years of AIAC 

congresses. 

Andrew Wallace Hadrill President of the XVII AIAC Congress 

(Director The British School at Rome)

XVII AIAC CONGRESS 

XVII AIAC CONGRESS COMMITTEE 

PRESIDENT: 

Prof. Andrew Wallace-Hadrill (British School at Rome) 

MEMBERS: 

Prof. Adriano La Regina AIAC President (Istituto Nazionale <strong>di</strong> Archeologia e Storia <strong>del</strong>l’Arte) 

Prof. Elizabeth Fentress AIAC Vice-President 

Dr. Olof Brandt AIAC Secretary General (Pontificio Istituto <strong>di</strong> Archeologia Cristiana) 

Prof. Vassilis Aravantinos (9th Ephorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities, Boeothia) 

Dr. Gert-Jan Burgers (Nederlands Instituut te Rome) 

Dr. Maria Teresa D’Alessio (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Prof. Michel Gras (École Française de Rome) 

Prof. Henner von Hesberg (Deutsches Archäeologisches Institut Rom) 

Prof. Paolo Liverani (Università Degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Firenze) 

Prof. Barbro Santillo Frizell (Svenska Institutet i Rom) 

Prof. Kaj Sandberg (Institutum Romanum Finlan<strong>di</strong>ae) 

ORGANISING SECRETARIAT 

Martina Dalla Riva: Poster Sessions, Registration, Secretariat 

Valentina Da Pozzo: Secretariat, Logistics, Fund-Raising and Sponsorships 

Silvia De Vitis: Finance, Fund-Raising and Sponsorships 

Aimee Forster: Registration, Programme, Logistics, Secreteriat 

Veneranda Ma<strong>di</strong>o: Administration, registration 

VOLUNTEERS 

Katarzyna Bozenska: Secretariat 

Ilaria D’Oriente: Poster Sessions, Programme, Secreteriat 

Irene Fanizza: Press Office assistant 

Almalinda Giacummo: Press Office 

Aglaia Margani: Poster Sessions, Programme, Secreteriat 

Luna Moltedo: Poster Sessions, Programme, Secreteriat 

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMME SUMMARY 

MONDAY 22 SEPTEMBER 

FAO 08.00 - 11.00 REGISTRATION 

11.30-13.30 FIRST PLENARY SESSION Meetings of cultures, across space and time 

14.30-16.30 SECOND PLENARY SESSION Early and Republican Rome as a centre for meetings of cultures 

SOCIAL EVENT 

18.30 OPENING RECEPTION AT THE CAMPIDOLIO 

TUESDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 09.00 - 11.00 

ROOM A 

Conexiones Rurales: Explotación colonial, intensificación 

agraria y poblamiento rural en el Me<strong>di</strong>terráneo 

occidental 

Peter van Dommelen (University of Glasgow) & Carlos 

Gómez Bellard (Universitat de València) 

ROOM B 

Transforming the Me<strong>di</strong>terranean: the Creation of New 

Identities 

Organizer: Denise Demetriou (Michigan State University) 

ROOM C 

Greek Colonization: Approaches, Cultural Relationships, 

and Exchange 

Organizer: Franco De Angelis (University of British Columbia) 

ROOM D 

Gods in the making 

Organizer: Ted Kaizer (University of Durham) 

Discussant: Rubina Raja (Aarhus University) 

ROOM E 

Urbanization and state formation in Italy during the 1st 

millenium BC 

Organizers: Alessandro Gui<strong>di</strong> (Università <strong>di</strong> Verona) & 

Francesca Fulminante (University of Cambridge) 

ROOM F 

Being ‘Graeco-Persian’ 

Organizer: Catherine Draycott (University of Oxford) 


ROOM A 

Punic interactions: cultural, technological and economic 

exchange between Punic and other cultures in the 

22-26 SEPTEMBER 2008 

Me<strong>di</strong>terranean 

Organizers: Andrew Wilson & Josephine Quinn (University 

of Oxford) 

Discussant: Emanuele Papi (Università <strong>di</strong> Siena) 

ROOM B 

Migrations and large-scale movements in the ancient 


Organizers: Ve<strong>di</strong>a Izzet (University of Southampton) & 

Corinna Riva (University College London) 

Discussant: Bernard Knapp (University of Glasgow) 

ROOM C 

Colonization and the development of Greek identity in the 

Western Me<strong>di</strong>terranean 

Organizers & Discussants: Kathryn Lomas (University 

College London) & Edward Herring (National University 

of Ireland, Galway) 

ROOM D 

Testo, immagine, comunicazione: immagine come linguaggio 

Organizer: Marco Ren<strong>del</strong>i (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Sassari) 

Discussant: Giuseppe Sassatelli (Università <strong>di</strong> Bologna) 

ROOM E 

Long-<strong>di</strong>stance contacts and Acculturation in central Italy 

from 1000 to 700 BC. 

Organizer: Albert Nijboer (University of Groningen; Groningen 

Institute of Archaeology) 

Discussant: Bruno d’Agostino 

ROOM F 

Cultural contacts and exchange − case stu<strong>di</strong>es from 

Anatolia 

Organizer: Ute Kelp (German Archaeological Institute, 

Istanbul) 

Discussant: Friederike Fless (Freie Universität, Berlin) 

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ROOM A 

La Sardegna dai Fenici ai Romani: incontri e relazioni tra 

culture 

Organizer: Carlo Tronchetti (Museo Archeologico Nazonale 

<strong>di</strong> Cagliari) 

Discussant: Sandro Filippo Bondì (Università <strong>del</strong>la Tuscia) 

ROOM B 

Exchange networks in the Eastern Me<strong>di</strong>terranean 

Organizer: James Whitley (Car<strong>di</strong>ff University) 

Discussant: Carla Antonaccio (Duke University, Durham) 

ROOM C 

Formen der Begegnung: Kolonisten und In<strong>di</strong>gene in der 

Magna Graecia und in Sizilien vom 7. bis zum -3. Jh. 

v.Chr. 

Organizer & Discussant: Richard Neudecker (Istituto Archeologico 

Germanico, Roma) 

ROOM D 

Oriental Cults at Rome 

Organizer: Carlo Pavolini (Università <strong>del</strong>la Tuscia) 

Discussant: Serenella Ensoli (Seconda Università degli 

Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Napoli) 

ROOM E 

La frontiera tirrenica: scambi, mobilità e interazione culturale 

nella Campania <strong>di</strong> età orientalizzante e arcaica 

Organizer: Marco Minoja (Direzione Regionale per i beni 

culturali e paesaggistici <strong>del</strong>la Lombar<strong>di</strong>a) 

Discussant: Valeria Sampaolo (Soprintendenza per i Beni 

Archeologici <strong>del</strong>le Province <strong>di</strong> Napoli e Caserta) 

ROOM F 

4th century Caria: between Greeks and Persians, Defining 

a Carian Identity under the Hekatomnids 

Organizer: Olivier Henry (Koç University, Istanbul) 

Discussant: Christopher Ratté (University of Michigan) 

WEDNESDAY 24 SEPTEMBER 09.00 - 11.00 

ROOM A 

Fenici, In<strong>di</strong>geni, Greci, Cartaginesi, Romani, Vandali. 

Stratificazione e interazione culturale a Olbia (Sarde-gna) 

dall’VIII sec. a. C. al V d. C. 

Organizer: Rubens D’Oriano (Soprintendenza per i Beni 

Archeologici per le Province <strong>di</strong> Sassari e Nuoro) 

Discussant: Attilio Mastino (Università <strong>di</strong> Sassari) 

ROOM B 

Forms of contact and transformation processes in the Ancient 

Me<strong>di</strong>terranean: Rome and its provinces 

Organizer & Discussant: Maria Isabel D’Agostino Flem- 

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ing (Museu de Arqueologia e Etnologia. Universidade de 

SãoPaulo, Brasil) 

ROOM C 

Greek vases, Etruscan context 

Organizer: Dimitris Paleothodoros (University of Thessaly) 

Discussant: Mario Torelli (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Perugia) 

ROOM D 

Miti, culti e luoghi sacri nell’ellenismo italico 

Organizer: Maria Josè Strazzulla (Università <strong>di</strong> Foggia) 

Discussant: Adriano La Regina (Associazione Internazionale 

<strong>di</strong> Archeologia Classica) 

ROOM E 

Culture a contatto in Campania. Processi <strong>di</strong> trasformazione 

tra V e IV secolo a.C. 

Organizer: Maria Bonghi Jovino (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> 

Milano) 

Discussant: Stefano De Caro (Ministero per i Beni e le Attività 

Culturali) 

ROOM F 

Constructing spaces: assessing architectural and decorative 

exchange between East and West 

Organizer: Rubina Raja (Aarhus University) 

Discussant: Andreas Kropp (University of Nottingham) 

POSTER SESSIONS 18.30 - 21.00 

Death and Religion in Classical Antiquity 

Aspetti Cultuali e Funerari nell’Antichità Classica 

At the American Academy 

Urban Centres - Centri Urbani 

At the Istitutum Romanum Finlan<strong>di</strong>ae 

Villas - Ville 

At the Det Norske Institutt i Roma 


ROOM A 

Identità e multiculturalità nella Sicilia <strong>di</strong> età coloniale 

(VIII-IV sec.a.C.) 

Organizer: Francesca Spatafora (Soprintendenza Beni Culturali 

e Ambientali <strong>di</strong> Palermo) 

Discussant: Dieter Mertens (Istituto Archeologico Germanico 

Roma) 

ROOM C 

Beyond Identity in the Hellenistic East 

Organizer: Jennifer Gates-Foster (University of Texas at 

Austin) 

Discussant: Susan Alcock (Joukowsky Institute for 

Archaeology and the Ancient World, Brown University)

ROOM B 

Roma en el Me<strong>di</strong>terráneo: caracterización de las relaciones 

entre el mundo autóctono y la implantación 

romana a través <strong>del</strong> análisis de <strong>di</strong>ferentes aspectos <strong>del</strong> 

ámbito de las creencias 

Organizers: Oliva Rodríguez Gutiérrez (Universidad de 

Sevilla) & Valentina Da Pozzo (University of Rea<strong>di</strong>ng) 

Discussants: Manuel Bendala Galán (Universidad Autónoma 

de Madrid), Simon Keay (British School at Rome, University 

of Southampton) 

ROOM D 

Immagini e parole. Convergenze e <strong>di</strong>vergenze: Etruria, 

Cartagine, Roma 

Organizer: Filippo Delpino (Istituto <strong>di</strong> Stu<strong>di</strong> sulle Civiltà 

Italiche e <strong>del</strong> Me<strong>di</strong>terraneo Antico) 

Discussant: Ricardo Olmos (Escuela Española de Historia y 

Arqueología, Roma) 

ROOM E 

Tra importazione e produzione locale: lineamenti 

teoretici e applicazioni pratiche per l’in<strong>di</strong>viduazione 

<strong>di</strong> mo<strong>del</strong>li culturali. Il caso <strong>di</strong> Tarquinia 

Organizer & Discussant: Giovanna Bagnasco Gianni 

(Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

ROOM F 

Formation d’une culture urbaine aux marges du 

désert syro-arabique: espaces urbains et périurbains 

Organizer & Discussant: Jean-Marie Dentzer 

(l’Université de Paris 1) 

Plenary Sessions MONDAY 22 SEPTEMBER 


ROOM A 

Ritual Communities and Local Identities in the Iron Age- 

Archaic Western Me<strong>di</strong>terranean 

Organizer: Lela Urquhart (Stanford University) 

Discussant: Sara Owen (University of Cambridge) 

ROOM B 

Infrastrutture <strong>del</strong>la navigazione e dei commerci nel Me<strong>di</strong>terraneo 

(età arcaica- I sec.d.C.): topografia dei li-torali e 

<strong>di</strong>namiche storico-economiche 

Organizers: José Perez Ballester (University of València) & 

Marinella Pasquinucci (Università <strong>di</strong> Pisa) 

Discussant: Carmen Aranegui (University of València) 

ROOM C 

The New Self-Awareness of Local Populations in Greek 

Influenced Regions from the 4th to the 1st Century BC 

Organizer: Agnes Henning (Freie Universität, Berlin) 

Discussant: Massimo Osanna (Università Matera) 


ROOM D 

Linguaggi e tra<strong>di</strong>zioni <strong>del</strong>la pittura ellenistica in Italia e 

in Sicilia 

Organizer: Maurizio Harari (University of Pavia) 

Discussant: Alessandro Naso (Università <strong>del</strong> Molise) 

ROOM E 

Crustumerium: I Latini tra Etruschi e Sabini 

Organizer: Francesco <strong>di</strong> Gennaro (Soprintendenza Speciale 

per i Beni Archeologici <strong>di</strong> Roma & Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> 

<strong>di</strong> Cassino) 

Discussant: Giovanni Colonna (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma ‘ La 

Sapienza’) 

ROOM F 

Hellenistic-Roman Coastal Settlements of the Southern 

Levant: Regional and Interregional Assessments 

Organizers: Katerina Galor & Tomasz Waliszewski (Brown 

University) 

Discussant: Oren Tal (Tel Aviv University) 

THURSDAY 25 SEPTEMBER 09.00 - 11.00 

ROOM A 

Colonising a colonised territory: settlements with Punic 

roots in Roman times 

Organizer: Alicia Jiménez (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones 

Científicas) 

Discussants: Peter van Dommelen (University of Glasgow) 

& David Mattingly (University of Leicester) 

ROOM B 

Portus, Ostia and the Ports of the Roman Me<strong>di</strong>terranean 

Contributions from Archaeology and History I: 

The Annonary Ports 

Organizer: Simon Keay (British School at Rome, 

University of Southampton) 

Discussant:Geoffrey Rickman (University of St. Andrews) 

ROOM C 

Scambi, mobilità in<strong>di</strong>viduale ed elaborazione culturale 

nelle isole <strong>del</strong>l’Egeo meri<strong>di</strong>onale tra tardo Ellenismo ed 

Impero 

Organizer: Luigi M. Caliò (Università <strong>di</strong> Barcellona) 

Discussant: Giorgio Rocco (Politecnico <strong>di</strong> Bari) & Enzo 

Lippolis (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

ROOM D 

Art on the move 

Organizers: Carol Mattusch & Kenneth Lapatin 

(George Mason University; The J.Paul Getty 

Museum) 

Discussant: Carol Mattusch (George Mason 

University) 



ROOM E 

Gli Etruschi e gli altri: l’esempio <strong>di</strong> Veio 

Organizer & Discussant: Gilda Bartoloni (Università <strong>di</strong> 

Roma ‘ La Sapienza’) 

ROOM F 

Palmira tra Oriente e Occidente 

Organizer: Maria Teresa Grassi (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> 

Milano) 

Discussant: Fabio Betti (Regione Lombar<strong>di</strong>a) 


ROOM A 

Corrientes culturales púnicas, Ibéricas y romanas en 

Cataluña 

Organizer: Isabel Rodà de Llanza (Institut Català 

d’Arqueologia Clàssica, Tarragone) 

Discussant: Pere Izquierdo (Institut Català d’Arqueologia 

Clàssica) 

ROOM B 

Portus, Ostia and the Ports of the Roman Me<strong>di</strong>terranean 

Contributions from Archaeology and History II: The 

Regional Ports 

Organizer: Giulia Boetto (Centre Camille Jullian, Université 

d’Aix-en-Provence) 

Discussant: Geoffrey Rickman (University of St. Andrews) 

ROOM C 

Religione come sistema <strong>di</strong> comunicazione: networks e 

rituali nei santuari tra<strong>di</strong>zionali greci <strong>di</strong> età romana 

Organizer: Marco Galli (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Discussant: Susan Alcock (Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology 

and the Ancient World, Brown University) 

ROOM D 

Trasformazioni <strong>di</strong> spazio urbano e scultura a Roma 

Organizer: Lucrezia Ungaro (Comune <strong>di</strong> Roma, 

Sovraintendenza ai Beni Culturali) 

Discussant: Alessandro Viscogliosi (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma 

“La Sapienza”) 

ROOM E 

Etruria ellenistica 

Organizer: Vincent Jolivet (Ecole française de Rome) 

Discussant: Liza Fentress (Associazione Internazionale <strong>di</strong> 

Archeologia Classica) 

ROOM F 

Hellenization and Romanization of the Land of Israel: 

new archaeological evidence 

Organizer & Discussant: Moshe Fischer (Tel Aviv University) 



ROOM A 

Punici, Greci e Romani a Leptis Magna e Sabratha: un 

incontro <strong>di</strong> culture fra Ellenismo e età imperiale 

Organizer: Antonino <strong>di</strong> Vita (Università degli stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> 

Macerata) 

Discussant: Ernesto De Miro 

ROOM B 

Produzione e circolazione <strong>di</strong> ceramiche e anfore <strong>di</strong> area 

tirrenica centro-meri<strong>di</strong>onale (metà/fine IV secolo a.C. - I 

secolo d.C.): i dati <strong>del</strong>la ricerca archeologica e archeometrica 

Organizer: Gloria Olcese (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma 


Discussant: Fausto Zevi & J.P Morel (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma 

‘La Sapienza’) 

ROOM C 

Expressions of cultural exchange in Roman Greece 

Organizer: Maria Papaioannou (University of New 

Brunswick) 

Discussant: Günther Schörner (Friedrich-Schiller-Universität 

Jena) 

ROOM D 

The Gardens of the Ancient Me<strong>di</strong>terranean: cultural 

exchange through horticultural design, technology, and 

plants 

Organizer: Kathryn Gleason (Cornell University) 

Discussant: Bettina Bergmann (Mount Holyoke College, 

Massachusetts 

ROOM E 

Marche: uno “snodo” nell’Adriatico antico 

Organizer: Sergio Rinal<strong>di</strong> Tufi (Università <strong>di</strong> Urbino 

“Carlo Bo”) 

Discussant: Giuliano de Marinis (Soprintendenza archeologica 

<strong>del</strong>le Marche) 

ROOM F 

Acculturation sur la frontière orientale de l’empire romain 

: l’exemple de Zeugma et de son cadre de vie 

Organizer and Discussant: Catherine Aba<strong>di</strong>e-Reynal 

(Université de Nancy 2)

FRIDAY 26 SEPTEMBER 09.00 - 11.00 

ROOM A 

Libya and North Africa in Archaic and Classical times: 

reconsidering the role of the local communities in the 

light of the recent archaeological investigations 

Organizer: Lucia Mori (Università <strong>del</strong>la Tuscia; Università 

<strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Discussant: Mario Luni (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Urbino) 

ROOM B 

Fabrication et fonctions: les “cultures en contact” et la 

céramique commune 

Organizer: Julien Zurbach (Ecole française d’Athènes) & 

Arianna Esposito (Université de Lille) 

Discussant: M. P. Rouillard (Centre national de la recherche 

scientifique) 

ROOM C 

Tracia e Dacia 

Organizer & Discussant: Vlad Nistor (University of 

Bucharest) 

ROOM D 

Roman and barbarian 

Organizer: Renate Thomas (Römisch-Germanisches Museum 

Köln/Archäologisches Institut der Universität zu Köln) 

Discussant: Ben Russell (University of Oxford) 

ROOM E 

Un ponte tra europa continentale e mondo me<strong>di</strong>terraneo: 

la Gallia Cisalpina alle soglie <strong>del</strong>la romanizzazio-ne (II - 

I sec. a.c.) 

Organizer: Roberto Knobloch (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La 

Sapienza”; Università <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

Discussant: TBA 

ROOM F 

La Cilicia dall’età classica al tardo antico: cultura, società, 

economia 

Organizer: Eugenia Equini Schneider (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma 


Discussant: Chiara Morselli (Università <strong>di</strong> Trieste) 


ROOM A 

Incontro tra romani e meroiti: due identita’ culturali a 

confronto 

Organizer: Maria Iride Pasquali (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La 

Sapienza”) 

Discussant: Luisa Bongrani (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 


ROOM B 

Harbour to Desert, Emporium to Sanctuary: North African 

Landscapes of Economic and Social Exchange in the 

Roman Imperial Period 

Organizer: Karen Heslin (University of Oxford) 

Discussant: Andrew Wilson (University of Oxford) 

ROOM C 

Interaction, Urbanisation and Cultural Changes in the 

Balkans 

Organizer: Marina Prusac (University of Oslo) 

Discussant: Arja Karivieri (Stockholm University; Istituto 

svedese <strong>di</strong> stu<strong>di</strong> classici a Roma) 

ROOM D 

Le rôle de Durocortorum (Reims) capitale de la cité des 

Rèmes dans la romanisation de la Gallia Belgica 

Organizer: Ricardo Gonzalez-Villaescusa (Université de 

Reims - Champagne Ardenne) 

Discussant: Robert Neiss (Ancien Conservateur du patrimoine 

Archéologie) 

ROOM E 

Architettura ellenistica a Roma e in area centro-italica: 

percorsi formativi e tendenze culturali tra II e I se-colo 

a.C. 

