8U Summer Technical Sessions. Session #1 Wednesday June 13th Thursday June 14th.
Thursday, 13th of June, Room 2070A (UdL 6)
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Postgraduate Cypriot Archaeology 13th–15th June 2019, Humboldt University of Berlin Thursday, 13th of June, Room 2070A (UdL 6) 15:00 Registration Session I. Late Antique to Early Medieval Times 16:00 S. Panayiotou: Condominium, Neutralization or Something Else? A Re-examination of Primary Sour- ces concerning the Political Status of Cyprus (649-965 AD) 16:30 M. Metzger: Cyprus and the Christian East in Late Antiquity: A doctoral study on the question of relics 17:00 C. Keane: Re-examining urban shiſts in 7th/8th century Cyprus: settlement and agency 18:00 Keynote Lecture Giorgos Papantoniou (Nicosia): Classical Archaeology and Cyprus in the 21st Century Reception at the University Friday, 14th of June, Room 2095B (UdL 6) 8:30 Welcome Address and Introduction Session II. Cyprus and the Mediterranean Network A. Interactions and Exchange 8:45 M. Hadjigavriel: From Clay and Beyond: Tracing Interactions in Late Chalcolithic Cyprus 9:15 G. Bourogiannis: Cypriot connectivity in the Mediterranean from the Late Bronze Age to the end of the Cypro-Classical period: Introducing the CyCoMed research project B. From Cyprus to the World: Pottery Exports 9:45 S. Vilain: On the Cypriot White Painted productions and other local ceramics inspired by them in Egypt during the Second Intermediate Period 10:15 A. Dimitrova: Archaic Cypriot imports in the Black Sea 10:45–11:00 Coffee Break C. Attic Imports to Cyprus 11:00 V. Lewandowski: Attic pottery from Marion 11:30 A. Schaffer: Greek Vases in an ancient kingdom on Cyprus. Some thoughts about the Attic pottery found in Tamassos 12:00–13:00 Lunch Break Session III. Cultural Contacts and Travelling Ideas 13:00 A. Saggio/J. Ahola: A Game of Change. Board games in the changing Bronze Age Cypriot society 13:30 B. Stärz: Female shaped handles – Toilet Objects of daily Use? 14:00 P. Jablonsky: New Research on the anthropoid sarcophagi from Cyprus 14:30 A. Paule: Solar Symbols and Solar Eclipses in Archaic Cyprus 15:00 S. Çonka: Did Ancient Cyprus play a role in transmitting the architectural idea of “female-figured supportive column” from “the East” to “the West” and Who are the contributors 15:30–16:00 Coffee Break Session IV. Paphian Studies 16:00 C. Peverelli: Exploring Palaepaphos During the Classical Period: Preliminary Remarks on e Evreti Residential Area and its Wells (TE I and VII) 16th Meeting on
Transcript of Thursday, 13th of June, Room 2070A (UdL 6)
Postgraduate Cypriot Archaeology 13th–15th June 2019, Humboldt University of Berlin
Thursday, 13th of June, Room 2070A (UdL 6)15:00 Registration
Session I. Late Antique to Early Medieval Times16:00 S. Panayiotou: Condominium, Neutralization or Something Else? A Re-examination of Primary Sour- ces concerning the Political Status of Cyprus (649-965 AD)16:30 M. Metzger: Cyprus and the Christian East in Late Antiquity: A doctoral study on the question of relics17:00 C. Keane: Re-examining urban shifts in 7th/8th century Cyprus: settlement and agency18:00 Keynote Lecture Giorgos Papantoniou (Nicosia): Classical Archaeology and Cyprus in the 21st Century Reception at the UniversityFriday, 14th of June, Room 2095B (UdL 6)8:30 Welcome Address and Introduction
Session II. Cyprus and the Mediterranean Network
A. Interactions and Exchange8:45 M. Hadjigavriel: From Clay and Beyond: Tracing Interactions in Late Chalcolithic Cyprus9:15 G. Bourogiannis: Cypriot connectivity in the Mediterranean from the Late Bronze Age to the end of the Cypro-Classical period: Introducing the CyCoMed research project
