The CAI annual conference – Summer School is taking place in person at Maynooth University from 18th-19th August 2023 at Renehan Hall, Old Campus, St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth.
Program
FRIDAY, 18 AUGUST
17.30 -18.30: Registration
18.15 -19.00: Walking tour of Maynooth old Campus
19.15: Reception
20.00: Official Opening
20.10:
‘Hoodies with Knives. A field guide to the Romans of Inner Anatolia’
Dr. Jane Masséglia (University of Leicester)
SATURDAY, 19 AUGUST
9.00: CAI Annual General Meeting
10.00:
‘The Trojan War Mosaic from Rutland: how a Greek story came to Roman Britain’
Dr. Jane Masséglia (University of Leicester)
11.00:
Coffee/Tea break
11.30:
The Brian O’Connell Memorial Lecture
‘Visions, Miracles, and the Pursuit of Happiness.’ Professor Andrew Smith (UCD)
12.30:
Lunch in Pugin Hall
14.00:
‘Overwhelmed by disaster? Surviving Athens’ Golden Age.’ Dr. Eoghan Moloney (MU)
15.00:
Coffee/Tea break
15.30:
‘Clashes in the Courtroom – why the Athenians didn’t apologise for their hecklers’. Dr. Kerry Phelan (MU)
16.30:
‘Banditry, Resistance and ‘Terrorism’: Josephus on Anticolonial Resistance.’ Dr. Jon Davies (Newcastle University)
18.00: CAI Central Council Meeting
20.00: Conference Dinner in Pugin Hall
For further details about speakers, registration fees (student rates available), and accommodation options in Maynooth, please visit the conference webpage: https://cai-maynooth-2023.carrd.co
You can register online through this webpage, the deadline is July 31st 2023.
Enquiries can be sent to [email protected] and [email protected].