Organizer: Alessandro D’Alessio (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La 

Sapienza”) 

Discussant: Eugenio La Rocca (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La 

Sapienza”) 


FINAL PLENARY SESSION 

Imperial Rome and the meeting of cultures 



Academic Programme MONDAY 22 SEPTEMBER 

08.00-16.00 ONSITE REGISTRATION 

(collection of conference pack and admission badges at FAO) 

10.00-11.00 OPENING AND WELCOME 

1. Dott. Angelo Bottini - Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici 

<strong>di</strong> Roma (MIBAC) 

2. Prof. Umberto Broccoli - Sovrintendenza Comunale ai 

Beni Culturali (Comune <strong>di</strong> Roma) - confermato 

3. Dott.ssa Cecilia D’Elia - Assessorato alle Politiche Culturali 

(Provincia <strong>di</strong> Roma) 

4. Dott.ssa Giulia Rodano - Assessorato Cultura, Spettacolo, 

Sport (Regione Lazio) 

5. Dott.ssa Anna Marina Moretti - Soprintendenza per i Beni 

Archeologici per l’Etruria Mer<strong>di</strong>onale (MIBAC) 

6. Dott.ssa Marina Sapelli Ragni - Soprintendenza per i Beni 

Archeologici <strong>del</strong> Lazio (MIBAC) 

11.30-13.30 FIRST PLENARY SESSION 

Meetings of cultures, across space and time 

Chairperson: Elisabeth Fentress (AIAC) 

1. Irad Malkin (Tel Aviv University) 

Greeks, Phoenicians, Romans, and Etruscans: a Network Approach 

to the Archaic Me<strong>di</strong>terranean 

2. François de Polignac 

Une Mé<strong>di</strong>terranée sans rivages? Archéologie des contacts et 

anthropologie de la <strong>di</strong>stance 

3. Paul Zanker 

Die Römischen Ruinen Zeugnisse kultureller Begegnung? 

4. Sue Alcock (Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the 

Ancient World, Brown University) 

Cultural misunderstan<strong>di</strong>ngs in the ancient and modern Me<strong>di</strong>terranean 

(or The Ugly American in the Field) 

5. Susan Walker (Ashmolean Museum) 

The Me<strong>di</strong>terranean World from AD 300: Crossing Cultures, 

Crossing Time at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford 


14.30-16.30 SECOND PLENARY SESSION 

Early and Republican Rome as a centre for meetings of 

cultures 

Chairperson: Adriano La Regina (Istituto Nazionale <strong>di</strong> Archeologia 

e Storia <strong>del</strong>l’Arte) 

1. Mario Torelli 

Roma polis tyrrhenis: qualche riflessione 

2. Giovanni Colonna 

Roma tra Latini, Etruschi e Sabini 

3. Peter Wiseman 

The prehistory of Roman Hellenism 

4. Clementina Panella 

La “sete <strong>di</strong> Roma” e il “popolo dei bevitori” nella Repubblica 

imperiale: il vino e la viticoltura italica tra produzione 

e consumo 

5. Margareta Steinby 

The perfect match: arch-and-lintel 

6. Fausto Zevi 

Catone e i cavallieri grass

Academic Programme TUESDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 

09.00-11.00 

ROOM A The Punic World and its Neighbours – Il 

Mondo Punico e i Suoi Vicini 

1A. Conexiones Rurales: Explotación colonial, intensificación 

agraria y poblamiento rural en el Me<strong>di</strong>terráneo 

occidental 

Organizer: Peter van Dommelen (University of Glasgow) 

& Carlos Gómez Bellard (Universitat de València) 

Discussant: Lin Foxhall (University of Leicester) 

1. Peter van Dommelen (University of Glasgow) & Carlos 

Gómez Bellard (Universitat de València) 

Paisajes rurales <strong>del</strong> mundo púnico 

2. Gabriele Cifani (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Roma, Tor 

Vergata) 

Territorio e paesaggi rurali arcaici in area me<strong>di</strong>o tirrenica 

3. Massimo Osanna (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>del</strong>la Basilicata) 

Paesaggi agrari ed organizzazione <strong>del</strong> territorio in Lucania 

tra IV e III sec. a.C. 

4. Consuelo Mata Parreño & Andrea Moreno Martín 

(Universitat de València) 

Hábitat rural y paisaje agrario durante la segunda edad 

<strong>del</strong> hierro en el este de la Península Ibérica 

5. Alonso Rodríguez Díaz (Universidad de Extremadura) 

Colonizaciones agrarias y procesos regionales en el 

suroeste de la Península Ibérica 

ROOM B Exchanges in the Ancient Me<strong>di</strong>terranean – 

Scambi nel Me<strong>di</strong>terraneo Antico 

1B. Transforming the Me<strong>di</strong>terranean: the Creation of 

New Identities 

Organizer: Denise Demetriou (Michigan State University) 

Discussant: Irad Malkin (Tel Aviv University) 

1. Maria Iacovou (University of Cyprus) 

Interpreting the Cyprus Phenomenon: Ten Kingdoms, 

Three Languages, One Cultural Identity 

2. Denise Demetriou (Michigan State University) 

Close Encounters: Artemis and Collective Identities from 

Ionia to Iberia 

3. Alan Shapiro (Johns Hopkins University) 

Persian Luxury and Élite Identity in Late Classical Athens 

4. Bronwen Wickkiser (Vanderbilt University) 

Negotiating Cult(ural) Identity: Epidaurian Asklepios at 

Rome 

5. Jennifer Le<strong>di</strong>g (Harvard University) 

Reliving the Sack of Troy in the House of the Menander 

at Pompeii: Wall Painting, the Trojan War, and Roman 

Identity 

6. Angela Ziskowski (Bryn Mawr College) 

Cultural Connections in Corinth: Exploring Identity in 

the Archaic Period 


ROOM C Hellenes and Non-Hellenes – Elleni e Non- 

Elleni 

1C. Greek Colonization: Approaches, Cultural Relationships, 

and Exchange 

Organizer: Franco De Angelis (University of British 

Columbia) 

Discussant: Gert-Jan Burgers (Koninklijk Nederlands 

Instituut Rome) 

1. Frank Bernstein (Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität) 

Migranten und In<strong>di</strong>gene. Das Beispiel der sog. Großen 

Kolonisation der Griechen 

2. Laura Gasparri (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Torino) 

l Kouros “vestito” dal santuario <strong>del</strong>la Malophoros a 

Selinunte. Vasi figurati e figurine <strong>di</strong> importazione ionica e 

<strong>di</strong> imitazione locale 

3. Antonio De Siena (Soprintendenza <strong>del</strong>la Basilicata) & 

Marina Castol<strong>di</strong> (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

Trasformazioni e interazioni culturali sulla costa ionica 

<strong>del</strong>la Basilicata prima <strong>del</strong>la fondazione <strong>di</strong> Metaponto: il 

caso <strong>del</strong>l’Incoronata 

4. Giulia Rocco (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Roma Tor 

Vergata) 

Il repertorio figurato <strong>del</strong>le stele <strong>del</strong>la Daunia: alcune osservazioni 

sui rapporti tra l’area adriatica e la Grecia nel 

VII secolo a.C. 

5. Franco De Angelis (University of British Columbia) 

Ancient Greek Colonization in the 21st Century: Some 

Suggested Directions 

ROOM D Art, Language and Religion – Arte, Linguaggio 

e Religione 

1D. Gods in the making 

Organizer: Ted Kaizer (University of Durham) 

Discussant: Rubina Raja (Aarhus University) 

1. Gul Isin (Antalya University, Turkey) 

The Great God Mamblasenos/Apollo 

2. Andrej Petrovic (University of Durham) 

A demon in the making: Empousa and the European 

folklore 

3. Anna Leone (University of Durham) 

Between Rome and North Africa: the cult of Mercurius 

Sober 

4. Penny Wilson (University of Durham) 

The Egyptian gods Bes and Anubis as Roman sol<strong>di</strong>ers 

5. Peter Alpass (University of Durham) 

The creation of a Nabataean Isis 

6. Ted Kaizer (University of Durham) 

Palmyrene worshippers at Dura Europos: re-creating the 

local pantheon? 




ROOM E Italy: Cultures in Contact – Italia: Culture 

in Contatto 

1E. Urbanization and state formation in Italy during the 

1st millenium BC 

Organizers: Alessandro Gui<strong>di</strong> (Università <strong>di</strong> Verona) & 

Francesca Fulminante (University of Cambridge) 

Discussant: Mark Pearce (University of Nottingham) 

1. Barbara Barbaro (Soprintendenza Speciale per i Beni 

Archeologici <strong>di</strong> Roma) 

Similar but Different Births. Crustumerium and Fidenae 

between Rome and Veii 

2. Francesca Fulminante (University of Cambridge) 

A Comparison of Etruscan and Latin Political Change 

and Identity during the Early Iron Age: Status Quaestionis 

and New Perspectives 

3. Giovanni Leonar<strong>di</strong> (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Padova) 

Local Substrate and External Stimuli in Urban Formation 

in Northern Italy 

4. Alessandro Gui<strong>di</strong> (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Verona) & 

Paola Santoro (Istituto <strong>di</strong> stu<strong>di</strong>o sulle civiltà italiche e <strong>del</strong> 

me<strong>di</strong>terraneo antico. CNR) 

The Role of the Greeks in the Formation of the New Urban 

Aristocratic Ideology 

5. M. Pacciarelli (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Napoli, Federico 

II) 

Attemps of Urbanization in In<strong>di</strong>genous Southern Italy: 

Contacts / Conflicts with the Colonial Greek Culture 

6. Vincenzo D’Ercole (Ministero per i Beni e le Attività 

Culturali) 

External Influences in the First Urbanization of Middle- 

Adriatic Italy 

ROOM F Meetings of East and West – Incontri tra 

Oriente e Occidente 

1F. Being ‘Graeco-Persian’ 

Organizer: Catherine Draycott (University of Oxford) 


1. Catherine M. Draycott (Somerville College, Oxford) 

Military Identities in Tomb Art of Western Anatolia 

around the time of the Persian Wars 

2. Elizabeth P. Baughan (University of Richmond) 

Persian Riders in Ly<strong>di</strong>a: the painted frieze of the Aktepe 

Tomb kline 

3. Maya Vassileva (Centre for Thracology, Bulgarian 

Academy of Sciences, Sofia) 

Achaemenid Interfaces: Thracian and Anatolian Representations 

of Elite Status 

4. Burcu Erciyas (Middle East Technical University 

(METU), Ankara) 

The Perso-Anatolian origins of the administrative and 

religious structure of the “temple-states” of Pontus 

5. Lindsay Allen (King’s College, London) 

Glass Drinking Vessels and Questions of Influence and 


Hierarchy in Achaemenid-period Anatolia 

11.00-11.30 Coffee Break 

11.30-13.30 



2A. Punic interactions: cultural, technological and 

economic exchange between Punic and other cultures in 

the Me<strong>di</strong>terranean 

Organizers: Andrew Wilson & Josephine Quinn (University 

of Oxford) 

Discussant: Emanuele Papi (Università <strong>di</strong> Siena) 

1. Carmen Aranegui (University of Valencia) and Ricardo 

Mar (University of Tarragona) 

Juba II and Lixus (Morocco) 

2. Jonathan Prag (University of Oxford) 

Carthaginian coins and Campanians: making money in 

Sicily 

3. Nacéra Bensed<strong>di</strong>k (CRASC, Oran) 

Eshmun, Asklépios mais encore… 

4. Roald Docter (University of Gent), Fethi Chelbi (UniverTunis 

I), Boutheina Maraoui Telmini (University of 

Tunis I), Babette Bechtold (Independent Researcher) & 

Winfred van de Put (University of Amsterdam) 

The Greek facies of Punic Carthage 

5. Nicholas Vella (University of Malta) 

Phoenician metal bowls: narratives of home and <strong>di</strong>splacement 

before Carthage 



2B. Migrations and large-scale movements in the ancient 


Organizers: Ve<strong>di</strong>a Izzet (University of Southampton) & 

Corinna Riva (University College London) 

Discussant: Bernard Knapp (University of Glasgow) 

1. Carrie Roth-Murray (University of Wales, Lampeter) 

Colonization’ at Marzabotto: The effects of expansion on 

the Padana area 

2. Corinna Riva (University College London) 

Migration between Etruria and the Picenum? The case of 

Fermo 

3. Elena Isayev (University of Exeter) 

How is the concept of ‘<strong>di</strong>splacement’ applicable to the 

Ancient Me<strong>di</strong>terranean? 

4. Jaime Vives-Ferrán<strong>di</strong>z Sánche (Museum of Prehistory, 

Valencia) 

Whose movements? Phoenician trade <strong>di</strong>aspora in East 

Iberia


5. Ve<strong>di</strong>a Izzet (University of Southampton) 

Questions of Me<strong>di</strong>terranean migration: the case of Spina 


Elleni 

2C. Colonization and the development of Greek identity 

in the Western Me<strong>di</strong>terranean 

Organizers & Discussants: Kathryn Lomas (University 

College London) & Edward Herring (National University 

of Ireland, Galway) 

1. Adolfo Dominguez Monadero (Universidad Autònoma, 

Madrid) 

The identity of Emporion: Greek identity and non-Greek 

interactions 

2. Carla Antonaccio (Brown University) 

Getting comfortable on the Middle Ground? 

3. Gert-Jan Burgers (Koninklijk Nederlands Instituut 

Rome) 

Landscapes of contact: Rethinking early Greek - in<strong>di</strong>genous 

encounters in the Taranto region, Southern Italy 

4. Gillian Shepherd (University of Birmingham) 

Mix and match: cultural identities and social mobility in 

Western Greece 

5. Peter Attema (University of Groningen) 

Settlement dynamics in the Sibaritide and NW Crimea, a 

comparison of the impact of the Greek colonial environment 

on settlement and society 

6. Ralph Hauessler (University of Osnabruck) 

Interaction and persistence: Greeks, Gauls and Romans 

in Southern France 



2D. Testo, immagine, comunicazione: immagine come 

linguaggio 

Organizer: Marco Ren<strong>del</strong>i (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> 

Sassari) 

Discussant: Giuseppe Sassatelli (Università <strong>di</strong> Bologna) 

1. Anna Maria Brizzolara & Vincenzo Baldoni (Università 

<strong>di</strong> Bologna) 

Eracle nella ceramica attica in Etruria padana: la recezione 

<strong>del</strong>le immagini 

2. Chiara Pizzirani (Università <strong>di</strong> Bologna) 

Ceramica attica e ideologia funeraria. Dioniso in Etruria 

padana 

3. Elisabetta Govi (Università <strong>di</strong> Bologna) 

Le stele <strong>di</strong> Bologna <strong>di</strong> V secolo a.C.: mo<strong>del</strong>li iconografici 

tra Grecia ed Etruria 

4. Marco Ren<strong>del</strong>i (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Sassari) 

Da Monti Prama a Sulci: iconografie in movimento tra 

frequentazione e colonizzazione 

5. Raffaella Bonaudo (Università degli stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Salerno) 

Eroi in viaggio: O<strong>di</strong>sseo dalla Grecia all’Etruria 


6. V. Ibelli 

Per una “città <strong>del</strong>le immagini” etrusca: mo<strong>del</strong>li 

iconografici e rifunzionalizzazioni nella ceramica etrusca 

a figure nere 



2E. Long-<strong>di</strong>stance contacts and Acculturation in central 

Italy from 1000 to 700 BC. 

Organizer: Albert Nijboer (University of Groningen; 

Groningen Institute of Archaeology) 

Discussant: Bruno d’Agostino 

1. Albert Nijboer (University of Groningen; Groningen 

Institute of Archaeology) 

Long-<strong>di</strong>stance contacts and Acculturation in central Italy 

from 1000 to 700 BC 

2. Annette Rathje (University of Copenhagen) 

Tracking down the orientalizing phenomenon in Central 

Italy 

3. Christopher Pare (Institut für Vor- und Frühgeschichte) 

Interpreting contacts between Central Europe and Italy 

during the 9th and 8th century BC 

4. Cristiano Iaia (Independent Researcher) 

Between Central Europe and the Me<strong>di</strong>terranean: mo<strong>del</strong>s 

of bronze vessels and tomb-furnishings in Early Iron Age, 

north-central Italy 

5. Fer<strong>di</strong>nando Sciacca (Università “G.d’Annunzio” <strong>di</strong> 

Chieti-Pescara) 

Innovazioni culturali tra Primo Ferro e Orientalizzante 

antico: riflessioni su alcuni materiali in Etruria e Lazio 

antico 

6. Fulvia Lo Schiavo, Franco Campus & Valentina Leonelli 

The cultural transition from Bronze Age to Iron Age in 

Nuragic Sar<strong>di</strong>nia in connection with Thyrrenian Italy 



2F. Cultural contacts and exchange − case stu<strong>di</strong>es from 

Anatolia 

Organizer: Ute Kelp (German Archaeological Institute, 

Istanbul) 

Discussant: Friederike Fless (Freie Universität, Berlin) 

1. Felix Pirson (German Archaeological Institute, Istanbul) 

Images: Visual Culture of Lycia 




2. I. Işıklıkaya (German Archaeological Institute, Istanbul) 

Reception: Ancient ‘Forfathers’? The view of the Average 

Turkish on Archaeological Remains 

3. Martin Bachmann (German Archaeological Institute, 

Istanbul) 

Technology: Architectural Innovation in Anatolia 

4. Oliver Hulden (German Archaeological Institute, Istanbul) 

Ethnicity: Persians by Birth or “Persianized” Locals? − 

The so called Persian Tombs in Anatolia as a Para<strong>di</strong>gma 

for a Specific Cultural Interrelation during the Achaemenid 

Rule 

5. Ute Kelp (German Archaeological Institute, Istanbul) 

Urbanisation and Identities: The Evidence of Grave 

Types in Roman Phrygia 

6. Ulrich Mania (German Archaeological Institute, Istanbul) 

Art and Religion: Egyptianizing sculpture from Pergamon 

13.30-14.30 Lunch 

14.30-16.30 



3A. La Sardegna dai Fenici ai Romani: incontri e 

relazioni tra culture 

Organizer: Carlo Tronchetti (Museo Archeologico Nazonale 

<strong>di</strong> Cagliari) 

Discussant: Sandro Filippo Bondì (Università <strong>del</strong>la Tuscia) 

1. Anna Maria Colavitti (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Cagliari) 

La ricezione <strong>di</strong> mo<strong>del</strong>li urbani nella Sardegna romana: 

ipotesi e confronti 

2. Laura Napoli (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>del</strong>la Tuscia) & 

Elisa Pompianu (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Sassari) 

L’incontro tra i Fenici e gli in<strong>di</strong>geni nel golfo <strong>di</strong> Oristano 

(Sardegna) 

3. Alfonso Stiglitz (Comune <strong>di</strong> San Vero Milis) 

Un’isola meticcia: le molte identità <strong>del</strong>la Sardegna antica 

4. Carlo Tronchetti (Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici 

<strong>del</strong>le Province <strong>di</strong> Cagliari e Oristano) 

Bere vino“alla greca” nella Sardegna punica? 

5. Giuseppe Garbati (Independent Researcher) 

I rituali <strong>del</strong>la morte tra Fenici, Punici e comunità locali 

6. L. Campanella (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>del</strong>la Tuscia) & 

J.Á. Zamora López (Instituto de Estu<strong>di</strong>os Islámicos y <strong>del</strong> 

Oriente Próximo) 

Food rules and archaeological evidence: the case of 

swine in the west me<strong>di</strong>terranean phoenician settlements 




3B. Exchange networks in the Eastern Me<strong>di</strong>terranean 

Organizer: James Whitley (Car<strong>di</strong>ff University) 

Discussant: Carla Antonaccio (Duke University, Durham) 

1. Athina Chatzi<strong>di</strong>mitriou (Hellenic Ministry of Culture) 

Transport of goods in the Me<strong>di</strong>terranean region from the 

Geometric to the Classical period - Images and meanings 

2. William R. Caraher (University of North Dakota), 

Robert Scott Moore (In<strong>di</strong>ana University of Pennsylvania), 

David K. Pettegrew (Messiah College, Pennsylvania) 

Trade and Exchange in the Eastern Me<strong>di</strong>terranean: A 

Mo<strong>del</strong> from Cyprus 

3. Katerina Panagopoulou (University of Crete) 

Social networks and exchange in ancient Greece: the 

evidence of weight standards (a case study) 

4. Marie-Claude Boileau (British School at Athens), 

James Whitley (Car<strong>di</strong>ff University), & Anna Lucia 

D’Agata (Istituto <strong>di</strong> stu<strong>di</strong> sulle civiltà <strong>del</strong>l’Egeo e <strong>del</strong> 

Vicino Oriente, CNR) 

Pottery production in Iron Age Crete viewed in the context 

of regional and external trade networks: A ceramic 

petrology perspective 

5. Anna Cannavò (Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa and 

Maison de l’Orient et de la Mé<strong>di</strong>terranée “Jean Pouilloux”, 

Lyon) 

The Cypriot Kingdoms in the Archaic Age: a Multicultural 

Experience in the Eastern Me<strong>di</strong>terranean 


Elleni 

3C. Formen der Begegnung: Kolonisten und In<strong>di</strong>gene 

in der Magna Graecia und in Sizilien vom 7. bis zum -3. 

Jh. v.Chr. 