B. From Cyprus to the World: Pottery Exports9:45 S. Vilain: On the Cypriot White Painted productions and other local ceramics inspired by them in Egypt during the Second Intermediate Period10:15 A. Dimitrova: Archaic Cypriot imports in the Black Sea
10:45–11:00 Coffee Break
C. Attic Imports to Cyprus11:00 V. Lewandowski: Attic pottery from Marion11:30 A. Schaffer: Greek Vases in an ancient kingdom on Cyprus. Some thoughts about the Attic pottery found in Tamassos
12:00–13:00 Lunch Break
Session III. Cultural Contacts and Travelling Ideas
13:00 A. Saggio/J. Ahola: A Game of Change. Board games in the changing Bronze Age Cypriot society13:30 B. Stärz: Female shaped handles – Toilet Objects of daily Use?14:00 P. Jablonsky: New Research on the anthropoid sarcophagi from Cyprus14:30 A. Paule: Solar Symbols and Solar Eclipses in Archaic Cyprus 15:00 S. Çonka: Did Ancient Cyprus play a role in transmitting the architectural idea of “female-figured supportive column” from “the East” to “the West” and Who are the contributors
15:30–16:00 Coffee Break
Session IV. Paphian Studies
16:00 C. Peverelli: Exploring Palaepaphos During the Classical Period: Preliminary Remarks on The Evreti Residential Area and its Wells (TE I and VII)
16th Meeting on
Session V. The Divine Sphere: Cypriot Sanctuaries
A. Golgoi8:30 M. Kamenou: Communicating with the divine: an interpretation of the votive reliefs from the sanctu- ary of Apollo at Golgoi
B. Idalion9:00 S. Horacek: The ‚Phoenician palmette capitals‘ from the so-called Astarte-Aphrodite sanctuary of a female deity on the eastern acropolis of Idalion 9:30 A. Walther: The Terracottas from the so-called Temple of Aphrodite in Idalion10:00 F. Schwake: The Cypriot finds of Max Ohnefalsch-Richter – Processing two plates published in 1889
10:00–10:30 Coffee Break
C. Tamassos10:30 F. Schimpf: Excavations at Tamassos 1970–1980: The inner-city sanctuaries11:00 K. Juergens: At the gates of Tamassos: the sanctuary of Apollon in the Pediaios
D. Cult in Roman times11:30 A. Ochał-Czarnowicz: The religious landscape of Roman Cyprus and the cult of heroes – some remarks
12:00–13:00 Lunch Break
Session VI. Art History or History of Art?13:00 A. Cazzola: Art History in Ancient Cyprus. A methodological approach, and the attempt to reconsi- der the role of the art historian of antiquity13:30 A. Reeve: Figures in a landscape: the Leeds Museums and Galleries collection of ancient Cypriot figurines
Session VII. New Scientific Approaches
A. Archaeobotanical Approaches14:00 M Rousou: Vegetation history and the exploitation and use of plant resources in Pre-Pottery Neolithic Cyprus: an assessment of the current state of the archaeobotanical research14:30 G. Ioannou: Health, Disease and Diet in the Hellenistic/Roman Paphos: the bioarchaeology of Ktima Upper City necropolis
15:00–15:30 Coffee Break
B. Archaeometallurgical Approaches15:30 D. Ioannides: Enkomi: a metalworking center. New evidence from the examination of metallurgical ceramics16:00 Th. Christophorou: The Archaeometallurgical activities on the Landscape of the north-eastern foothills of Troodos (central Cyprus). Past and New Information and its importance to Cyprus Heritage
C. Communicating Cultural Heritage16:30 F. Dolcetti/F. Pettorini: Social media and the development of archaeological communication practices: the case for Erimi Archaeological Project (Cyprus)17:00 Final discussion
Saturday, 15th of June, Room 1.401 (DOR24)
16:30 A. Halczuk: Micro-regionalism within the Paphian kingdom. Epigraphic evidence17:00 M. Romaniuk: Terracotta pipes and the studies on the ancient water system in the residential district (Maloutena area) of Nea Paphos17:30 J. Mikocka: Studies on the late Roman insula from Maloutena district in Nea Paphos: architecture, functions, analogies
