On December 14–16, the Institute of Classical Archaeology at Tübingen University will be hosting a three-day international workshop on ›Regional Approaches to Early Greek Society, 1100–550 BCE‹.
To register, please send an email to [email protected]. For further information, please also contact us or visit https://uni-tuebingen.de/early-greek-society (where the abstracts will be accessible soon).
Programme ›Regional Approaches to Early Greek Society, 1100–550 BCE‹
Friday, December 14th
13:00 Registration
14:00 Richard Posamentir (Institute’s Director), Angelina Linnemann (Excellence Strategy):
Welcome
14:20 Maximilian Rönnberg (Tübingen), Veronika Sossau (Basel):
Introduction
Section 1: General Problems of Historiography (Chair: N.N.)
14:40 Alain Duplouy (Paris):
How Rational Was the Early Greek City?
15:20 Angelika Kellner (Innsbruck):
Kings, Officials and Priestesses. Chronographic Lists as Cornerstones of Chronology
15:50 Coffee Break
Section 2: Synchronisations of Written and Material Evidence: Methodical Issues (Chair: N.N.)
16:20 Julien Zurbach (Paris):
It’s the Economy…: Regional Perspectives on Money, Land and Labour in the Formative Period of City-States
17:00 Thomas Clements (Manchester):
Where Did I Read That? Concept Formation and Archaic Sparta
17:30 Adrien Delahaye (Paris):
Laconian Material Culture and Lacedaimonian Identity: The Laconian Sanctuaries Case
18:00 Louis Pomaret Cañadas (Madrid):
From Group Identity to Ethnic Identity in Mainland Locris
18:30 Coffee Break
Evening Lecture
19:00 Christoph Ulf (Innsbruck):
Microhistory Presupposes Macrohistory
20:00 Evening Reception (Rittersaal)
Saturday, December 15th
Section 3: Athens (Chair: E. Kistler)
09:30 Veronika Sossau (Basel):
Chronology, Region, Style, and the Polis. Methods and Limits in the Study of Finds in Funerary and Ritual Contexts in Athens
10:10 Marilena Kontopanagou (Athens):
The Athenian Society in the Transition to the Early Iron Age through Funerary Material Culture: the Case of the Herodou Attikou Street Cemetery
10:40 Coffee Break
Section 4: Attica (Chair: F. Ruppenstein)
11:10 Alexandra Alexandridou (Ioannina):
Archaeological Traces of Kinship Ties in 8thC. Attica
11:50 Alexandra Dafni Vlanti (Oxford):
The Burial Rite of Enchytrismos in Attica duringthe Late Geometric and Archaic Periods: Towards an Understanding of Social Dimension
12:20 Maximilian Rönnberg (Tübingen):
Internal Colonisation, Village Fission and the Emergence of Local Cults in Attica
12:50 Lunch Break
Section 5: Peloponnese (Chair: A. Livieratou)
14:20 Birgitta Eder (Vienna):
Between the Mycenaean and Greek Worlds: the Emergence of the Greek Sanctuary
15:00 Afroditi Vlachou (Volos):
The Formation of the Religious Landscape of the Peloponnese during the Early Historical
Period (800– 600 B.C.)
15:30 Torben Keßler (Kiel):
Regional (Id)entities. The Decoration of Early Iron Age Pottery around the Gulf of Corinth
16:00 Coffee Break
Section 6: Euboea and Related Areas (Chair: I. Lemos)
16:30 Alexandros Mazarakis Ainian (Volos):
Regional Stories Alongside the Coasts from Euboea to the Thermaic Gulf during the Early Iron Age and the Early Archaic Period
17:10 Olivia Denk (Basel):
Early Sanctuaries on the Chalcidice: the Case of Poseidi
17:40 Coffee Break
Evening Lecture
18:15 Robin Osborne (Cambridge):
What is a Region? Athens and the Region of Athens in the Archaic Period
20:00 Conference Dinner
Sunday, December 16th
Section 7: Central Greece (Chair: V. Sossau)
09:00 Antonia Livieratou (Athens):
From Mycenaean Periphery to ethne: the Complex Ways of Socio-Political Evolution in Phocis and East Locris in the Early Iron Age
09:40 Aikaterini Stamoudi (Athens):
The Household Ceramics of the LHIIIC and Proto-Geometric Period from the Site of Kynos (Phtiotis). Its Character, Characteristics and Potentials
10:10 Coffee Break
Section 8: Trans-Regional Studies (Chair: R. Posamentir)
10:40 Irene Lemos (Oxford):
Transformation, Tradition and Innovation: the Transition from the Late Bronze to the Early Iron Age
11:20 Eleni Chatzinikolaou (Volos):
From the Individual to the Community: Re-Reading Domestic Space during the Transition from the Early Iron Age to the Archaic Period
11:50 Cicek Tascıoğlu Beeby (Chapel Hill/Athens):
Mortuary Spaces of the Early Greek Polis
12:20 Erich Kistler (Innsbruck), Florian Ruppenstein (Freiburg):
Concluding Remarks
12:50 Final Discussion