Organizer & Discussant: Richard Neudecker (Istituto 

Archeologico Germanico, Roma) 

1. Christiane Nowak (Istituto Archeologico Germanico, 

Roma) 

Italiker in griechischen Städten? Zur Bewertung abweichender 

Bestattungsbräuche in griechischen Kolonien in 

Unteritalien 

2. Kerstin Hofmann (Istituto Archeologico Germanico 

Roma) 

Das Totenbrauchtum Südostsiziliens unter den Einflüssen 

griechischer Kolonien 

3. Marina Sclafani (Istituto Archeologico Germanico 

Roma) 

Personalità <strong>di</strong>vine minori <strong>del</strong> pantheon greco tra le comunità 

in<strong>di</strong>gene <strong>del</strong>la Sicilia occidentale





4. Martin Köder (Istituto Archeologico Germanico Roma) 

In<strong>di</strong>gene Siedlungen in Kampanien vom 8. - 5. Jh. v.Chr. 

Entwicklung und Wan<strong>del</strong> 

5. Na<strong>di</strong>n Burkhardt (Istituto Archeologico Germanico 

Roma) 

Kontaktbe<strong>di</strong>ngte Veränderungen in den Bestattungssitten 

der In<strong>di</strong>genen und Griechen in Unteritalien und Sizilien 

(8. - 5. Jh. v.Chr.) 

6. Andreas Thomsen (Istituto Archeologico Germanico 

Roma) 

In<strong>di</strong>gene Zentralisierungsprozesse im 4. Jh. v.Chr. 



3D. Oriental Cults at Rome 

Organizer: Carlo Pavolini (Università <strong>del</strong>la Tuscia) 

Discussant: Serenella Ensoli (Seconda Università degli 

Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Napoli) 

1. Carlo Pavolini (Università <strong>del</strong>la Tuscia) 

I Culti Orientali sul Celio: Acquisizioni e Ipotesi Recenti 

2. Patrizio Pensabene, Patrizia Calabria & Francesco Di 

Jorio (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “la Sapienza”) 

Culto <strong>di</strong> Cibele e <strong>di</strong> Attis tra Palatino e Vaticano 

3. Regina Gee 

The Lucus Furrinae and the Syrian Sanctuary on the Janiculum: 

Encroachment, Renovation, Transformation 

4. Clau<strong>di</strong>a Tavolieri (Università <strong>del</strong>la Tuscia) & Paola 

Ciafardoni (Independent Researcher) 

Mithra. Un viaggio dall’Oriente a Roma: l’esempio <strong>del</strong> 

Mitreo <strong>del</strong> Circo Massimo 

5. Anna Maria Marinelli (Istituto Centrale per il Restauro) 

& Barbara Provinciali 

Il Mitreo <strong>di</strong> San Clemente a Roma. Il ruolo simbolico 

<strong>del</strong>l’acqua nel rito e il suo ruolo nel degrado dei materiali 

costitutivi <strong>del</strong> tempio e <strong>del</strong>la scuola mitraica 

6. Franz Xaver Schütz & Chrystina Häuber (Eberhard 

Karls-Universität Tübingen) 

The Temple of Isis et Serapis in Regio III in Rome 



3E. La frontiera tirrenica: scambi, mobilità e interazione 

culturale nella Campania <strong>di</strong> età orientalizzante e 

arcaica 

Organizer: Marco Minoja (Direzione Regionale per i beni 

culturali e paesaggistici <strong>del</strong>la Lombar<strong>di</strong>a) 

Discussant: Valeria Sampaolo (Soprintendenza per i Beni 

Archeologici <strong>del</strong>le Province <strong>di</strong> Napoli e Caserta) 

1. Alessia Ventriglia (Università degli stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Macerata) 

Diffusione, intersezione e formazione <strong>di</strong> Lingue e Alfabeti 

nella Campania Antica 


2. Carmine Pellegrino (Università degli stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Salerno) 

Pontecagnano: L’uso <strong>del</strong>la scrittura tra Etruschi, Greci e 

Italici 

3.Gianluca Melandri (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma ‘ La Sapienza’) 

Aegyptiaca a Capua nel quadro dei traffici col mondo 

vicino-orientale tra età <strong>del</strong> ferro e orientalizzante 

4. Li<strong>di</strong>a Falcone & Francesco Napolitano (Università 

degli stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Napoli “Federico II”) 

L’orizzonte me<strong>di</strong>terraneo nei rapporti tra l’ager campanus 

ed il golfo <strong>di</strong> Napoli nella fase tardo-arcaica 

5. Marco Minoja (Direzione Regionale per i beni culturali 

e paesaggistici <strong>del</strong>la Lombar<strong>di</strong>a) 

ostea leuka: nuovi dati sulle tombe a dado <strong>di</strong> tufo a 

Capua 

6. Mariassunta Cuozzo (Università degli stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>del</strong> Molise) 

Pontecagnano e i centri greci <strong>del</strong>la Campania: processi 

<strong>di</strong> interazione e scambio in età orientalizzante 



3F. 4th century Caria: between Greeks and Persians, 

Defining a Carian Identity under the Hekatomnids 

Organizer: Olivier Henry (Koç University, Istanbul) 


1. Lars Karlsson (Uppsala University, Sweden) 

Combining Greek architectural orders and orientalizing 

sculpture at Labraunda: a political statement 

2. Ignasi A<strong>di</strong>ego (University of Barcelona) 

Hecatomnid ‘Carianization’: Carian language and Hellenization 

3. Koray Konuk (CNRS/ Institut Français d’Etudes Anatoliennes, 

Istanbul) 

Coins and Identities under the Hekatomnids 

4. Olivier Henry (Koç University, Istanbul) 

4th Century Carian Funerary Architecture: a Cross-cultural 

Outcome 

5. Pierre Debord (Michel de Montaigne-Bordeaux 3) 

Zeus Pigindenos (Bargasa): au carrefour de deux cultures 

6. Poul Pedersen (University of Southern Denmark) 

The 4th century BC ‘Ionian Renaissance’ in European architecture: 

the synthesis of a meeting of Persian financial 

cul-ture with Greek architectural tra<strong>di</strong>tion and Karian 

cultural ambitions?

09.00-11.00 



4A. Fenici, In<strong>di</strong>geni, Greci, Cartaginesi, Romani, 

Vandali. Stratificazione e interazione culturale a Olbia 

(Sarde-gna) dall’VIII sec. a. C. al V d. C. 

Organizer: Rubens D’Oriano (Soprintendenza per i Beni 

Archeologici per le Province <strong>di</strong> Sassari e Nuoro) 

Discussant: Attilio Mastino (Università <strong>di</strong> Sassari) 

1. Rubens D’Oriano (Soprintendenza Archeologica per le 

provincie <strong>di</strong> Sassari e Nuoro) 

In<strong>di</strong>geni,Fenici e Greci 

2. Giuseppe Pisanu (Independent Researcher) 

Olbia punica e il mondo tirrenico 

3. Paola Cavaliere (Independent Researcher) 

Gli In<strong>di</strong>geni nella città punica 

4. Giovanna Pietra (Università <strong>di</strong> Sassari) 

I Romani a Olbia: dalla conquista <strong>del</strong>la città punica 

all’arrivo dei Vandali 

5. Paola Ruggeri (Università <strong>di</strong> Sassari) 

Aspetti multiculturali <strong>del</strong>la città romana 



4B. Forms of contact and transformation processes in 

the Ancient Me<strong>di</strong>terranean: Rome and its provinces 

Organizer & Discussant: Maria Isabel D’Agostino Fleming 

(Museu de Arqueologia e Etnologia. Universidade de 

São Paulo, Brasil) 

1. Maria Isabel D’Agostino Fleming (Museu de Arqueologia 

e Etnologia. Universidade de São Paulo, Brasil) 

Black Burnished Ware: manutenzione <strong>del</strong>la memoria 

tecnologica nella Britannia romana 

2. Silvana Trombetta (Museu de Arqueologia e Etnologia. 

Universidade de São Paulo, Brasil) 

La rappresentazione <strong>del</strong>la vita quoti<strong>di</strong>ana nei mosaici 

<strong>del</strong>le province romane <strong>del</strong>la Gallia, Palestina e Nord 

<strong>del</strong>l’Africa 

3. Marcia Severina Vasques (Universidade Federal do Rio 

Grande do Norte-UFRN, Brasil) 

Les masques funéraires et l’identité culturelle en Égypte 

Romaine 

4. Vagner Carvalheiro Porto (Museu de Arqueologia e 

Etnologia. Universidade de São Paulo, Brasil) 

Reflexiones acerca <strong>del</strong> <strong>di</strong>álogo entre las élites locales de 

la Judea/Palestina con el Imperio Romano a partir de la 

ico-nografía de las monedas 

5. Irmina Doneux Santos (Museu de Arqueologia e Etnologia. 

Universidade de São Paulo, Brasil) 


Academic Programme WEDNESDAY 24 SEPTEMBER 

Produzioni e costruzioni galloromane: alcuni esempi 

<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong>fferenti gra<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> ibridazione romana e gallica nella 

cultura materiale 

6. Tatiana Bina (Museu de Arqueologia e Etnologia. Universidade 

de São Paulo, Brasil) 

La place des temples gallo-romains dans l’espace urbain 


Elleni 

4C. Greek vases, Etruscan context 

Organizer: Dimitris Paleothodoros (University of Thessaly) 

Discussant: Mario Torelli (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Perugia) 

1. Cornelia Isler-Kerényi (Independent Researcher) 

Dioniso ad Atene, <strong>di</strong>onisismo in Italia 

2. Dimitris Paleothodoros (University of Thessaly) 

Etruscan black-figure in context: local versus imported 

painted pottery in archaic funerary contexts in Etruria 

3. Sian Lewis (Saint Andrews University) 

Images of craft and trade in late black-figure and early 

red-figure attic vase-painting: rejecting the athenocentrist 

ap-proach 

4. Vincenzo Bellelli (Istituto <strong>di</strong> Stu<strong>di</strong> sulle Civiltà Italiche 

e <strong>del</strong> Me<strong>di</strong>terraneo Antico) 

L’impatto <strong>del</strong> mito greco nell’Etruria orientalizzante: la 

ceramica figurata 

5. Vladmir Stissi (Free University of Amsterdam, Holland) 

Greek, Etruscan or Central Me<strong>di</strong>terranean? The roles 

of Greek pottery in Etruscan sanctuaries compared to its 

home-land 



4D. Miti, culti e luoghi sacri nell’ellenismo italico 

Organizer: Maria Josè Strazzulla (Università <strong>di</strong> Foggia) 

Discussant: Adriano La Regina (Associazione Internazionale 

<strong>di</strong> Archeologia Classica) 

1. A<strong>del</strong>e Campanelli (Soprintendenza archeologica per 

l’Abruzzo) 

Le <strong>di</strong>vinità femminili nell’Abruzzo italico 

2. Benjamin Rous (University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands) 

Economising Latial sanctuaries: consumer choice and 

religion during the Late Republic 

3. Daniela Liberatore (Università <strong>di</strong> Foggia) 

Cultura artistica nei santuari italici: le decorazioni frontonali 

<strong>di</strong> Teate Marrucinorum 




4. Stefania Capini (Soprintendenza archeologica per il 

Molise) 

Santuari e territorio: nuove acquisizioni dal Sannio 

pentro 

5. Tesse Stek (University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands) 

Rural sanctuaries and ideas on settlement organisation in 

Republican Central Italy 



4E. Culture a contatto in Campania. Processi <strong>di</strong> trasformazione 

tra V e IV secolo a.C. 

Organizer: Maria Bonghi Jovino (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> 

<strong>di</strong> Milano) 

Discussant: Stefano De Caro (Ministero per i Beni e le 

Attività Culturali) 

1. Angela Pontrandolfo 

Poseidonia: dalla città greca all’egemonia lucana 

2. Federica Chiesa (Università <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

Contatti <strong>di</strong> culture nel quadro archeologico <strong>di</strong> Cales 

3. Francesco Sirano (Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici 

<strong>del</strong>le Province <strong>di</strong> Napoli e Caserta) 

Coroplastica si<strong>di</strong>cina. Produzione e consumo: fine VI - 

fine IV secolo a. C 

4. Giovanna Greco (Università degli stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Napoli 

“Federico II”) 

La definizione degli spazi pubblici a Cuma tra Greci e 

Sanniti 

5. Valeria Sampaolo (Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici 

<strong>del</strong>le Province <strong>di</strong> Napoli e Caserta) 

Evidenze dai nuovi scavi <strong>del</strong> fondo Patturelli <strong>di</strong> Capua 

6. Maria Bonghi Jovino (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

Il processo <strong>di</strong> trasformazione alla luce <strong>del</strong>la documentazione 

santuariale <strong>di</strong> Capua 



4F. Constructing spaces: assessing architectural and 

decorative exchange between East and West 

Organizer: Rubina Raja (Aarhus University) 

Discussant: Andreas Kropp (University of Nottingham) 

1. Friederike Hoebel (University of Cottbus, Germany) 

Das Heiligtum im so genannten Venusareal in Heliopolis 

/ Baalbek – Entwicklung vom lokalen Kult zum romanisierten 

Kultkomplex 


2. Daniel Lohmann (University of Cottbus, Germany; 

German Archaeological Institute) 

Giant strides towards Monumentality - The Architecture 

of the Jupiter Sanctuary in Baalbek/ Heliopolis 

3. Jonathan Cole (University of Oxford) 

Questions of origin and influence: investigating the evidence 

from the ports of Alexandria and Heracleion 

4. Peter Stewart (Courtauld Institute of Art) 

Totenmahl Reliefs and the Study of Roman Provincial 

Sculpture 

5. Rubina Raja (Aarhus University, Denmark) 

Religious spaces and tra<strong>di</strong>tions between east and west: 

the sanctuary of Zeus in the decapolis city of Gerasa 

6. William Wootton (King’s College, London) 

Imitation and innovation: tracking technological exchange 

in hellenistic mosaics 


11.30-13.30 



5A. Identità e multiculturalità nella Sicilia <strong>di</strong> età coloniale 

(VIII-IV sec.a.C.) 

Organizer: Francesca Spatafora (Soprintendenza Beni 

Culturali e Ambientali <strong>di</strong> Palermo) 

Discussant: Dieter Mertens (Istituto Archeologico Germanico 

Roma) 

1. Giancarlo Germanà Bozza (Independent Researcher) 

Importazioni greco-orientali e fenicie nei santuari arcaici 

<strong>del</strong>la Sicilia orientale 

2. Christian Russenberger (Archäologisches Institut der 

Universität Zürich) 

Monte Iato: letzte einheimische Kulturelemente um 300 v. 

Chr. 

3. Rossana De Simone (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> Palermo) 

Le cretule <strong>del</strong> ‘tempio C’: motivi iconografici greci nella 

Selinunte punica 

4. Francesca Spatafora (Soprintendenza Beni Culturali e 

Ambientali <strong>di</strong> Palermo) 

In<strong>di</strong>geni E Greci Negli Emporia Fenici Della Sicilia 

5. Giovanni <strong>di</strong> Stefano (Università <strong>del</strong>la Calabria) 

Principi greci e comunità sicule in età storica in Sicilia. 

In<strong>di</strong>catori funerari aristocratici 

6. Annapaola Mosca (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma“La Sapienza”) 

Inse<strong>di</strong>amenti rurali greci in Sicilia. Una frontiera verso i 

“barbari” fra paesaggi che mutano.



5B. Roma en el Me<strong>di</strong>terráneo: caracterización de las 

relaciones entre el mundo autóctono y la implantación 

romana a través <strong>del</strong> análisis de <strong>di</strong>ferentes aspectos <strong>del</strong> 

ámbito de las creencias 

Organizers: Oliva Rodríguez Gutiérrez (Universidad de 

Sevilla) & Valentina Da Pozzo (University of Rea<strong>di</strong>ng) 

Discussants: Manuel Bendala Galán (Universidad Autónoma 

de Madrid), Simon Keay (British School at 

Rome, University of Southampton) 

1. Diana Gorosti<strong>di</strong> (Institut Català d’Arqueologia Clàssica) 

L’ambito italico: Conservadurismo itálico y oficialidad 

romana: los colegios sacerdotales de la ciudad de Tusculum. 

Novedades a través <strong>del</strong> estu<strong>di</strong>o de la documentación 

epigráfica 

2. Fernando Lozano (Universidad de Sevilla) 

Graecia: El culto imperial: recepción, transformación y 

relecturas en las ciudades griegas 

3. Fernando Prados Martínez (Université de Toulouse) 

L’ambito italico: Conservadurismo itálico y oficialidad 

romana: los colegios sacerdotales de la ciudad de Tusculum. 

Novedades a través <strong>del</strong> estu<strong>di</strong>o de la documentación 

epigráfica 

4. Manuela Puddu (Independent Researcher) 

Asia Minor: Incontro tra mentalità italica e mentalità 

greca nelle poleis <strong>del</strong>l’Asia Minore 

5. Oliva Rodríguez Gutiérrez (Universidad de Sevilla) & 

Valentina Da Pozzo (AIAC; University of Rea<strong>di</strong>ng) 

Approccio generale ai contenuti <strong>del</strong>la sessione: Revisione 

<strong>del</strong> concetto <strong>di</strong> “romanizzazione”, nuove proposte e linee 

<strong>del</strong>la attuale ricerca. Il mondo <strong>del</strong>le credenze religiose 

come oggetto d’analisi 

6. Sebastiana Mele (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Cagliari) 

Hispania: La «romanizzazione» alla luce 

<strong>del</strong>l’<strong>archeologia</strong> funeraria nelle province ispaniche 


Elleni 

5C. Beyond Identity in the Hellenistic East 

Organizer: Jennifer Gates-Foster (University of Texas at 

Austin) 





1. Andreas Kropp (University of Nottingham) 

Limits of Hellenisation – ‘Hellenistic’ Basalt Temples in 

the Hauran 

3. Jennifer Gates-Foster (University of Texas at Austin) 

Consuming Culture: The Case of Hellenistic Nubia 

4. Marc Waelkens (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven) 

In<strong>di</strong>genous versus Greek Identity in Hellenistic Pisi<strong>di</strong>a. 

Myth or reality? 

5. Na<strong>di</strong>ne Boksmati (Directorate General of Antiquities, 

Lebanon) 

Hellenistic Beirut: A Negotiated Urban Identity 

6. Rachel Mairs (New York University & University of 

Oxford) 

Identity and the Archaeological Record in Hellenistic 

Bactria 



5D. Immagini e parole. Convergenze e <strong>di</strong>vergenze: 

Etruria, Cartagine, Roma 

Organizer: Filippo Delpino (Istituto <strong>di</strong> Stu<strong>di</strong> sulle Civiltà 

Italiche e <strong>del</strong> Me<strong>di</strong>terraneo Antico) 

Discussant: Ricardo Olmos (Escuela Española de Historia 

y Arqueología, Roma) 

1. Adriana Emiliozzi (Istituto <strong>di</strong> Stu<strong>di</strong> sulle Civiltà Italiche 


Dialoghi prenestini su ciste e specchi figurati 

2. Vincenzo Bellelli (Istituto <strong>di</strong> Stu<strong>di</strong> sulle Civiltà Italiche 


Un settore specializzato <strong>del</strong> lessico etrusco: i nomi <strong>di</strong> 

vasi. Alcune considerazioni 

3. Ida Oggiano & Paolo Xella (Istituto <strong>di</strong> Stu<strong>di</strong> sulle 

Civiltà Italiche e <strong>del</strong> Me<strong>di</strong>terraneo Antico) 

Comunicare con gli dei: parole e simboli sulle stele <strong>del</strong> 

tofet <strong>di</strong> Cartagine 

4. Laura Ambrosini (Istituto <strong>di</strong> Stu<strong>di</strong> sulle Civiltà Italiche 

e <strong>del</strong> Me<strong>di</strong>terraneo Antico, CNR) 

Raffigurazioni e <strong>di</strong>dascalie in etrusco sugli specchi <strong>di</strong> età 

ellenistica: alcuni casi-stu<strong>di</strong>o 

5. Lorenza Ilia Manfre<strong>di</strong> (Istituto <strong>di</strong> Stu<strong>di</strong> sulle Civiltà 

Italiche e <strong>del</strong> Me<strong>di</strong>terraneo Antico, CNR) 

Iconografia e leggenda. Il linguaggio monetale <strong>di</strong> Cartagine 




ROOM E Italy: Cultures in Contact – Italia: 

Culture in Contatto 

5E. Tra importazione e produzione locale: lineamenti 

teoretici e applicazioni pratiche per 

l’in<strong>di</strong>viduazione <strong>di</strong> mo<strong>del</strong>li culturali. Il caso <strong>di</strong> 

Tarquinia 

Organizer & Discussant: Giovanna Bagnasco Gianni 

(Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

1. Giovanna Bagnasco Gianni, Simone Porta & Nicola 

Veronelli (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

Ceramiche depurate a Tarquinia come evento: 

nascita, evoluzione e decadenza <strong>di</strong> un aspetto 

<strong>del</strong>l’identità locale a con-fronto con l’“altro” 

2. Lucio Perego (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

Ceramiche <strong>di</strong> impasto <strong>di</strong> epoca arcaica. Identità e 

storia <strong>di</strong> una massiccia produzione 

3. Muriel Geroli & Michele Angiulli (Università 

degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

Composizione e <strong>di</strong>stribuzione degli apparati d’uso e 

dei “servizi” nella <strong>di</strong>slocazione <strong>del</strong>le strutture 

4. Roberta Gulieri & Michele Angiulli (Università 


Ceramiche <strong>di</strong> impasto <strong>di</strong> epoca villanoviana e orientalizzante: 

aspetti <strong>del</strong>la costruzione <strong>di</strong> un’identità 

nella lunga durata 

5. Silvia Bruni &Vittoria Guglielmi (Università 


L’apporto <strong>del</strong>l’analisi chimica alla ricostruzione 

degli aspetti formali e stilistici: la verifica <strong>del</strong>le associazioni 

riscon-trate all’interno <strong>del</strong>le unità stratigrafiche 

6. Veronica Duranti & Sara Acconci (Università 


Produzione in bucchero a Tarquinia. Una classe 

ceramica “simbolo” per la cultura etrusca: interferenze 

esterne e ela-borazione locale 

ROOM F Meetings of East and West – Incontri 

tra Oriente e Occidente 

5F. Formation d’une culture urbaine aux marges 

du désert syro-arabique: espaces urbains et périurbains 

Organizer & Discussant: Jean-Marie Dentzer 

(l’Université de Paris 1) 


1. Jean-Marie Dentzer (l’Université de Paris 1) 

Introduction: présentation de la problématique 

2. Jérôme Rohmer (l’Université de Paris 1) 

Espace villageois et installations <strong>di</strong>spersées dans le 

Léja (Syrie du Sud) 

3. Laila Nehmé (Centre National de la Recherche 

Scientifique) 

Ressources hydrauliques, voies de communication, 

système défensif et mise en valeur agricole, ou comment 

les impéra-tifs vitaux con<strong>di</strong>tionnent l’emprise 

des sites de Pétra (Jordanie) et Hégra (Arabie Saou<strong>di</strong>te) 

dans des paysages semi-arides et arides 

3. Manar Hammad (l’Université de Paris 1) 

Les étapes du développement urbain de Palmyre 

4. Michel Mouton (Centre National de la Recherche 

Scientifique) 

Makaynun et son territoire: espaces agricoles, espaces 

sacrés, espaces communautaires d’un centre 

urbain régional du Yémen antique 

5. Stephan Schmid (Universität zu Berlin) 

Pétra ville nabatéenne: l’espace des vivants, 

l’espace des morts et l’espace des <strong>di</strong>eux 

13.30-14.30 Lunch 

14.30-16.30 



6A. Ritual Communities and Local Identities in the 

Iron Age-Archaic Western Me<strong>di</strong>terranean 

Organizer: Lela Urquhart (Stanford University) 

Discussant: Sara Owen (University of Cambridge) 

1. Alfredo González-Ruibal & Rafael Rodríguez Martínez 

Encounters in the <strong>di</strong>tch: ritual and the middle ground in 

an Iron Age hillfort in Galicia 

2. Ana Delgado (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona) 

Intercambio, monumentalidad y ritual en el mundo tartésico 

3. Lela Urquhart (Stanford University) 

Rituals and community cohesion in western Sicily 

4. Meritxell Ferrer Martín (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, 

Barcelona) 

La (re-)creación de una memoria: la materialización de 

un “sentido de lugar” en la Sicilia occidental s. VIII-V 

a.C.” 

5. Mireia López-Bertran (Independent Researcher) 

Mo<strong>del</strong>ling communities: Punic terracottas in rituals 

6. Tamar Hodos (Bristol University) 

Ritual Communities and Local Identities in Iron Age 

Sicily



6B. Infrastrutture <strong>del</strong>la navigazione e dei commerci nel 

Me<strong>di</strong>terraneo (età arcaica- I sec.d.C.): topografia dei 

li-torali e <strong>di</strong>namiche storico-economiche 

Organizers: José Perez Ballester (University of València) 

& Marinella Pasquinucci (Università <strong>di</strong> Pisa) 

Discussant: Carmen Aranegui (University of València) 

1. Marinella Pasquinucci & Simonetta Menchelli (Università 

<strong>di</strong> Pisa) 

Il sistema portuale <strong>di</strong> Pisa : <strong>di</strong>namiche costiere, importexport, 

interazioni economiche e culturali (VII sec. a.C.- 

I sec. d.C.) 

2. Hèlene Bernard & Marie-Pierre Jézégou (Département 

des Recherches Archéologiques Subaquatiques et Sous- 

Marines, Marseille) 

Navigation et échanges sur les côtes mé<strong>di</strong>terranéennes 

françaises dans l’Antiquité 

3. Xavier Nieto & Marta Santos (Museu d’Arqueologia 

de Cataluña) 

Navegación e intercambio en el N.E. de la Península 

Ibérica (s. VII a.C.- s. I dC) 

4. José Perez Ballester, Pilar Carmona, G. Pascual (University 

of València) & A. Ribera (Servei de Investigacions 

Arqueològiques Municipal de València) 

Puertos y fondeaderos en la costa valenciana: interacciones 

económicas y culturales (s. VII a.E. - s. I d.E) 

5. C. Berrocal & José Perez Ballester (University of 

València) 

Puertos y fondeaderos en la costa murciana: Interacciones 

económicas y culturales (s. VII a.E. – s. I d.E.) 


Elleni 

6C. The New Self-Awareness of Local Populations in 

Greek Influenced Regions from the 4th to the 1st Century 

BC 

Organizer: Agnes Henning (Freie Universität, Berlin) 

Discussant: Massimo Osanna (Università Matera) 

1. Agnes Henning (Freie Universität, Berlin) 

Lucania in the 4th and 3rd century BC. Articulation of a 

new self-confidence instead of a migration theory 

2. Alexander Butyagin (The State Hermitage Museum, 

St. Petersburg) 

Borrows of the Bosporos kingdom in 4 cent. BC as a 

Greek-barbarian phenomenon 

3. Daniela Piras (Eberhard Karls University Tubinga) 

La nuova autoconsapevolezza dei Cari in età ellenistica: 

cause e modalità espressive alla luce <strong>del</strong>l’evidenza <strong>del</strong>le 

necropoli 



4. Elisabeth Katzy (Freie Universität, Berlin) 

Zwischen lokaler Tra<strong>di</strong>tion und Wan<strong>del</strong>: “Hellenisierung” 

nordmesopotamiens 

5. Othmar Jaeggi (Basel University) 

Hellenistic Influences in Iberian Sculpture 



6D. Linguaggi e tra<strong>di</strong>zioni <strong>del</strong>la pittura ellenistica in 

Italia e in Sicilia 

Organizer: Maurizio Harari (University of Pavia) 

Discussant: Alessandro Naso (Università <strong>del</strong> Molise) 

1. Francesco La Torre 

I sistemi <strong>di</strong> decorazione parietale nella Sicilia ellenistica: 

il caso <strong>di</strong> Licata 

2. Ilaria Domenici (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Pavia) 

Para<strong>di</strong>gmi mitici e costanti antropologiche nella storia 

dei fratelli Vibenna: il caso <strong>del</strong>la Tomba François <strong>di</strong> 

Vulci 

3. Luigi To<strong>di</strong>sco (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Bari) 

Grande pittura e tarda ceramografia italiota 

4. Mario Torelli & Francesco Marcattili (Università degli 

Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Perugia) 

La seconda ondata <strong>del</strong>la pittura ellenistica in Italia. La 

<strong>di</strong>ffusione <strong>del</strong> I Stile nella penisola e la questione <strong>del</strong>la 

luxuria 

5. Maurizio Harari (University of Pavia) 

La Tomba dei Festoni a Tarquinia e il problema critico 

<strong>del</strong>la pittura greca postclassica 

6. Paolo Moreno 

Antefatto greco: nuove considerazioni sulla tomba <strong>di</strong>pinta 

<strong>di</strong> Agios Athanasios 



6E. Crustumerium: I Latini tra Etruschi e Sabini 

Organizer: Francesco <strong>di</strong> Gennaro (Soprintendenza Speciale 

per i Beni Archeologici <strong>di</strong> Roma & Università degli 

Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Cassino) 

Discussant: Giovanni Colonna (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma ‘ La 

Sapienza’) 

1. Angelo Amoroso 

Crustumerium: caratteri <strong>di</strong> un inse<strong>di</strong>amento <strong>di</strong> frontiera 

2. Barbara Belelli Marchesini (Independent Researcher), 

Francesco <strong>di</strong> Gennaro (Soprintendenza Speciale per i 

Beni Archeologici <strong>di</strong> Roma & Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> 

Cassino) 

Un bilancio degli scavi <strong>di</strong> Monte Del Bufalo 




3. Elly Weistra 

Scavi <strong>del</strong>l’Istituto <strong>di</strong> Archeologia <strong>di</strong> Groningen a Monte 

Del Bufalo 

3. Eero Jarva (University of Cambridge)& Ulla Rajala 

University of Oulu, Finland) 

Crustumerium: trincea stradale urbana e area funeraria <strong>di</strong> 

Cisterna Grande 

4. Luigi Finocchietti (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>del</strong>l’Aquila) 

Tra Crustumerium, Nomentum e Roma: confini e organizzazione 

<strong>del</strong> territorio 

5. Richard Daniel De Puma & Paolo Togninelli (Museo 

Archeologico Territoriale <strong>di</strong> Monterotondo) 

Crustumerium: i contatti sul fronte nordoccidentale 



6F. Hellenistic-Roman Coastal Settlements of the Southern 

Levant: Regional and Interregional Assessments 

Organizers: Katerina Galor & Tomasz Waliszewski 

(Brown University) 

Discussant: Oren Tal (Tel Aviv University) 

1. Joseph Patrich 

Hellenistic and Roman Berytus from Tryphon to Trajan: 

settlement and economy 

2. Katharina Galor (Brown University) 

Hellenistic and Roman Apollonia-Arsuf 

3. Jean-Baptiste Humbert (École biblique et Archéologique 

Française de Jérusalem) 

Une maison hellénistique aux murs peints à Gaza (Palestine) 

4. Kevin Butcher (University of Warwick) 

Hellenistic and Roman Berytus: regional and interregional 

exchange 

5. Pierre-Louis Gatier (Centre National de la Recherche 

Scientifique) 

Tyre, métropole de la Phénicie romaine 

6. Tomasz Waliszewski (University of Warsaw, Poland) 

Porphyreon, Chhim and the hinterland of Sidon in the Roman 

period 

Academic Programme THURSDAY 25 SEPTEMBER 

09.00-11.00 

ROOM A The Punic World and its Neighbours – Il Mondo Punico e i Suoi Vicini 

7A. Colonising a colonised territory: settlements with Punic roots in Roman times 

Organizer: Alicia Jiménez (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas) 

Discussants: Peter van Dommelen (University of Glasgow) & David Mattingly (University of Leicester) 

1. Alicia Jiménez (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas) 

Roman settlements/Punic ancestors: some examples from the necropolis of southern 

Iberia. 

2. Carlos Cañete Jiménez (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas) 

Retelling the tale: Ancient and contempory <strong>di</strong>scourses about the Roman Colonisation 

3. Josephine Quinn (University of Oxford) 

Libyphoenician Cities of Roman Tripolitania 

4. Manuel Bendala Galán (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid) 

‘Cultural continuity’ in Baetica Province, a review of the problem and the concept 

5. Rossella Colombi (Independent Researcher) 

In<strong>di</strong>genous settlements and Punic presence in Roman Republican Sar<strong>di</strong>nia. 

6. Jaime Vives-Ferrán<strong>di</strong>z Sánche (Museum of Prehistory, Valencia) 

Romanisation in the far West: looking at local practices in North Africa 




7B. Portus, Ostia and the Ports of the Roman Me<strong>di</strong>terranean 

Contributions from Archaeology and History I: 

The Annonary Ports 

Organizer: Simon Keay (British School at Rome, University 

of Southampton) 

Discussant:Geoffrey Rickman (University of St. Andrews) 

1. Simon Keay (British School at Rome, University of 

Southampton) 

Portus and Puteoli: a Mutual Relationship? 

2. Dario Bernal (Universidad de Cá<strong>di</strong>z) 

Gades y los puertos romanos <strong>del</strong> Fretum Ga<strong>di</strong>tanim. Evidencias 

arqueologicas.. 

3. Michael Heinzelmann (University of Berne) 

Supplier of Rome or Me<strong>di</strong>terranean marketplace? The 

Changing Economic Role of Ostia after the Construction 

of Portus in the light of new Archaeological Evidence 

4. H. Hurst (University of Cambridge) 

Theory, symbolism and reality at the Port of Carthage 

5. Emad Khalil (University of Alexandria, Egypt) 

The Sea, the River and the Lake: All the waterways lead 

to Alexandria 


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7C. Scambi, mobilità in<strong>di</strong>viduale ed elaborazione culturale 

nelle isole <strong>del</strong>l’Egeo meri<strong>di</strong>onale tra tardo Ellenismo 

ed Impero 

Organizer: Luigi M. Caliò (Università <strong>di</strong> Barcellona) 

Discussant: Giorgio Rocco (Politecnico <strong>di</strong> Bari) & Enzo 

Lippolis (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

1. Elisabetta Interdonato (Università degli stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>del</strong>la 

Basilicata) 

Romani ed Italici nell’Asklepeion <strong>di</strong> Kos 

2. Isabella Bal<strong>di</strong>ni (Università degli stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Bologna) 

Mobilità <strong>di</strong> persone, proselitismo e affermazione <strong>del</strong> cristianesimo: 

il caso <strong>di</strong> Gortina <strong>di</strong> Creta 

3. Luigi M. Caliò (Università <strong>di</strong> Barcellona) 

Alessandria e la koinè architettonica <strong>del</strong>l’Egeo meri<strong>di</strong>onale 

4. Monica Liva<strong>di</strong>otti (Politecnico <strong>di</strong> Bari) 

Processi <strong>di</strong> standar<strong>di</strong>zzazione <strong>del</strong> cantiere ellenistico: il 

caso <strong>di</strong> Kos 

5. Roberta Belli (Politecnico <strong>di</strong> Bari) 

L’architettura funeraria a Ro<strong>di</strong> in età ellenistica: documentazione 

locale e forme <strong>di</strong> contatto 

6. Guilio Vallarino (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

De<strong>di</strong>che altoimperiali da Cos per i Theoi Patrooi 

ROOM D Art, Language and Religion – Arte, 

Linguaggio e Religione 

7D. Art on the move 



Organizers: Carol Mattusch & Kenneth Lapatin 

(George Mason University; The J.Paul Getty Museum) 

Discussant: Carol Mattusch (George Mason University) 

1. A. A. Donohue (Bryn Mawr College) 

Representation and the Villa Adriana 

2. Elena Calandra (Direzione Regionale per i Beni 

Culturali e Paesaggistici <strong>del</strong>la Liguria) 

Monumentum non perenne: la tenda <strong>di</strong> Tolomeo II 

Fila<strong>del</strong>fo ad Alessandria 

3. Jocelyn Penny Small (Rutgers University) 

Copies and Visual Memory: The Alexander Mosaic 

4. Kenneth Lapatin (The J. Paul Getty Museum) 

Repatriation in Antiquity 

5. Margaret M. Miles (University of California, 

Irvine) 

Ornaments for Italy: Rede<strong>di</strong>cating Statues in Republican 

Rome 



7E. Gli Etruschi e gli altri: l’esempio <strong>di</strong> Veio 

Organizer & Discussant: Gilda Bartoloni (Università <strong>di</strong> 

Roma ‘ La Sapienza’) 

1. Fer<strong>di</strong>nando Sciacca (Università “G.D’Annunzio” <strong>di</strong> 

Chieti-Pescara) 

La metallotecnica orientalizzante e i rapporti con 

l’Oriente 

2. Francesca Boitani (Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici 

<strong>del</strong>l’Etruria meri<strong>di</strong>onale) 

Riflessi <strong>del</strong>la ceramica geometrica nella più antica pittura 

funeraria veiente 

3. Iefke van Kampen 

La statuaria e il rapporto con l’ambiente Nord Siriano 

4. M. Paola Baglione (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma, “La Sapienza”) 

Un donario <strong>di</strong> Portonaccio e l’influenza greco insulare 

5. Nancy Winter (Independent Researcher) 

The architectural terracottas of Della Seta’s First Phase 

at Veii in comparison with the Greek world 

6. Valentino Nizzo & Silvia ten Kortenaar (Università <strong>di</strong> 

Roma, “La Sapienza”) 

Veio e Pithekoussai: il ruolo <strong>del</strong>la comunità pithecusana 

nella trasmissione <strong>di</strong> tecniche ed oggetti 






7F. Palmira tra Oriente e Occidente 

Organizer: Maria Teresa Grassi (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> 

Milano) 

Discussant: Fabio Betti (Regione Lombar<strong>di</strong>a) 

1. Maria Teresa Grassi & Marianna Castracane (Università 


La romanità orientale e Palmira: nuove ricerche 

2. Lilia Palmieri ( Università Cattolica <strong>del</strong> Sacro Cuore, 

Milano) 

Il lusso privato in Oriente: analisi comparata dei gioielli 

<strong>del</strong>le signore <strong>di</strong> Palmira 

3. Gioia Zenoni (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

Mo<strong>del</strong>li e mode fra Oriente e Occidente: le collane <strong>del</strong>le 

signore <strong>di</strong> Palmira 

4. Francesca Ossorio (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

Scultura e cultura materiale a confronto: i vasi per le offerte 

nei rilievi funerari maschili <strong>di</strong> Palmira 

5. Andrea Bau<strong>di</strong>ni (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

Ellenismo e Oriente Romano: città a confronto in 

un’unità solo apparente 

6. Alberto Bacchetta & Ivan Bonar<strong>di</strong> (Università degli 

Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

L’e<strong>di</strong>lizia residenziale <strong>del</strong>la Siria romana: materiali, 

tecniche e sistemi costruttivi 


11.30-13.30 



8A. Corrientes culturales púnicas, Ibéricas y romanas 

en Cataluña 

Organizer: Isabel Rodà de Llanza (Institut Català 

d’Arqueologia Clàssica, Tarragone) 

Discussant: Pere Izquierdo (Institut Català d’Arqueologia 

Clàssica) 

1. M.Carme Belarte (Investigadora ICREA/ICAC) & 

Jor<strong>di</strong> Principal (Museu d’Arqueologia de Cataluña) 

¿Los romanos “iberizados”?. Construcción romana y 

tra<strong>di</strong>ción indígena en la Hispania Citerior me<strong>di</strong>teránea 

2. Anna Gutiérrez García-Moreno (ICAC) 

Recursos Lapídeos <strong>del</strong> Noreste de la Península Ibérica en 

Época Romana: Canteras y Ciudades 

3 Josep Guitart (Catedrático de Arqueología de la Universitat 

Autònoma de Barcelona e Investigador <strong>del</strong> Insti-tut 

Català d’Arqueologia Clàssica) & Ada Cortés (ICAC) 

La arqueologìa de la casa romana en Cataluña 


4. Josep Maria Palet (ICAC), Héctor Orengo (ICAC), 

Ana Ejarque (ICAC), Itxaso Euba (ICAC) & Santiago 

Riera (Universitat de Barcelona) 

Formas de paisaje de montaña y ocupación <strong>del</strong> territorio 

en los Pirineos orientales en época romana: estu<strong>di</strong>os 

pluri-<strong>di</strong>sciplinares en el valle <strong>del</strong> Madriu-Perafita-Claror 

(Andorra) y en la Sierra <strong>del</strong> Cadí (Cataluña) 

5. Jesus Carruesco & Marta Prevosti (ICAC) 

Aportaciones <strong>del</strong> mundo helenístico a una tipología de 

hábitat rural romano: casa-torre y casas fortificadas 

6. Josep Macias Solé (ICAC), Joan J. Menchon Bes 

(Ayuntamiento Tarragona), Andreu Muñoz Melgar (Museu 

Bíblic Tarraconense) & Inmaculada Teixell Navarro 

(Museu Bíblic Tarraconense/Codex) 

La acrópolis de Tárraco y la implantación urbana <strong>del</strong> 

culto imperial en la capital de la Hispania Citerior 



8B. Portus, Ostia and the Ports of the Roman Me<strong>di</strong>terranean 

Contributions from Archaeology and History II: 

The Regional Ports 

Organizer: Giulia Boetto (Centre Camille Jullian, Université 


Discussant: Geoffrey Rickman (University of St. Andrews) 

1. J. A. Remola & Josep M. Macias Solé (Museu Nacional 

Arqueològic de Tarragona & Institut Catalá 

d’Arqueología Clàsica) 

Portus Tarraconensis (Hispania Citerior) 

2. F. Amores & D. Gonzalez Acuna (Universidad de 

Sevilla) 

Hispalis, Puerto de la Betica 

3. S. Ramallo (Universidad de Murcia) 

Nuevas perspectivas sobre el puerto romano de Carthago-Nova 

4. Giulia Boetto (Centre Camille Jullian, Université 


Le port vu de la mer: l’apport de l’archeologie navale a 

l’etude des ports antiques 

5. Cristophe Morhange (CNRS CEREGE UMR 6635, 

Universite d’Aix-Marseille), T. Gambin (University of 

Malta/Aurora trust) & N. Marriner (CNRS CEREGE 

UMR 6635, Universite d’Aix-Marseille) 

Ancient harbours and se<strong>di</strong>mentary archives in the western 

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8C. Religione come sistema <strong>di</strong> comunicazione: networks 

e rituali nei santuari tra<strong>di</strong>zionali greci <strong>di</strong> età romana 

Organizer: Marco Galli (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 



1. Andrea Bau<strong>di</strong>ni (Università <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

I rituali <strong>del</strong>l`Orthia a Sparta come veicolo <strong>di</strong> autorappresentazione 

<strong>di</strong> un`elite civica 

2. Annalisa Lo Monaco (Univerisità <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Fuori dall’Altis. L’attività e<strong>di</strong>lizia ad Olimpia nel II sec. 

a.C. 

3. Enzo Lippolis (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Eleusi, santuario <strong>del</strong>l’Impero 

4. Jochen Griesbach (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, 

München) 

Die Ehrenstatuen im Apollon-Heiligtum von Delos 

zwischen Herrscherrepräsentation und bürgerlicher Selbstdarstellung 

5. Marco Galli (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Lo spazio dei misteri: nuove forme <strong>di</strong> comunicazione nei 

santuari <strong>di</strong> II sec. d. C. 

6. Milena Melfi (University of Oxford) 

‘Vestigiis revolsorum donorum tum donis <strong>di</strong>ves erat’ (Liv. 

XLV,28): reconsidering the early Roman presence in the 

Asklepieia of Greece 



8D. Trasformazioni <strong>di</strong> spazio urbano e scultura a Roma 

Organizer: Lucrezia Ungaro (Comune <strong>di</strong> Roma, Sovraintendenza 

ai Beni Culturali) 

Discussant: Alessandro Viscogliosi (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma 


1. Marina Piranomonte (Soprintendenza Speciale per i 

Beni Archeologici <strong>di</strong> Roma) & Francisco Marco 

Il demone e la ninfa. Abraxas e Anna Perenna: considerazioni 

sul sincretismo religioso dei Romani 

2. Alexander Kruglov (The Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg) 

Hellenistic Sculpture in Rome: the case for the Venus of 

Tauris 

3. François Queyrel (Ecole pratique des Hautes Etudes, 

équipe Histara) 

Polyclès et sa famille, sculpteurs à Rome 

4. Anita Lalle (Independent Researcher) 

Le raffigurazioni <strong>di</strong> Gentes e Nationes nel Foro <strong>di</strong> Nerva: 

segno <strong>di</strong> potere, e <strong>di</strong> pacificazione 


5. Lucrezia Ungaro (Comune <strong>di</strong> Roma, Sovraintendenza 

ai Beni Culturali) 

Cicli statuari nei Fori Imperiali e propaganda imperiale 

da Augusto a Traiano 

6. Stefania Fogagnolo (Independent Researcher) & Federica 

Michela Rossi (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Il Templum Pacis come esempio <strong>di</strong> trasformazione <strong>del</strong> 

paesaggio urbano e <strong>di</strong> mutamenti culturali dalla prima 

età impe-riale ai primi <strong>del</strong> ‘900 



8E. Etruria ellenistica 

Organizer: Vincent Jolivet (Ecole française de Rome) 

Discussant: Liza Fentress (Associazione Internazionale <strong>di</strong> 

Archeologia Classica) 

1. Gilles van Heems (Université Lumière, Lyon 2) 

Lingua e cultura etrusca 

2. Laurent Haumesser (Université Grenoble II Pierre- 

Mendès) 

Mondo funerario 

3. Luca Pulcinelli 

Cinte murarie ed urbanismo 

4. Simona Rafanelli (Museo Civico Archeologico “Isidoro 

Falchi” <strong>di</strong> Vetulonia, Pescaia) 

Religione 

5. Laura Ambrosini (Istituto <strong>di</strong> Stu<strong>di</strong> sulle Civiltà Italiche 

e <strong>del</strong> Me<strong>di</strong>terraneo Antico, CNR) 

Produzione artigianale ed artistica 



8F. Hellenization and Romanization of the Land of 

Israel: new archaeological evidence 

Organizer & Discussant: Moshe Fischer (Tel Aviv University) 

1. Moshe Fischer (Tel Aviv University) 

Greece and Rome in the Near East: General Aspects, 

Problematic and State of Research of Ancient Israel – 

Introduc-tory remarks 

2. Rina Talgam (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem) 

Hellenism in Byzantine Palaestina and Arabia: Mosaic 

Art as a Test Case 

3. Werner Eck (Universität zu Köln) 

Griechisch und Latein: Die Bedeutung der beiden 

Herrschaftssprachen in Palaestina von Alexander bis zum 

Ende der römischen Herrschaft

4. Oren Tal (Tel Aviv University) 

Palestine in Transition from Orientalism to Hellenism 

5. Boaz Zissu (Bar-Ilan University, Israel) 

The Archaeology of the Second Jewish Revolt against 

Rome (The Bar Kokhba Revolt): New Insights 

6. Moshe Fischer (Tel Aviv University) 

Conclu<strong>di</strong>ng Session: Hellenization and Romanization 

of Ancient Israel With or Without Quotation Marks: 

Theories vis-à-vis Archaeological and Literary Evidence 

13.30-14.30 Lunch 

14.30-16.30 



9A. Punici, Greci e Romani a Leptis Magna e Sabratha: 

un incontro <strong>di</strong> culture fra Ellenismo e età imperiale 

Organizer: Antonino <strong>di</strong> Vita (Università degli stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> 

Macerata) 

Discussant: Ernesto De Miro 

1. Antonino <strong>di</strong> Vita (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Macerata) 

I mausolei punici <strong>di</strong> Sabratha e l’impianto urbano <strong>del</strong>la 

città ellenistica: prodotti <strong>di</strong> un sincretismo culturale 

2. Benedetta Bessi (John Cabot University, Rome) 

Le città dei morti: ritualità e tipologia <strong>del</strong>le necropoli <strong>di</strong> 

Sabratha 

3. Francesco Tomasello (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Catania) 

Tra<strong>di</strong>zione locale e influssi esterni nell’architettura punica 

<strong>di</strong> Sabratha 

4. Giorgio Rocco (Politecnico <strong>di</strong> Bari) 

Tra<strong>di</strong>zione locale e influssi esterni nei tre templi giulioclau<strong>di</strong>i 

<strong>del</strong> Foro Vecchio <strong>di</strong> Leptis Magna 

5. Mabrok Al Zanati (Department of Antiquities Sabratha, 

Libya) 

Motivi alessandrini e tra<strong>di</strong>zione punica in due tombe <strong>di</strong> 

Sabratha. 

6. Nicola Bonacasa (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Palermo) 

Roma in area punica: le terme <strong>di</strong> Sabratha 



9B. Produzione e circolazione <strong>di</strong> ceramiche e anfore <strong>di</strong> 

area tirrenica centro-meri<strong>di</strong>onale (metà/fine IV secolo 

a.C. - I secolo d.C.): i dati <strong>del</strong>la ricerca archeologica e 

archeometrica 

Organizer: Gloria Olcese (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Discussant: Fausto Zevi & J.P Morel (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma 

‘La Sapienza’) 

1. Gloria Olcese (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 



Produzione e circolazione <strong>di</strong> anfore <strong>del</strong>l’Italia centro meri<strong>di</strong>onale 

(Etruria meri<strong>di</strong>onale, Lazio, Campania): nuovi 

dati archeologici e archeometrici 

2. D. Asensio i Vilarò (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona 

; ROCS S.C.P) 

La circulacion de productos italicos en la Peninsula 

Ibérica entre lo siglos IV y I a.C. 

3. L. Long (Département des Recherches Archéologiques 

Subaquatiques et Sous- Marines, Marseille) & G.Volpe 

(Università <strong>di</strong> Foggia) 

La circulation des amphores et des céramiques italiques: 

la situation des épaves en France méri<strong>di</strong>onale 

4. Fabienne Olmer (CNRS-UMR 5140, LATTES) 

Amphores en Gaule aux IIe et Ier siècle avant notre ère. 

Aspects épigraphiques, quantitatifs et économiques 

5. T. Bezeczky (Institut für Kulturgeschichte der Antike 

der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 

Wien) 

Italian wine in the Eastern Me<strong>di</strong>terranean: Amphorae 

from Etruria, Latium, Campania in the 4th century B.C. to 

the 1st century A.D. 

6. Letizia Ceccarelli (University of Cambridge) Helga Di 

Giuseppe (Associazione Internazionale <strong>di</strong> Archeologia 

Classica), A. Ferrandes (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma, “La Sapienza”), 

A. Rinal<strong>di</strong> (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma, La Sapienza) & E. 

Stanco (Soprintendenza Archeologica Napoli e Caserta) 

Le ceramiche a vernice nera nel IV e III secolo a.C.: 

un primo inquadramento <strong>del</strong>le produzioni <strong>di</strong> Roma e <strong>di</strong> 

altri cen-tri <strong>di</strong> area etrusco-laziale (Etruria meri<strong>di</strong>onale, 

Lazio) 


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9C. Expressions of cultural exchange in Roman Greece 

Organizer: Maria Papaioannou (University of New Brunswick) 

Discussant: Günther Schörner (Friedrich-Schiller-Universität 

Jena) 

1. Giovanna Falezza (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Padova) 

L’incontro tra mondo greco e mondo romano attraverso 

lo stu<strong>di</strong>o dei luoghi <strong>di</strong> culto <strong>del</strong>la Macedonia romana 

2. Marianna Bressan & Paolo Bonini (Università degli 

Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Padova) 

Tra<strong>di</strong>zione e romanità nella Grecia imperiale: convivenza 

o integrazione? 

3. Emmanouela Gounari (University of Thessaloniki) 

I mosaici romani <strong>di</strong> Filippi (Macedonia): evidenza per la 

presenza dei Romani nella città e per i suoi relazioni con 

i Greci 

4. Marina Albertocchi (Università Cà Foscari) 

Considerazioni sul programma decorativo <strong>del</strong>la ‘Casa 

Romana’ <strong>di</strong> Coo: mo<strong>del</strong>li <strong>del</strong>l’abitare tra impero e provincia 




5. Paolo Vitti (Independent Researcher) & Massimo Vitti 

(Architect) 

Presenze romane nella città <strong>di</strong> Trezene in Argolide 

6. Maria Papaioannou (University of New Brunswick) 

East meets West: The pottery evidence from Abdera 



9D. The Gardens of the Ancient Me<strong>di</strong>terranean: cultural 

exchange through horticultural design, technology, 

and plants 

Organizer: Kathryn Gleason (Cornell University) 

Discussant: Bettina Bergmann (Mount Holyoke College, 

Massachusetts 

1. Ann Kuttner (The University of Pennsylvania) 

Cultured Cultivation: Pergamon, Rome, and an Empire of 

Gardens 

2. James Schryver (University of Minnesota-Morris) 

The Late Antique and Early Me<strong>di</strong>eval Gardens of the 

East 

3. Kathryn Gleason (Cornell University) 

Constructing Nature: the built garden 

4. Elizabeth Macaulay-Lewis (University of Oxford) 

Imported exotica: constructing a mo<strong>del</strong> for the study of 

the ancient plant trade. 

5. Rona Evyasaf (Hebrew University, Israel) 

Gardens at a Crossroads: The Influence of Persian and 

Egyptian Gardens on the Hellenistic Royal Gardens of 

Judea 



9E. Marche: uno “snodo” nell’Adriatico antico 

Organizer: Sergio Rinal<strong>di</strong> Tufi (Università <strong>di</strong> Urbino 

“Carlo Bo”) 

Discussant: Giuliano de Marinis (Soprintendenza archeologica 

<strong>del</strong>le Marche) 

1. Gianfranco Paci (Università <strong>di</strong> Macerata) 

Le due sponde <strong>del</strong>l’Adriatico romano attraverso le testimonianze 

epigrafiche 

2. Giuliano de Marinis & Mara Silvestrini (Soprintendenza 

archeologica <strong>del</strong>le Marche) 

Comunicazioni e scambi in Adriatico: i precedenti in 

età protostorica e preromana. Il cantiere-laboratorio <strong>di</strong> 

Matelica 

3. Maria Elisa Micheli e Anna Santucci (Università <strong>di</strong> 

Urbino “Carlo Bo”) 

Ellenismo: produzioni e consumo 



4. Maurizio Landolfi (Soprinendenza Archeologica <strong>del</strong>le 

Marche) 

L’esperienza <strong>di</strong> Numana e Ancona. I rapporti con il 

mondo greco fra VI e III secolo a.C.: resistenze, ricezioni 

e meta-morfosi 

5. Sergio Rinal<strong>di</strong> Tufi (Università <strong>di</strong> Urbino “Carlo Bo”) 

Morte e sepoltura. Circolazione <strong>di</strong> temi e motivi nell’arte 

funeraria <strong>di</strong> età romana 

6. Luigi Dall’Aglio & Sandro De Maria (Università <strong>di</strong> 

Bologna) 

Il territorio <strong>del</strong>le Marche e l’Adriatico in età romana 



9F. Acculturation sur la frontière orientale de l’empire 

romain : l’exemple de Zeugma et de son cadre de vie 

Organizer and Discussant: Catherine Aba<strong>di</strong>e-Reynal 

(Université de Nancy 2) 

1. N. Dieudonné-Glad & O. Dussart (Université de Poitiers) 

& (INRAP) 

Vitres, grilles de fenêtres et romanisation de l’habitat à 

Zeugma 

2. J.-P. Darmon 

Peut-on déceler des traits iranisants dans l’iconographie 

des mosaïques de la maison de la Télétè à Zeugma? 

3. C. Guintard, G. Rousseau & F.Mellet (Ecole nationale 

Vétérinaire de Nantes) 

Archeozoological study of the evolution of the consumption 

of meat at Zeugma 

4. A.-S. Martz (Université de Nancy 2, CNRS-EA 1132) 

La brittle ware, une vaisselle multiculturelle. L’exemple 

de Zeugma 

5. Catherine Reynal (Université de Nancy 2, CNRS-EA 

1132) 

L’architecture domestique à Zeugma au IIIe s. ap. J.-C.: 

l’influence romaine et orientale 

6. Mehmet Önal (Musée de Gaziantep, Turkey) 

Figures of some gods and goddesses, and culture meeting 

on the Zeugma seal impressions 



Academic Programme FRIDAY 26 SEPTEMBER 

9.00-11.00 



10A. Libya and North Africa in Archaic and Classical 

times: reconsidering the role of the local communities in 

the light of the recent archaeological investigations 

Organizer: Lucia Mori (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Discussant: Mario Luni (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Urbino) 

1. Mario Luni, Clau<strong>di</strong>a Car<strong>di</strong>nali, Francesca Uttoveggio 

& Oscar Mei (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Urbino) 

Archaic Cyrene and evidence of Libyan presence 

2. Lucia Mori (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Between Sahara and the Me<strong>di</strong>terranean Coast: the 

archaeological research in the oasis of Fewet (Fezzan 

Libyan Sahara) and the re<strong>di</strong>scovery of the Garamantes 

3. Maria Carmela Gatto (Yale University) 

The Garamantes of the Fezzan: imported pottery and local 

productions 

4. Doris Bages (Université Paul Valéry, Montpellier III) 

Le tophet de Cirta ou le sanctuaire punique de Constantine 

(Algérie) 

5. Stefano De Angeli & Stefano Finocchi (Università 

degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>del</strong>la Tuscia) 

Origine e <strong>di</strong>ffusione dei canali idrici drenanti (qanats/ 

foggaras) in Africa settentrionale in età antica 



10B. Fabrication et fonctions: les “cultures en contact” 

et la céramique commune 

Organizer: Julien Zurbach (Ecole française d’Athènes) & 

Arianna Esposito (Université de Lille) 

Discussant: M. P. Rouillard (Centre national de la recherche 

scientifique) 

1. Arianna Esposito (Université de Lille) & Julien Zurbach 

(Ecole française d’Athènes) 

Les céramiques communes et les problèmes de 

l’acculturation : perspectives historiographiques et 

problématiques 

2. Corinne Sanchez (Centre national de la recherche 

scientifique) 

L’organisation des productions céramiques sur l’arc 

atlantique : l’exemple de l’Aquitaine romaine 

3. Ivan D’Angelo (Università <strong>di</strong> Napoli “L’Orientale”) 

Le produzioni locali <strong>di</strong> ceramica comune in età arcaica a 

Cirene dagli scavi alla “Casa <strong>del</strong> Propileo” e le attestazioni 

<strong>del</strong>le multifunzionali “collared bowls” 


4. Jean-Sébastien Gros (University of Thessaly) 

Singularités locales de la céramique commune aux VIIIe 

et VIIe siècles en Grèce Centrale 

5. Maria Trapichler (University of Vienna) 

Cooking vessels as cultural marker? Form and Function 

of Cooking Pots from the Greek city of Velia in Western 

Lu-cania from ca 400 to 200 B.C. 

6. Sandrine Marquié (Centre de Recherches Archéologiques, 

Belgique) 

La vaisselle de table au Proche-Orient aux IIIe et IVe s. 

de notre ère 


Elleni 

10C. Tracia e Dacia 

Organizer & Discussant: Vlad Nistor (University of Bucharest) 

1. Mariana Egri (Cambridge University) & Aurel Rustoiu 

(Institute of Archaeology and Art History, Romania) 

Me<strong>di</strong>terranean wine and Dacian conviviality 

2. Peter A. Dimitrov (New Bulgarian University) 

The case of Thracians and Greeks in the north-eastern 

Aegean 

3. Mikhail Treister (Independent researcher) 

Bronze and Silver Greek, Macedonian and Etruscan vessels 

in Scythia 

4. Constantin Augustus Barbulescu 

Des importations romaines dans l’espace de la Dacie 

Méri<strong>di</strong>onale (II e siècle av. J. –Ch. – I e siècle après J.- 

Ch.) 

5. Milena Tonkova (National Archaeological Institute 

with Museum, Sofia, Bulgaria) 

Greek style in Hellenistic Thrace jewellery: Jewels and 

harness decoration 

6. Sorin Vasilescu (University of Bucharest) 

Tropeum Traiani 

ROOM D Roman and Barbarian – Romani e Barbari 

10D. Roman and barbarian 

Organizer: Renate Thomas (Römisch-Germanisches 

Museum Köln/Archäologisches Institut der Universität zu 

Köln) 

Discussant: Ben Russell (University of Oxford) 

1. Ben Russell (University of Oxford) 

Sarcophagi in Roman Britain: a link to the Me<strong>di</strong>terranean 

2. Peter Halkon (University of Hull) 

Britons and Romans in an East Yorkshire Landscape


3. Philip Tite (Williamette University) 

‘Rea<strong>di</strong>ng’ and ‘Re-Rea<strong>di</strong>ng’ the Frampton Mosaics: 

Religious Innovation and the Construction of Cultural 

Identity in Roman Britain 

4. Elizabeth Greene (University of North Carolina) 

Ethnic identifiers in the material culture of the Roman 

Auxilia? A case study from the western frontier 

5. Leonhard Schumacher (Institut für Alte Geschichte; 

Universität Mainz) 

Die fast perfekte Romanisierung des Barbaren 

6. Renate Thomas (Römisch-Germanisches Museum 

Köln/Archäologisches Institut der Universität zu Köln) 

Römische Wandmalerei als Me<strong>di</strong>um der Identitätsfindung 

im Zentrum und in den Provinzen 



10E. Un ponte tra europa continentale e mondo me<strong>di</strong>terraneo: 

la Gallia Cisalpina alle soglie <strong>del</strong>la romanizzazio-ne 

(II - I sec. a.c.) 

Organizer: Roberto Knobloch (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La 

Sapienza”; Università <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

Discussant: TBA 

1. Antonella Lumacone (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”), 

Walter Grossi & Roberto Knobloch (Università <strong>di</strong> 

Roma “La Sapienza”; Università <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

I rituali funerari 

2. Alessandro Moran<strong>di</strong> (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

L’in<strong>di</strong>viduazione onomastica e gli aspetti linguisticoculturali 

3. Antonio Sartori (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

I Romani e la cosiddetta Insubria: scontri, incontri, confronti 

4. Massimiliano Di Fazio (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

& Armando Cherici 

L’armamento: dal guerriero celtico al legionario romano 

5. Maria Elena Iuliano (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

& Walter Grossi 

Abbigliamento e ornamenti tra fra<strong>di</strong>zione e innovazione 

6. Paola Piana Agostinetti (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Cibo, vasellame e utensili da mensa e da cucina 



10F. La Cilicia dall’età classica al tardo antico: cultura, 

società, economia 

Organizer: Eugenia Equini Schneider (Università <strong>di</strong> 

Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Discussant: Chiara Morselli (Università <strong>di</strong> Trieste) 

1. Eugenia Equini Schneider (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La 

Sapienza”) 

Spazi <strong>di</strong> vita, spazi <strong>di</strong> attività e trasformazioni sociali 

nella provincia <strong>di</strong> Cilicia: il caso <strong>di</strong> Elaiussa Sebaste 

(introduzione) 

2. Clau<strong>di</strong>a Tempesta (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Egiziani in Cilicia e Cilici in Egitto: Scambi politici, culturali 

e commerciali nel Me<strong>di</strong>terraneo in età Ellenistica 

3. Detlev Wannagat (Rostock University, Germany) 

Architecture of Power. The Zeus-Olbios Sanctuary in 

Rough Cilicia 

4. Emanuela Borgia (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Evergetismo e committenza nella Cilicia romana 

5. A<strong>del</strong>e Federica Ferrazzoli (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La 

Sapienza”) 

Economia <strong>del</strong>la Cilicia romana: alcuni esempi <strong>di</strong> in<strong>di</strong>catori 

archeologici 

6. Levent Zoroğlu (Konya Üniversitesi) 

Transition from Persian to the Hellenistic period: evidences 

from Kelenderis in Rough Cilicia 

7. Giovanni Salmeri 

Mopso: un indovino <strong>di</strong> Cilicia tra letteratura e <strong>archeologia</strong> 


11.30-13.30 




11A. Incontro tra romani e meroiti: due identita’ culturali 

a confronto 

Organizer: Maria Iride Pasquali (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La 

Sapienza”) 

Discussant: Luisa Bongrani (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La 

Sapienza”) 

1. Alexandra Rie<strong>del</strong> (University of Technology, Cottbus) 

Ptolemäische und Römische Einflüsse in der Architektur 

der Meroitischen Königsstadt Naga / Sudan 

2. Amarillis Pompei (Independent Researcher) 

La rappresentazione <strong>del</strong> potere: due ideologie a confronto 

3. Luisa Bongrani (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Ideologie politiche territoriali <strong>di</strong> Roma e Meroe: dallo 

scontro alla convergenza sinergica 

4. Maria Iride Pasquali (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Contatti e influenze religiose tra romani e meroiti 

5. Rossella Fabiani (Independent Researcher) 

Le vie <strong>del</strong> commercio <strong>di</strong> Roma e <strong>di</strong> Meroe 






11B. Harbour to Desert, Emporium to Sanctuary: North 

African Landscapes of Economic and Social Exchange 

in the Roman Imperial Period 

Organizer: Karen Heslin (University of Oxford) 

Discussant: Andrew Wilson (University of Oxford) 

1. Candace Vaden (Exeter College, University of Oxford) 

Southern Me<strong>di</strong>terranean Port Cities as Microcosms of 

Connectivity 

2. Victoria Leitch (Hertford College, University of Oxford) 

Trade in North African Cookwares 

3. Sanda Heinz (St. Cross College, University of Oxford) 

Mutual Cultural Exchange: Egyptian Artefacts in the Roman 

Landscape 

4. Matthew M. McCarty (Lincoln College, University of 

Oxford) 

Tra<strong>di</strong>ng (with) Tanit, bartering (with) Baal: ‘native’ gods 

and votive (ex)change in Roman Africa 

5. Katja Schörle (Corpus Christi College, University of 

Oxford) 

From Harbour to Desert: An economic integrated interface 

on the Red Sea and its impact on the Eastern Egyptian 

de-sert 

6. Karen Heslin (Merton College, University of Oxford) 

Emerging Markets: Import Replacement in Roman North 

Africa 


Elleni 

11C. Interaction, Urbanisation and Cultural Changes in 

the Balkans 

Organizer: Marina Prusac (University of Oslo) 

Discussant: Arja Karivieri (Stockholm University; Istituto 

svedese <strong>di</strong> stu<strong>di</strong> classici a Roma) 

1. Marina Prusac (University of Oslo) 

Hybrid deities in the creolised landscape of South Dalmatia 

100 BC-AD 400 

2. Arja Karivieri (Stockholm University; Istituto svedese 

<strong>di</strong> stu<strong>di</strong> classici a Roma) 

Creating contacts: trade and exchange along Via Egnatia 

from the Roman to the Early Byzantine period 

3. Jagoder Meder 

Black-white floor mosaics of the East Adriatic coast: Testimonies 

of the early connections between Roman Empire 

and east adriatic coast 

4. Emilio Marin (Università <strong>di</strong> Split (Croazia), Ambasciata 

<strong>di</strong> Croazia presso la Santa Sede) 


The Augustus Sculpture at Narona 

5. Sara Santoro (Università <strong>di</strong> Parma) 

Epidamnos, Dyrrachium, Dyrrachion: trasformazioni urbanistiche 

e culturali <strong>di</strong> un porto fra Oriente e Occidente 

6. Kristina Glicksman (University of Oxford) 

Cultural interaction and economic ambition in Roman 

Dalmatia 

ROOM D Roman and Barbarian – Romani e Barbari 

11D. Le rôle de Durocortorum (Reims) capitale de la 

cité des Rèmes dans la romanisation de la Gallia Belgica 

Organizer: Ricardo Gonzalez-Villaescusa (Université de 

Reims - Champagne Ardenne) 

Discussant: Robert Neiss (Ancien Conservateur du patrimoine 

Archéologie) 

1. Di<strong>di</strong>er Bayard (Ancien Conservateur du patrimoine 

Archéologie) 

Samarobriua (Amiens), capitale de la ciuitas Ambianorum 

2. Franck Gama 

Diuidorum (Metz), capitale de la ciuitas Me<strong>di</strong>omatricorum 

3. Stéphane Sindonino, François Berthelot, Agnès 

Balmelle, Ricardo Mar & Maxence Poirier 

Urbanisme et programme monumental de la ville de Reims/Durocortorum 

entre le Ier et le IVè siècle ap. J.-C. 

4. Ricardo González Villaescusa & Alain Koehler 

Les campagnes et les villes: l’exemple de Reims 

5. Ph. Rollet & Robert Neiss 

L’oppidum et la ville gallo-romaine précoce de Reims/ 

Durocortorum 

6. S. Fichtl 

Les cités de la Gaule Belge à la veille de la guerre des 

Gaules et la transformation de Reims/Durocortorum en 

chef-lieu de province in età tardo-repubblicana


ROOM E Italy: Cultures in Contact – Italia: Culture in Contatto 

11E. Architettura ellenistica a Roma e in area centro-italica: percorsi formativi e tendenze culturali tra II e 

I se-colo a.C. 

Organizer: Alessandro D’Alessio (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Discussant: Eugenio La Rocca (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

1. Aldo Borlenghi (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Il campus in area centro-italica: tipologia e strutture <strong>di</strong> uno spazio pubblico 

2. Alessandro D’Alessio (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Architetture terrazzate e sostruite italiche in età tardo-repubblicana: spazi, funzioni, paesaggi 

3. Chiara Giatti (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

L’architettura sepolcrale tra il II ed il I secolo a.C.: mo<strong>del</strong>li culturali e scelte architettoniche nei monumenti 

funerari <strong>di</strong> Roma in età tardo-repubblicana 

4. Francesca Caprioli (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Il tempio B <strong>del</strong>l’Area Sacra <strong>di</strong> Largo Argentina: architettura e funzioni <strong>di</strong> un e<strong>di</strong>ficio <strong>di</strong> culto in età tardorepubblicana 

5. Stella Falzone (Università <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Luxuria privata. E<strong>di</strong>lizia abitativa e arredo decorativo a Ostia e a Roma 

6. Massimo Vitti 

Aedes Castoris et Pollucis in Circo 

13.30-14.30 Lunch 

Final Plenary Session FRIDAY 26 SEPTEMBER 

3. Imperial Rome and the meeting of cultures 

Chairperson: Dott. Stefano De Caro - Direzione Generale i Beni Archeologici (MIBAC) 

1. Filippo Coarelli 

Il tempio <strong>di</strong> Iside Capitolina 

2. Pierre Gros 

Le multiculturalisme et la construction de l’identité romaine sous le Haut Empire 

3. Emilio Rodriguez Almeida 

Due curiosi epigoni ispanici a Roma: Marziale e Canio Rufo? 

4. Eugenio La Rocca 

Marco Aurelio e i culti orientali 

5. Andrea Caran<strong>di</strong>ni 

Un complesso monumentale <strong>del</strong> Quirinale 

Closing Comments 


1. Ministro On. Sandro Bon<strong>di</strong> - Ministero per i Beni e le Attività Culturali (MIBAC) 



Poster Sessions Programme 23 SEPTEMBER 18.30 - 21.00 

AMERICAN ACADEMY IN ROME 

Death and Religion in Classical Antiquity 

Aspetti Cultuali e Funerari nell’Antichità Classica 

1. Thomas Grane (University of Copenhagen) 

Varpelev, Denmark-Evidence of Roman <strong>di</strong>plomacy? 

2. Mechthild Ladurner, Dieta F. Svoboda (University of 

Vienna) 

Small things for great gods: defining cultural identity 

3. Barbara Sassi (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Parma) 

Aspetti funerari <strong>del</strong>la multiculturalità <strong>di</strong> Epidamnos-Dyracchium 

4. Kalliopi Chatzinikolaou (Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki) 

Zeus Hypsistos - Un <strong>di</strong>eu d’origine Macédonienne ou bien 

Orientale? Remarques sur la redatation de trois reliefs votifs 

de la Haute Macédoine 

5. Patrick Michel (Université de Geneve); Marie Widmer 

(Université de Lausanne) 

Entre l’Asie mineure et la Babylonie: regards croisés sur le 

culte royal séleucide 

6. Sorin Bulzan (Tarii Crisurilor Museum, Oradea) 

Provincial religion and imperial power in Roman Dacia 

7. Maria Cristina Preacco (Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici 

<strong>del</strong> Piemonte 

e <strong>del</strong> Museo Antichità Egizie) 

Il tempio romano presso il foro <strong>di</strong> Alba Pompeia (Alba, Cuneo) 

8. Marcos Rodríguez Plaza (Universidad Complutense de 

Madrid) 

Encuentros entre culturas en la isla de Sicilia: saqueos y 

robos a los templos 

9. Fabrizio Sudano (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Catania) 

Leontini. Lo spazio sacrificale <strong>del</strong>l’Heraion <strong>di</strong> Scala Portazza 

10. Margherita Corrado, Raffaele Elio Malena (Centro <strong>di</strong> 

Archeologia Sperimentale <strong>del</strong>le Produzioni Artigianali ed 

Artistiche) 

Esperienze <strong>di</strong> scultura attica post-fi<strong>di</strong>aca in Magna Grecia: 

esame tecnico <strong>di</strong> una stele funeraria polimaterica non finita 

da Kroton 

11. Dieta M. Svoboda, Mechthild Ladurner (University of 

Vienna) 

Elea/Velia. A preliminary report on recent excavation results 

12. Maria Perez Ruiz (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid) 

Stu<strong>di</strong>o complessivo sugli spazi <strong>di</strong> culto domestico nella 

Spagna romana. Risultati preliminari 

13. Dominique Castex (Université Bordeaux 1); Philippe 

Blanchard (INRAP, Tours); Raffaella Giuliani (Laboratoire 

Archéologie et Territoires/CITERES 3 & Pontificia Commissione 

<strong>di</strong> Archeologia Sacra, Roma); Monica Ricciar<strong>di</strong> (Pontificia 

Commissione <strong>di</strong> Archeologia Sacra, Roma) 

La catacombe des Saints Pierre-et-Marcellin à Rome (Ie 

– IIes.) Preuves archéo-anthropologiques d’une crise de 

mortalité épidémique 

14. Filippo Canali De Rossi (Independent researcher) 

Il sepolcro <strong>di</strong> Atilio Calatino presso la porta Esquilina 

15.Snežana Golubović, Miomir Korac (Arheološki Institut, 

Beograd) 

The recent <strong>di</strong>scovery of the temple complex at Viminacium 

16. Bebina Milovanović, Nemanija Mr<strong>di</strong>ć (Arheološki Institut, 

Beograd) 

The motive of the she-wolf with Romul and Rem on the tomb 

stele of Augustal from Viminacium 

17. Francisco Javier Heras Mora, Ana Belén Olmedo Gragera 

(Consorcio de la Ciudad Monumental Histórico-Artística y 

Arqueológica de Mérida) 

Dos nuevos monumentos funerarios en Augusta Emerita. 

Primer avance de los resultados de la intervención de la calle 

Almendralejo n. 41, Mérida (Badajoz, España) 

18. Maria Jesus Perex, Javier Andreu, Amparo Hernando 

(UNED, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia); 

Helena Frade (IPPAR); Carlos Martin (CSIC); Carme Miro 

(MHCB) 

El culto a las aguas en la Lusitania romana. Novedades arqueológicas 

y epigráficas 

19. Federica Michela Rossi (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Roma 


Testimonianze <strong>di</strong> pratiche rituali e produzioni ceramiche 

dall’area sud ovest <strong>del</strong> Palatino 

20. Angela Palmentieri (Università dagli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Napoli 

“Federico II”) 

Marmi laziali in Campania: la sopravvivenza <strong>del</strong>le necropoli 

ostiensi negli spolia <strong>del</strong>la Salerno me<strong>di</strong>evale 

21. Kalliopi Krystalli-Votsi (Greek Archaeological Service); 

Erik Østby (University of Bergen) 

The temple of Apollo at Sikyon 

22. Elisabetta Pala (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Cagliari) 

Riti e culti sull’acropoli <strong>di</strong> Atene: evidenze dalla ceramica 

attica 

23. Maria Xagorari-Gleißner (Universität Erlangen, Nürnberg) 

Phönizier im klassischen Athen und ihre Grabmäler 

24. Gretchen E. Meyers (Franklin and Marshall College, 

Lancaster, USA) 

Textiles and Etruscan Ritual: An Analysis of Weaving Tools 

from the N. Etruscan Sanctuary at Poggio Colla (Vicchio) 

25.Helle Hochscheid (University of Amsterdam) 

A New Deal in ancient sculpture: social functions of Athenian 

‘private’ sculpture from 600 to 400 BC 

26. Fabiana Fabbri (Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici 

<strong>del</strong>la Toscana) 

Votivi anatomici <strong>del</strong>l’Italia <strong>di</strong> età me<strong>di</strong>o e tardo-repubblicana 

e <strong>del</strong>la Grecia <strong>di</strong> età classica:due manifestazioni cultuali a 

confronto 

27. Talila Michaeli (Tel Aviv University) 

A painted tomb at migdal Ashkelon, Israel 

28. Ellen Thiermann (Universiteit van Amsterdam, Deutsches 

Archäologisches Institut, Rom) 

Le tombe <strong>del</strong> VI e V secolo a.C. <strong>del</strong>la necropoli <strong>di</strong> Capua – 

materiali ritrovati per lo stu<strong>di</strong>o <strong>del</strong>la comunità arcaica 

29. Anna Lucignano (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Napoli “Suor 

Orsola Benincasa”) 

Sarcofagi campani d’età imperiale romana: importazioni e 

produzioni locali


30. Lorenza Grasso (IBAM, Consiglio Nazionale <strong>del</strong>le Ricerche) 

Il santuario extraurbano <strong>di</strong> Alaimo a Lentini (Sicilia) 

31. R. Egi<strong>di</strong>, P.Catalano, D. Spadoni (Soprintendenza per i Beni 

Archeologici <strong>di</strong> Roma); A. D’Agostino, A. Ghelli, M. Letizia, G. 

Luglio, W. Pantano 

L’area archeologica <strong>di</strong> Via Al<strong>di</strong>ni (Roma - X Municipio): la necropoli 

romana 

32. Laura Ferrara (Università Cattolica <strong>del</strong> Sacro Cuore <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

I materiali <strong>del</strong>la necropoli romana <strong>di</strong> via Trento a San Giorgio su 

Legnano (Milano) 

33. Juana Marquez Perez (Consorcio de Mérida); Filipa Cortesão 

Silva, Ana Luisa Santos (University of Coimbra) 

First archaeological and anthropological results from a funerary 

area in Augusta Emerita (Mérida, Spain) 

34. Stuart Eve, Guy Hunt, Chaz Morse, Lorna Richardson (L-P 

Archaeology, Cambridge) 

Publishing from the Edge – Prescott Street, a cemetery on the 

frontier of the Empire 

35. Raphaëlle-Anne E. Kok (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>del</strong>la Basilicata, 

Matera) 

Un nucleo <strong>del</strong>la necropoli <strong>di</strong> Melfi Pisciolo 

36. Colleen Cummings (University of Oxford) 

Dietary Patterns and Cultural Identity: Applying stable isotope 

analysis to the populations of late Roman Britain 

37. Geertje Klein Goldewijk (Groningen Institute of Archaeology) 

Stature and the standard of living in the Roman Empire 

ISTITUTUM ROMANUM FINLANDIAE 

Urban Centres - Centri Urbani 

1. Silvana Blazevska, Goce Pavlovski (Museum of Macedonia) 

The Recent Discoveries at Gloska Čuka, Republic of Macedonia 

2. Orlando Cerasuolo, Luca Pulcinelli (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> 


Ricerche nel sito fortificato etrusco <strong>di</strong> Rofalco 

3. Giovanna M. Fabrini, Roberto Perna, Marisa Rossi (Università 

degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Macerata) 

Attività <strong>del</strong>l’Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Macerata a Gortyna <strong>di</strong> 

Creta. 

4. Marsha McCoy (Austin College, USA) 

Cistophori and Identity in the Roman Asia Minor 

5. Matteo D’Acunto (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Napoli 

“L’Orientale”) 

L’abitato antico <strong>di</strong> Cuma tra le Terme <strong>del</strong> Foro e le mura settentrionali: 

gli scavi <strong>del</strong>l’Università L’Orientale <strong>di</strong> Napoli nel 2007 e 

2008 

6. Sonia Mo<strong>di</strong>ca (Associazione Italia Antica, Roma) 

Urban form and territory of a coastal centre: the case of Ardea. 

(Latium, Italy) – From Protohistory to the Middle Republican Age 

7. Alexandra-Fani Alexandridou (University of Oxford); Panagiota 

Tsilogianni (University of Paris 1, Sorbonne) 

The Recent Excavations on the Island of Antikythera in Western 

Greece and the First Results (2000-2007) 

8. Fabrizio Delussu, Alessandro Teatini (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> 

Sassari) 

La Barbagia in età romana: gli scavi 2004/2007 nell’inse<strong>di</strong>amento 

<strong>di</strong> Sant’Efisio <strong>di</strong> Orune (Sardegna, Provincia <strong>di</strong> Nuoro) 

9. Heinz-Jürgen Beste (Deutsches Archäologisches Institut, Rom); 

Alessandro Betori (Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici <strong>del</strong> 

Lazio); Giuseppe Ceraudo (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>del</strong> Salento); 

Thomas Fröhlich (Deutsches Archäologisches Institut, Rom); 

Angelo Nicosia (Museo <strong>del</strong>la città <strong>di</strong> Aquino); Eugenio Polito 

(Università <strong>di</strong> Cassino); Adriana Valchera (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> 

<strong>del</strong> Salento) 

Progetto “Fabrateria Nova”. Ricerche topografiche e archeologiche 

sulla città antica 

10. Raffaella Cassano, C. Silvio Fioriello, Anna Mangiator<strong>di</strong>, 

Gianluca Mastrocinque (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Bari) 

La vicenda urbana <strong>di</strong> Egnatia ri<strong>di</strong>segnata dalle recenti indagini 

11. Antti Kuusisto, Juha Tuppi (University of Oulu) 

Crustumerium: excavations at Trincea Viaria 

DET NORSKE INSTITUTT I ROMA 

Villas - Ville 


1. Paola Zanovello, Marianna Bressan (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> 

Padova) 

Montegrotto Terme (Padova) - via Neroniana 

2. Patrizio Pensabene, Enrico Gallocchio, Eleonora Gasparini, 

Riccardo Montalbano, Alessandro Vecchione, Giuseppe Paternicò 

(Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Nuovi scavi nella Villa Romana <strong>del</strong> Casale <strong>di</strong> Piazza Armerina 

3. Darius Arya, Dora Cirone (American Institute for Roman Culture), 

Danila Mancioli, Paola Virgili (Sovrintendenza ai BBCC <strong>del</strong> 

Comune <strong>di</strong> Roma) 

Villa <strong>del</strong>la Vignacce in Rome’s suburbium: new research and excavations 

from 2006-2008 

4. Tea Katunaric (Accademia <strong>del</strong>le Belle Arti, Split) 

Una recente scoperta <strong>del</strong>la villa rustica nella parte orientale 

<strong>del</strong>l’Ager salonitano. Il contributo alla topografia <strong>del</strong>l’Ager salonitano 

5. Andrea Di Miceli (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Perugia); Elisabeth 

Fentress (UCL, London); Sandra Gatti (Soprintendenza per i Beni 

Archeologici <strong>del</strong> Lazio); Marco Maiuro (Columbia University, 

USA) 

‘In torculari cenavimus”. The cella-coenatio complex at Villa 

Magna 

6. Maria Vallifuoco, Mario Notomista, Benedetto Giacobbe, Anna 

Lucignano, Angelo Esposito, Giuseppe Cammarano (Università 

degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Napoli “Suor Orsola Benincasa”) 

Nuovi stu<strong>di</strong> dalle ville rustiche nella zona vesuviana sud orientale 

7.Matilde Carrara (Soprintendenza Speciale per i Beni Archeologici 

<strong>di</strong> Roma); Allan Klynne (Istituto Svedese <strong>di</strong> Roma) 

Recenti indagini archeologiche nella Villa <strong>di</strong> Livia a Prima Porta 

8. Cécile Brouillard (INRAP); Jan Gadeyne (Temple University, 

Rome) 

Scavi <strong>del</strong>la villa romana sul Piano <strong>del</strong>la Civita <strong>di</strong> Artena (Roma) 

9. Emmanuela Caserta (Soprintendenza per Beni Archeologici <strong>di</strong> 

Roma) 

“Villam praeterea exstruxit in via Clo<strong>di</strong>a famosissimam” 

(Hist.Aug., Verus VIII, 8-9). La Villa imperiale <strong>di</strong> Lucio Vero 

all’Acquatraversa: i risultati <strong>del</strong>le ultime indagini archeologiche 

10. Beatrice Marchesini (Universtità degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Genova) 

Università <strong>di</strong> Pavia: indagine <strong>di</strong> una villa rustica in località Casette 

<strong>di</strong> Campospinoso (Pavia)



REAL ACADEMIA DE ESPAÑA EN ROMA 

Town planning - Urbanistica 

1. Saskia Stevens (University of Oxford) 

Boundary Conflicts: the impact of urban development on the 

limits of ancient Rome 

2. Esther Chávez (Universidad de La Laguna); M. Orfila 

(Universidad de Granada); M.A.Cau (ICREA/Universitat de 

Barcelona) 

El Foro de Pollentia (Alcu<strong>di</strong>a-Mallorca, España). Descubrimientos 

recientes 

3. Giovanna M. Fabrini, Marisa Rossi, Roberto Perna (Università 

degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Macerata) 

Urbs Salvia: indagini <strong>di</strong> scavo nell’area forense 

4. Jacopo Bonetto, Giovanna Falezza, Andrea Raffaele Ghiotto, 

Marta Novello (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Padova) 

Il foro <strong>di</strong> Nora: evoluzione <strong>di</strong> un’area urbana dai Fenici ai 

Bizantini 

5. Jacopo Bonetto, Giovanna Falezza, Andrea Raffaele Ghiotto, 

C. Previato (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Padova) 

Archeologia <strong>del</strong>l’e<strong>di</strong>lizia nella Venetia romana 

6. Jacopo Bonetto, Monica Salvadori, Marta Novello, Michele 

Bueno, V. Mantovani (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Padova) 

Aquileia (Ud). Il progetto <strong>di</strong> indagine <strong>del</strong>la domus <strong>del</strong>le Bestie 

Ferite 

7. Paolo Taus (Università Politecnica <strong>del</strong>le Marche); Gabriele 

Bal<strong>del</strong>li (Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici <strong>del</strong>le Marche) 

Dall’Arco d’ Augusto alla Porta Principale <strong>del</strong>la “Colonia 

Julia Fanestris”: Duemila anni <strong>di</strong> Storia Urbana 

8. Fiorenzo Catalli (Soprintendenza Speciale per i Beni Archeologici 

<strong>di</strong> Roma); Ulisse Fabiani, Augusto Mazzoni, Paola Pacchiarotti 

(Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Regio XIV, Transtiberim. Nuovi dati per la ricostruzione <strong>del</strong> 

paesaggio urbano antico 

9. Thomas Schäfer, Karin Schmidt, Massimo Osanna (Universität 

Tübingen) 

Ausgrabungen und Forschungen auf der Akropolis von Cossyra 

(Pantelleria, Trapani) 

10. Hülya Bulut (Muğla Üniversitesi) 

Daskyleion: Hellenisation of the Persian Capital at the end of 

the 4th and 3rd centuries BC 

11. F. Accurso, R. Alteri, F. Avilia, A.M. Cavallaro, A. 

D’agostino, L. Di Blasi, L. De Marco, A. Delle Se<strong>di</strong>e (independent 

researchers); R. Egi<strong>di</strong> (Soprintendenza Speciale per i Beni 

Archeologici <strong>di</strong> Roma); M. Fossati, A. Ghelli, G. Luglio, M. 

Letizia, M. Malvone, D. Mancini, M. H. Marchetti, D. Pantano, 

D. Pellandra, L. Pinelli (independent researchers); D. Spadoni 

(Soprintendenza Speciale per i Beni Archeologici <strong>di</strong> Roma); A. 

Visoni, G. Vitale (independent researchers) 

La viabilità antica nel suburbio sud orientale romano (X Municipio) 

12. Angelo Esposito, Anna Lucignano (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> 

Napoli “Suor Orsola Benincasa”) 

Ninfei marittimi imperiali nel Golfo <strong>di</strong> Napoli 

13. Paola Mazzei (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Analemmata/Substructiones Capitolii: dall’età dei re alle mura 

repubblicane 

Architecture - Architettura 

1. Silvia González Soutelo (Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona/ICAC) 

The architectonic configuration of mineral me<strong>di</strong>cinal spas in 

Roman age: a study proposal 

2. Costanza Gialanella (Soprintendenza Speciale per i Beni Archeologici 

<strong>di</strong> Napoli e Pompei); Renata Esposito (CNR); Silvia 

Romano (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Pozzuoli: nuovi, antichi monumenti pubblici 

3. Taner Korkut (Akdeniz Universitesi); Götz Grosche (Fachhochschule, 

Magdeburg) 

The Bouleuterion at Patara. Parliament Buil<strong>di</strong>ng of Lycian 

League 

4. Silvia Paltineri, Mirella T.A. Robino (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> 

<strong>di</strong> Pavia) 

Scavi <strong>del</strong>l’Università <strong>di</strong> Pavia a San Cassiano <strong>di</strong> Crespino (RO) 

5. Mihail Zahariade (Vasile Pârvan Institute of Archaeology, 

Bucharest); Ileana Zahariade (Muzeul Naţional de Istorie a 

României, Bucharest) 

The 2nd century A. D. Halmyris Monument: Provenance, Structure, 

Reutilization, and Restoration 

6. Bruno D’Agostino, Marco Giglio (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> 

Napoli “L’Orientale”) 

Lo sta<strong>di</strong>o <strong>di</strong> Cuma 

7. Felice Costabile, Francesca Martorano, Vincenzo de Nittis 

(Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> Me<strong>di</strong>terranea <strong>di</strong> Reggio Calabria) 

L’ Architettura Samia <strong>di</strong> Occidente: Nuove Scoperte sui Templi 

Ionici <strong>di</strong> Locri Epizefiri e Kaulonia 

8. Ernesto Bernardo, Ulisse Fabiani, Fabiola Fraioli (Università 

degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Sull’allineamento <strong>del</strong> Tempio <strong>di</strong> Venere e Roma 

9. Sabrina Batino (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Perugia) 

Genus ionicum. Forme, storia e mo<strong>del</strong>li <strong>del</strong> capitello ionicoitalico 

10. Kathleen Lynch (University of Cincinnati, USA); Barbara 

Tsakirgis (Vanderbilt University, USA) 

This Old House: Recent Research on Houses and Households 

near the Athenian Agora 

11. Christian Mühlenbock, Nils Ole Sundet (University of 

Gothenburg) 

Between Greeks and Phoenicians in the archaic period: Households 

at the in<strong>di</strong>genous settlement of Monte Polizzo, Western 

Sicily. Preliminary results from the Scan<strong>di</strong>navian archaeological 

excavations 1998-2006 

12. Paola Chini, Alessandra Tomassetti (Sovraintendenza ai 

BBCC <strong>del</strong> Comune <strong>di</strong> Roma) 

Anno 1986: Via Renella. I documenti <strong>di</strong> archivio 

13. Paola Chini, Antonella Gallitto, Alessandra Tomassetti 

(Sovraintendenza ai BBCC <strong>del</strong> Comune <strong>di</strong> Roma) 

Via Trionfale: anno 1962. Scoperte in via Cadlolo. I documenti 

<strong>di</strong> archivio 

14. Melanie Jonasch (Deutsches Archäologisches Institut, Rom) 

Un tetto classico dall’Agora <strong>di</strong> Selinunte 

15. Lluís Piñol Masgoret (Museu d’História de Tarragona); 

Jor<strong>di</strong> López Vilar (Institut Català d’Arqueologia Clàssica) 

Terracotte architettoniche romane a Tarraco. Lastre campane 

ed antefisse italiche e <strong>di</strong> produzione locale negli scavi <strong>del</strong> circo 

romano


ACADEMIA BELGICA 

Vesuvian Cities - Città Vesuviane 

1. Steven J. R. Ellis (University of Cincinnati, USA ); Gary Devore 

(Stanford University, USA) ; Myles McCallum (St. Mary’s University, 

Canada); Ettore Manfre<strong>di</strong> (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Lecce) 

The Pompeii Archaeological Research Project: Porta Stabia 

2. Lara Anniboletti, Valentina Befani (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Perugia); 

Paolo Boila (independent researcher) 

Progetto “Rileggere Pompei”: per una nuova forma urbis <strong>del</strong>la città. 

Le indagini geofisiche nell’area non scavata 

3. Vincenza Iorio (independent researcher) 

Il Progetto “Le formelle nell’antica Pompei” 

4. S. Matsui (Kyoto Univesity); L. Sorrentino (independent researcher); 

S. Sakai (Doshisa University, Kyoto); Y. Shimizu (Kyoto University); 

V. Iorio (independent researcher) 

Nuove ricerche sull’impianto idrico <strong>di</strong> Pompei 

5. Yoshiki Hori (Kyushu University / Japan Institute of Paleological 

Stu<strong>di</strong>es) 

The New Translation of a Buil<strong>di</strong>ng Technique in Pompeian City Wall 

6. Henrik Boman (Swe<strong>di</strong>sh Pompeii Project, University of Stockholm) 

Let there be light. The use of light in an atrium house in Roman Pompeii 

7. Emiliana Mastrobattista (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Parma) 

Il sistema casa-bottega a Pompei e a Bliesbruck: un possibile confronto 

8. Antero Tammisto, Ikka Kuivalainen (Institututum Classicum Universitatis 

Helsingiensis); Helena Wassholm (EVTEK Institute of Art 

and Design) 

Dionysian banquet hall and garden decoration. House of Marcus 

Lucretius (IX 3, 5 & 24) in Pompeii. An experimental reconstruction 

at the exhibition “Domus Pompeiana – A House in Pompeii (Helsinki, 

Finland, 1 March – 25 May 2008) 

9. Mario Grimal<strong>di</strong>, Maria Luigia Fatibene, Luana Pisano, Alessandro 

Russo (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Napoli “Suor Orsola Benincasa”) 

Nuovi scavi nel giar<strong>di</strong>no <strong>del</strong>la Casa <strong>di</strong> Marco Fabio Rufo a Pompei 

(VII, 16 Insula Occidentalis 22) 

10. Mario Grimal<strong>di</strong> (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Napoli “Suor Orsola 

Benincasa”) 

Nuove decorazioni parietali dalla Casa <strong>di</strong> Marco Fabio Rufo e dalla 

Villa Imperiale 

11. J. Clayton Fant (University of Akron / All Souls College, Oxford 

University) 

Bars with marble surfaces: evidence for sub-elite marble use and the 

Me<strong>di</strong>terranean marble trade 

12. Clive Stannard (independent researcher) 

The coinages of Ebusus and Massalia copied at Pompeii 

13. Véronique Mogliaccio (Université Paul Valéry, Montpellier III) 

Nouvelles données sur la Casa Sannitica d’Herculanum 

14. Christian Biggi (Centro Internazionale degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Ercolano); 

Bianca Capasso (Soprintendenza Speciale per i Beni Archeologici <strong>di</strong> 

Napoli e Pompei); Sarah Court (Herculaneum Conservation Project) 

The International Centre for the Study of Herculaneum 

ACADEMIA DI ROMANIA IN ROMA 

Material Culture and Ancient Technology - Cultura Materiale 

e Tecnologia Antica 

1. Ersilia Lopes (Capo<strong>di</strong>strian University of Athens) 

The northern origin of the “melon coiffure” in classical Greece 


2. Tatiana Parent (University of Hawaii) 

The cultural significance of Non-Roman Warriors in the Roman Army: 

an ethnogenesis approach 

3. Torill Christine Lindstrøm (University of Bergen) 

Facial expressions (and non-expressions) in ancient Roman faces 

4. Clarissa Blume (Universität Bochum / Universität Hei<strong>del</strong>berg) 

Polychromy of Hellenistic marble sculpture and terracotta figurines 

5. Elena Miranda, Valentina De Martino, Diva Di Nanni (Università 

degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Napoli “Federico II”) 

Epigrafi e sport. Recenti scoperte dai cantieri <strong>del</strong>la metropolitana <strong>di</strong> 

Napoli 

6. Elisabeth Trinkl (Austrian Academy of Sciences) 

The Collection of Count Prokesch von Osten: Hidden Treasures 

7. Andras Patay-Horváth (Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest); 

Alfons Neubauer (Staatliche Antikensammlungen und Glyptothek, 

München) 

The <strong>di</strong>sc of Hermesios - reconstruction of a lost bronze statue 

8. Itxaso Euba, M. J. Palet (ICAC - Institut Catalá d’Arqueología 

Classica, Tarragona) 

Estu<strong>di</strong>o antracológico de los hornos romanos (s. II d. C.) de los 

yacimientos de Goleró (Sierra <strong>del</strong> Cadí; Alt Urgell) y Pla de l’Ingla 

(Vall de Madrid; Andorra): Un estu<strong>di</strong>o sobre la explotación de los 

recursos forestales relacionados con la actividad metalúrgica en alta 

montaña durante la época romana 

9. Magdalini Vasileiadou (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”) 

Oggetti <strong>di</strong> osso e <strong>di</strong> avorio provenienti da Eleutherna 

10. Ann-Louise Schallin (Swe<strong>di</strong>sh Institute at Athens) 

Midea in the Argolid. Precious finds in a Mycenaean Stronghold 

11. Virginia Urucu, Ana Voinic, A<strong>del</strong>a Gabriela Dumitru (Muzeul 

Olteniei Craiova, Romania) 

Conservation in situ of two Roman swords of “Spatha” type 

12. Cecilia Parolini, Massimiliano Di Fazio, Maria Cristina Biella, 

Tommaso Magliaro (independent researchers) 

Usi e sviluppi <strong>di</strong> una tecnica e<strong>di</strong>lizia: l’opera poligonale nel territorio 

<strong>di</strong> Fon<strong>di</strong> (LT) 

13. Yoshiki Hori (Kyushu University) 

Ancient Quarry Techniques in the Ptolemaic and Roman Periods in 

the Middle Egypt 

14. Andreas Gerdes (Institut für Angewandte Forschung, Hochschule 

Karlsruhe); Jens Heinrichs (Fakultät für Elektro- und Informationstechnik, 

Hochschule Karlsruhe); Thomas Schäfer, Frerich Schön 

(Institut für Klassische Archäologie, Universität Tübingen) 

Technologietransfer in der Antike Untersuchung punischer und römischer 

Zisternen und Zisternenverputze 

15. D. Bernal, M. Bustamante, J. J. Díaz, E. García Vargas, J. Hernando, 

J. Lagóstena, J. Ramos Muñoz, M. Soriguer, C. Zabala, A. M. 

Sáez (Universidad de Cá<strong>di</strong>z) 

Proyecto SAGENA. Artes de pesca en la Baetica en la Antigüedad 

Clásica 

16. Clau<strong>di</strong>o Giar<strong>di</strong>no (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Napoli “Suor Orsola 

Benincasa”); Francesca Lugli (Associazione Italiana <strong>di</strong> Etno<strong>archeologia</strong>) 

The earliest evidence of iron metallurgy in Rome: the forges from the 

Capitoline Hill 

17. Saša Redžić (Arheološki Institut, Beograd) 

Identifying the workshop for intensely profiled fibulae at Viminacium 

18. Marijke Gnade, Jeltsje Stobbe, Heleen Knikman, Jitte Waagen, 

Vla<strong>di</strong>mir Stissi, Gert-Jan Van Wijngaarden, Elissaveth Hitsiou (University 

of Amsterdam) 

New Perspectives on Ancient Pottery. A new research project of the 

University of Amsterdam



19. M. Lourdes Girón Anguiozar (Universidad de Cá<strong>di</strong>z); Josè 

Manuel Costa Garcia (Universitat de Santiago de Compostela) 

Cambiamenti nelle forme ceramiche, cambiamenti nella <strong>di</strong>eta? 

21. Margherita Corrado (Centro <strong>di</strong> Archeologia Sperimentale 

<strong>del</strong>le Produzioni Artigianali ed Artistiche) 

Nuove attestazioni <strong>di</strong> vasellame in sigillata africana C3 e C4 

decorata a rilievo applicato e a matrice dal Vibonese 

20. Raimon Graells i Fabregat (Universitat de Lleida); Samuel 

Sardà Seuma (Universitat Rovira i Virgili) 

Respuestas materiales a estímulos ideológicos: instrumental 

Me<strong>di</strong>terráneo de banquete en el noreste de la Península Ibérica 

(S. VII-VI a.C.) 

22. Maria Cristina Biella (independent researcher) 

Impasti orientalizzanti con decorazione incisa <strong>di</strong> area falisca e 

capenate: un primo bilancio 

23. Angela Bellia (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Palermo) 

Le raffigurazioni musicali nella coroplastica <strong>del</strong>la Sicilia greca 

(VI-III sec. a. C.) 

24. Valentina Befani (Scuola <strong>di</strong> Specializzazione in Archeologia 

Classica / Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Trieste); Chiara Maria 

Marchetti (Scuola <strong>di</strong> Specializzazione “Dinu Adamesteanu”, 

Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>del</strong> Salento) 

La ceramica a vernice <strong>di</strong> Spoleto: primi dati dai contesti <strong>di</strong> via 

Cecili e <strong>del</strong> Teatro Nuovo 

25. Despoina Tsiafaki (Cultural and Educational Technology 

Institute, Research Centre “Athena”, Xanthi); Eleni Manakidou 

(Aristotle University, Thessaloniki); Anastasios J. Sakalis, 

Nestor C. Tsirliganis (Cultural and Educational Technology 

Institute, Research Centre “Athena”, Xanthi) 

The ancient settlement at Karabournaki: the results of the current 

fieldwork and research. Corinthian and Corinthian type 

pottery analysis 

26. Maria Raffaella Ciuccarelli (Università <strong>di</strong> Pisa) 

Forme <strong>del</strong>la romanizzazione nel Piceno meri<strong>di</strong>onale. Ceramiche 

fini e laterizi fra mo<strong>del</strong>li coloniali e tra<strong>di</strong>zione locale 

27. Maria Isabel Rodriguez Lopez (Universidad Complutense de 

Madrid) 

Materiales arqueológicos en el yacimiento de Los Casares 

(2005-2007) 

28. Macarena Bustamante Álvarez (Universidad de Cá<strong>di</strong>z) 

Representaciones imperiales en pequeño formato: el caso de la 

terra sigillata hispánica 

29. Alessandra Loglio (Scuola <strong>di</strong> specializzazione in Archeologia, 

Università Cattolica <strong>del</strong> Sacro Cuore <strong>di</strong> Milano) 

Nuovi dati sui “tituli picti”<strong>del</strong>le anfore Keay LII rinvenute nel 

contesto <strong>del</strong> Tempio Flavio <strong>di</strong> Leptis Magna 

30. Francisco José García Fernández, Enrique García Vargas 

(Universidad de Sevilla) 

Continuidades y rupturas en la vajilla domèstica durante los inicios 

de la presencia romana en el bajo Guadalquivir: la ciudad 

de Sevilla como para<strong>di</strong>gma 

31. Ilaria De Aloe (independent researcher) 

Settlement patterns from the Hellenistic to the Sasanian periods 

in the Tell Leilan region (NE Syria): the pottery evidence 

32. Edvige Patella (independent researcher) 

La fase <strong>di</strong> abbandono <strong>del</strong>l’aula <strong>di</strong> culto <strong>del</strong> Foro <strong>del</strong>la Pace: il 

contesto ceramico <strong>di</strong> VI secolo d.C. 

33. Maria Chi<strong>di</strong>roglou (University of Athens) 

Karystian marble trade in Roman Me<strong>di</strong>terranean region. An 

overview of old and new data 

34. Silvia Rozenberg (The Israel Museum, Jerusalem) 

New fragments from Omrit in the land of Israel 

35. Silvia Fortunati (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Roma 


Frammenti ine<strong>di</strong>ti da un soffitto <strong>di</strong>pinto <strong>del</strong> Palatino 

BRITISH SCHOOL AT ROME 

Multi<strong>di</strong>sciplinary Approaches to Classical Archaeology 

Approcci Multi<strong>di</strong>sciplinari per l’Archeologia Classica 

1. S. Keay (British School at Rome / University of Southampton); 

S. Kay (British School at Rome); S. Hay, K. Strutt (APSS, 

University of Southampton); L. Pett, E. De Gaetano, R. Ferraby, 

G. Richardson (British School at Rome) 

Pursuing the Past: geophysics at The British School at Rome 

2. S. Rinal<strong>di</strong> Tufi, L. Baratin, D. Peloso (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> 

<strong>di</strong> Urbino “Carlo Bo”) 

New research at the Roman town of Doclea (Montenegro) 

3. S. Hay (APSS, University of Southampton); S. Kay, L. Pett 

(British School at Rome) 

Geophysics at Doclea(Montenegro) 

4. S. Hay (APSS, University of Southampton); S. Keay (British 

School at Rome / University of Southampton); M. Millett 

(Universtity of Cambridge) 

Ocriculum (Otricoli): An integrated archaeological survey 

5. S. Hay (APSS, University of Southampton); S. Keay (British 

School at Rome / University of Southampton); M. Millett 

(Universtity of Cambridge) 

Teanum Si<strong>di</strong>cinum (Teano): Unravelling an urban and sacred 

landscape 

6. H. Patterson, R. Cascino (British School at Rome); H. Di 

Giuseppe (AIAC) 

Veii. The historical topography of the ancient city 

7. V. Gaffney (University of Birmingham); H. Patterson (British 

School at Rome); P. Roberts (The British Museum); B. Sudds 

(Pre-Construct Archaeology) 

Forum Novum – Vescovio. A Roman town and bishopric in the 

Sabina 

8. F. Coarelli (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Perugia); H. Patterson 

(British School at Rome); V. Gasparini (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> 

Perugia); S. Kay (British School at Rome) 

Falacrinae: the birth place of Vespasian 

9. F. Carboni (Universiteit Gent); C. Corsi, M. C. Ven<strong>di</strong>tti 

(Università <strong>di</strong> Cassino); L. Verdonck, F. Vermeulen (Universiteit 

Gent) 

Urbanistica <strong>del</strong>le città romane <strong>di</strong> Corsica: l’esempio <strong>di</strong> Mariana 

10. Roberto Perna (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Macerata) 

Attività <strong>del</strong>l’Università degli stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Macerata ad Hadrianopolis 

(Albania) 

11. Cristina Corsi (Università <strong>di</strong> Cassino); Morgan De Dapper, 

Sarah Deprez, (Department of Geography,Universiteit Gent); 

Devi Taelman, Lieven Verdonck (Department of Archaeology 

and Ancient History,Universiteit Gent); Frank Vermeulen (Universidade 

de Évora) 

Geoarchaeological observations on the Roman town of Ammaia 

(Alentejo, Portugal)

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Third Academia Belgica – Francqui Foundation Conference 

“Quantifying Monetary Supplies in 

Greco-Roman Times” 

On the occasion of the 2007 Francqui Prize awarded to François de Callataÿ (Royal Library of Belgium), the Academia Belgica 

and the Francqui Foundation are proud to announce the third joined Academia Belgica-Francqui Foundation Conference to be 

held at the 

Sessions are scheduled on: 

Academia Belgica, Via Omero 8, Rome (Italy) 

September 29-30, 2008 

in collaboration with the Belgian Science Policy Administration 

and with Istituto Italiano <strong>di</strong> Numismatica. 

Methodological issues, Archaic and Classical Greek coinages, Hellenistic coinages, Roman coinages. 

Speakers include: 

Ted Buttrey (Cambridge), Warren Esty (University of Montana), Thomas Faucher (Paris, Sorbonne/Paris IV and EPHE), Clive 

Stannard (Rome), François de Callataÿ (Brussels, Royal Library of Belgium and EPHE), Olivier Picard (Paris, Sorbonne/ 

Paris IV), Koray Lonuk (Bordeaux, CNRS/Ausonius), Peter van Alfen (New York, American Numismatic Society), Louis 

Brousseau (Paris, Sorbonne/Paris IV and EPHE), Maria Caltabiano and Mariangela Puglisi (Messina, Università <strong>di</strong> Messina), 

Benedetto Carroccio (Cosenza, Università <strong>del</strong>la Calabria), Panagiotis Iossif (Athens, Belgian School of Archaeology), Oliver 

Hoover (Toronto), Haim Gitler (Jerusalem – Israel Museum), Andrew Burnett (London, British Museum), Michel Amandry 

(Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France and EPHE), Johan van Heesch (Brussels, Royal Library of Belgium and KUL), Elio 

Lo Cascio (Roma, Università La Sapienza). 

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12. Emanuela Falcucci, Fabrizio Gala<strong>di</strong>ni (Istituto Nazionale <strong>di</strong> 

Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Milano); Hermann Borghesi (Cooperativa 

Limes, Avezzano); Emanuela Ceccaroni, (Soprintendenza per i Beni 

Archeologici <strong>del</strong>l’Abruzzo, Chieti) 

Eventi naturali <strong>di</strong>struttivi e storia degli abitati nel settore abruzzese 

<strong>del</strong>l’Appennino centrale 

13. Angelo Ceraulo (Soprintendenza <strong>del</strong> Mare); Maria Assunta Papa 

(Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Palermo); Francesco Benassi (Soprintendenza 

<strong>del</strong> Mare) 

Nuove ricerche archeologiche nello “Stagnone <strong>di</strong> Mozia”. Indagini e 

prospezioni presso la strada sommersa 

14. Domenico Fossataro (CAAM - Università <strong>di</strong> Chieti); Eugenio Di 

Valerio, Oliva Menozzi (DSA - Università <strong>di</strong> Chieti) 

Capestrano Project. GIS and preliminary archaeological results 

15. Oliva Menozzi (DSA - Università <strong>di</strong> Chieti); Domenico Fossataro 

(CAAM - Università <strong>di</strong> Chieti); Luca Cherstich (Brasenose College, 

Oxford University) 

Field survey, remote sensing and geoarchaeological prospections in 

the GIS project of the chora at Cyrene 

16. Francesca Pizziconi (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>del</strong>la Basilicata, 

Matera) 

Il fenomeno <strong>del</strong> riuso nelle mura aureliane. Analisi e stu<strong>di</strong>o dei 

reimpieghi me<strong>di</strong>ante archivio informatico 

17. Silvia Alcaide (ICAC) 

Aplicaciones TIC al estu<strong>di</strong>o de las iglesias tardoantiguas de las islas 

Baleares 

18. Johannes Bergemann, Ulrich-Walter Gans, Mathias Lang (Ruhr- 

Universität, Bochum) 

ArcheoInf: Data centre for the <strong>di</strong>gital support to implement, evaluate 

and publish archaeological field projects (excavation, survey) 

19. E. Lorenz Baumer (Institut für Archäeologie, Universität Bern); 

François Queyrel (Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, Paris) 

“Histara-Les comptes rendus”. An on-line system for creating, 

archiving and <strong>di</strong>stributing peer reviewed book reviews in classical 

archaeology, art history and connected fields 

20. Maximilian Schich (Center for Complex Networks Research, 

Northeastern University, Boston) 

The Network of Subject Co-Popularity in Classical Archaeology 

21. Daniel M. Millette (University of British Columbia, USA) 

On Monuments of Spectacle as Places of Cultural Interaction. The 

Theatre of Oudhna (Ithnia), Tunisia: Innovative Techniques in Archaeological 

Research 

22. Mantha Zarmakoupi (Freie Universität Berlin) 

The VR <strong>di</strong>gital mo<strong>del</strong> of the Villa of the Papyri project 

23. M. De Franceschini (independent researcher); F. Mantovani 

(Centro <strong>di</strong> GeoTecnologie, Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Siena); U. 

Pavanello (independent researcher); M. Bottacchi, A. M. Marras 

(Centro <strong>di</strong> GeoTecnologie, Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Siena) 

Impiego <strong>di</strong> nuove tecnologie per lo stu<strong>di</strong>o <strong>del</strong>le strutture sepolte 

<strong>del</strong>l’Accademia <strong>di</strong> Villa Adriana (Tivoli) 

24. D. Nuzzo, P. De Santis, G. Disantarosa, A. Rocco (Università degli 

Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Bari); G. Dabbicco, N. G. Florio (Geotek, Bari); D. Gallo 

(Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Bari) 

Indagini geofisiche nell’area <strong>del</strong> complesso cimiteriale <strong>di</strong> Ponte 

<strong>del</strong>la Lama (Canosa <strong>di</strong> Puglia, Bari) 

25. Emmanuele Curti (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>del</strong>la Basilicata, Matera); 

Lucia Colangelo, Sabrina Mutino, Chiara Prascina, Neelson 

Witter (Faber srl) 

Nuovi scavi e moderne metodologie <strong>di</strong> documentazione nel santuario 

<strong>del</strong>la dea Mefite a Rossano <strong>di</strong> Vaglio (PZ) 

26. Marina Piranomonte (Soprintendenza Speciale per i Beni Archeologici 

<strong>di</strong> Roma); Clau<strong>di</strong>o Vercelli (Geores srl); Annagiulia Fabiani, 

Alessandra Tedeschi (Cooperativa Archeologia) 

Roma, Municipio II, Piazza Annibaliano. Lavori <strong>di</strong> realizzazione 

<strong>del</strong>la Linea B1 <strong>del</strong>la Metropolitana. Indagini geo-archeologiche 

sull’evoluzione <strong>del</strong> territorio in epoca antica 

27. Marina Piranomonte (Soprintendenza Speciale per i Beni Archeologici 

<strong>di</strong> Roma); Clau<strong>di</strong>o Vercelli (Geores srl); Giovanni Ricci 

(Cooperativa Archeologia) 

Roma Municipio II: Via Lubin-Via <strong>di</strong> Villa Ruffo, carotaggi, in<strong>di</strong>gini 

topografiche e saggi <strong>di</strong> scavo; un approccio multi<strong>di</strong>sciplinare per la 

conoscenza <strong>del</strong> potenziale archeologico sepolto 

Ports, trade and amphorae - Porti, commercio e anfore 

1. Christophe Bocherens, Thomas Morard (Mission archéologique de 

la Schola <strong>del</strong> Traiano, Ostia Antica) 

Ostia Antica: la mission archéologique de la Schola <strong>del</strong> Traiano 

2. Margherita Corrado (Centro <strong>di</strong> Archeologia Sperimentale <strong>del</strong>le 

Produzioni Artigianali ed Artistiche) 

Nuovi dati <strong>di</strong> scavo ed epigrafici sulle manifatture tardo-repubblicane 

<strong>di</strong> anfore da trasporto <strong>del</strong> versante ionico calabrese gravitanti 

sul Golfo <strong>di</strong> Squillace (CZ) 

3. F. Maselli Scotti, L. Mandruzzato (Soprintendenza per i Beni 

Archeologici <strong>del</strong> Friuli Venezia Giulia) 

Aquileia: nuovi dati sul porto fluviale ed i quartieri limitrofi in età 

tardo-romana. La zona nord-orientale 

4. S. Keay (British School at Rome / University of Southampton); G. 

Earl (University of Southampton); L. Paroli (Soprintendenza ai Beni 

Archeologici <strong>di</strong> Ostia) 

Re-Discovering Portus - The Port of Imperial Rome 

5. Cinzia Morelli (Soprintendenza ai Beni Archeologici <strong>di</strong> Ostia); 

Maria Cristina Grossi, Daniela Citro, Alessandra Facciolo, Monica 

Gala, Salvatore Medaglia, Maria Lucrezia Rinal<strong>di</strong>, Daria Ruggeri, 

Sandra Sivilli (independent researchers) 

Un’estesa struttura idraulica <strong>del</strong> I secolo d. C. nel territorio <strong>di</strong> Maccarese 

(Fiumicino – Roma) 

6. Margherita Corrado, Isabella Ferro (Centro <strong>di</strong> Archeologia Spertimentale 

<strong>del</strong>le Produzioni Artigianali ed Artistiche) 

Anfore Keay LII: produzione e circolazione in e dalla Calabria 

7. Gianfranco De Rossi, Enzo Di Giovanni, Paola Miniero, Gianluca 

Soricelli, Simona Salmieri 

Il porto <strong>di</strong> Miseno in età tardoantica: analisi dei contesti ceramici 

8. Simonetta Menchelli, Maria Raffaella Ciuccarelli (Università <strong>di</strong> 

Pisa) 

I depositi <strong>di</strong> anfore lungo il litorale fermano: nuovi dati per la produzione 

ed il commercio <strong>del</strong> vino piceno 

9. Hervé Tronchère, Jean-Philippe Goiran (Maison de l’Orient et de 

la Me<strong>di</strong>terranee); Bertrand Millet, Giulia Boetto (Université de la 

Me<strong>di</strong>terranee) 

Water circulation mo<strong>del</strong>ling in the ancient harbour of Rome 

10. Álvaro Jiménez Sancho (Conjunto Arqueológico de Itálica); 

Francisco Borja Barrera (Universidad de Huelva); Enrique García 

Vargas, Francisco José García Fernández (Universidad de Sevilla) 

Hispalis y el Baetis: <strong>di</strong>námica fluvial y paisaje portuario en una 

ciudad romana de la Bética. Una perspectiva geoarqueológica 

11. J. Blánquez, L. Roldán (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid); D. 

Bernal, J. J. Díaz (Universidad de Cá<strong>di</strong>z) 

Las estructuras portuarias altoimperiales de Villa Victoria. Un embarcadero 

<strong>del</strong> barrio industrial periurbano de Carteia


12. Nicholas Wood (independent researcher) 

Where was the harbour of Pompeii 

13. Anton Bonnier (Stockholm University) 

From Harbour to Hinterland: Landscape, Settlement Development 

and Coast-Inland Interaction by the Corinthian Gulf, c. 600-300 

B.C. 

14. Anna Ferrarese Lupi (Università Cattolica <strong>del</strong> Sacro Cuore <strong>di</strong> 

Milano) 

Residuals, rests of alluvial deposits and shipwrecks in the stratigraphical 

basin of Pisa - San Rossore 

DET DANSKE INSTITUT I ROM 

Landscape Archaeology - Archeologia <strong>del</strong> Paesaggio 

1. Harri Kiiskinen (University of Turku / University of Groningen) 

Terra sigillata market zones in Roman Etruria 

2. Günther Schörner (Friedrich Schiller Universität, Jena); Thomas 

Schierl (RGK Frankfurt/M); Henning Wabersich (Friedrich Schiller 

Universität, Jena) 

Fieldwork Project ‘Il Monte’ (San Gimignano, Italy) 

3. Eleonora Berti, Ilaria D’Urso, Michela Emilia Giannetti, Matteo 

Pierattini, Anna Rachele Solimando (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> 

Firenze) 

Paesaggio, Giar<strong>di</strong>no e Cultura Classica: Analisi e Riflessioni attraverso 

Testi e Progetti. Per una Definizione <strong>di</strong> Paesaggio in epoca 

Classica: i Testi 

4. Eleonora Berti, Ilaria D’Urso, Michela Emilia Giannetti, Matteo 

Pierattini, Anna Rachele Solimando (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> 

Firenze) 

Paesaggio, Giar<strong>di</strong>no e Cultura Classica: Analisi e Riflessioni attraverso 

Testi e Progetti. Giar<strong>di</strong>no e Villa in epoca Tardo-Repubblicana 

e Imperiale 

5. Marta Flórez i Santasusana, Josep M. Martínez i Palet (ICAC) 

Dinámica <strong>del</strong> poblamiento y romanización en la Laietania interior 

(Vallès Oriental,Barcelona). Del s. IV a.C. al s. I a.C 

6. Franziska Lang (Technische Universität Darmstadt) 

Exploring the cultural-specific economy of Plaghia 

7. Marco Benvenuti (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Firenze), Rosy Gennusa, 

Cristiano Iaia, Adriana Moroni (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> 

Siena); Marco Pacciarelli (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Napoli “Federico 

II”) 

Ricerche multi<strong>di</strong>sciplinari sull’inse<strong>di</strong>amento, l’ambiente e 

l’economia <strong>di</strong> una comunità <strong>del</strong>l’età <strong>del</strong> Ferro nell’Italia centrosettentrionale 

appenninica: il caso <strong>di</strong> Trebbio (Sansepolcro, Arezzo) 

8. Hans Van der Leest (Mount Alison University, Canada); Myles 

McCallum (St.Mary’s University, Canada); Lisa Brown (University 

of E<strong>di</strong>nburgh); Liam Cooney (University of Durham, UK) 

Investigating Imperial Estates in Southern Italy: The San Felice 

Project 

9. Emanuela Ceccaroni (Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici 

<strong>del</strong>l’Abruzzo, Chieti); Fabrizio Gala<strong>di</strong>ni (Istituto Nazionale <strong>di</strong> 

Geofisica e Vulcanologia, Milano) 

Il terremoto <strong>del</strong> II secolo d.C. nell’Abruzzo interno e l’impatto sulla 

storia degli abitati antichi 

10. Michelangelo La Rosa (Fondazione “Marcello Zei”, S. Felice al 

Circeo, Latina); Sonia Mo<strong>di</strong>ca (Associazione Italia Antica, Roma) 

Natural resources and productive activities in south coastal Latium: 

cognitive data between Antium, Ardea and Satricum 


11. Mohamed Kenawi (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Trento / Università 

degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Siena) 

The koms: what do we know about the roman presence in Beheira 

(western <strong>del</strong>ta- Egypt)? A First Glance 

12. Paolo Sommella (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”); 

Giovanni Azzena (Università <strong>di</strong> Sassari); Maria Luisa Marchi 

(Università <strong>di</strong> Foggia); Francesca Ulisse (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> 


La Tabula Imperii Romani 

13. Paola Ventura (Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici <strong>del</strong> Friuli 

Venezia Giulia, Trieste); Matteo Dolci (independent researcher) 

Inse<strong>di</strong>amenti rustici nel me<strong>di</strong>o e alto concor<strong>di</strong>ese: tipologie e contesti 

14. Nathaniel Cutajar, Clive Vella (Superintendence of Cultural 

Heritage, Malta) 

Rural settlement in Roman Malta: Archaeological Investigations at 

Ta’ Qali, Malta 

15. Anthony Pace (Superintendence of Cultural Heritage, Malta); 

George Azzopar<strong>di</strong> (University of Durham, UK) 

Economic Landscapes of the Maltese Isalnds during Late Antiquity: 

a survey of ancient wine presses 

16. Alessandra Tomassetti (independent researcher) 

Indagini archeologiche a Colle Fiorito (Boccea-La Storta:Roma) 

17. Alessandra Tomassetti (independent researcher) 

Viale Furio Camillo (Roma). Un’area <strong>di</strong> attività produttive e suo 

riutilizzo 

18. Floriana Miele (Soprintendenza Speciale per i Beni Archeologici 

<strong>di</strong> Napoli e Pompei); Enrico Angelo Stanco (Soprintendenza per i 

Beni Archeologici <strong>di</strong> Caserta e Benevento) 

Viabilità e infrastrutture romane nell’ager Allifanus e nella me<strong>di</strong>a 

valle <strong>del</strong> Volturno 

KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDS INSTITUUT ROME 

Landscape Archaeology - Archeologia <strong>del</strong> Paesaggio 

1. Dorota Biesiekirska, Gert-Jan Burgers, Jan Paul Crielaard (Archaeological 

Centre of the VU-University of Amsterdam (ACVU) 

L’Amastuola Archaeological Project 

2. Tymon de Haas, Martijn van Leusen, Peter Attema, Gert-Jan 

Burgers (Groningen Institute of Archaeology, Archaeological Centre 

of the VU-University of Amsterdam (ACVU)) 

Regional Pathways to Complexity 

3. Grazia Semeraro (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Roma “La Sapienza”); 

Giulia Recchia (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Lecce); Cristiana Ruggini 

(Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Foggia); Gert-Jan Burgers (Vrije Universiteit 

of Amsterdam) 

The Murge Tableland Project 

4. Tymon C.A. de Haas (University of Groningen) 

Intra-regional comparative research in the Pontine Region: surveys 

in the Pontine marshes 

5. Christina Williamson (University of Groningen) 

City and Sanctuary in Hellenistic Asia Minor. Sacred and ideological 

landscapes 

6. Jitte Waagen, Gert-Jan Burgers, Antonella Fontana, Lucia Di Noi 

(Royal Dutch Institute at Rome) 

Setting up archaeological parks in the Italian region of Apulia



7. Marco Giuman, Enrico Trudu, Piergiorgio Floris, Eliana 

Murgia (Università <strong>di</strong> Cagliari) 

Nuragus e il centro romano <strong>di</strong> Valentia: ricognizioni archeologiche 

e nuove acquisizioni 

8. Larissa Se<strong>di</strong>kova (National Preserve of Tauric Chersonesos, 

Ukraine); Adam Rabinowitz (University of Texas, Austin); 

Jessica Trelogan (University of Texas at Austin and L – P : 

Archaeology, UK ) 

Multi<strong>di</strong>sciplinary research in the South Region of Chersonesos 

(Crimea, Ukraine), 2004-2006 

9. Dorica Manconi (Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici 

<strong>del</strong>l’Umbria); Paolo Camerieri (independent researcher) 

La centuriazione <strong>del</strong>la valle umbra 

10. Simonetta Lupi, Cristina Taddei (independent researcher); 

Daniele Arduini (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Bologna) 

I paesaggi invisibili: San Marcello Pistoiese 

11. Cristina Taddei (independent researcher) 

Volterra e la Valle <strong>del</strong> Cecina Poggio ai Monti, un sito etrusco 

d’altura. Dall’analisi intrasito alla ricostruzione teorica 

12. Josè Manuel Costa Garcia (Universitat de Santiago de 

Compostela) 

Presenza militare e organizzazione <strong>del</strong> territorio nord ovest 

peninsulare 

13. Johannes Bergemann, Ulrich-Walter Gans (Ruhr Universität, 

Bochum) 

The Gela- Survey (Sicily) 


14. M.S. Busana, Ivana Cerato, Andrea Raffaele Ghiotto, Paolo 

Mozzi, Antonella Miola (Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> Padova) 

Indagini nell’agro orientale <strong>di</strong> Altino (Italia nord-adriatica): 

la trasformazione <strong>del</strong> paesaggio naturale e antropico tra età 

pre-protostorica ed età romana 

15. Marco Cavalieri (Université catholique de Louvain, Belgique); 

Antonia Fumo, Chiara Nembi, Gloriana Pace (Scuola 

<strong>di</strong> Specializzazione in Archeologia, Università degli Stu<strong>di</strong> <strong>di</strong> 

Firenze) 

VII Regio. La Val d’Elsa durante l’età romana e la tarda 

Antichità 

16. Frank Vermeulen, Francesca Carboni, Sophie Dralans 

(Universiteit Gent) 

Measuring urbanisation in the Late Republican and Early 

Imperial landscape of Adriatic Central Italy 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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