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1 RENCONTRES ÉGÉENNES INTERNATIONALES/ INTERNATIONAL AEGEAN CONFERENCES 17th INTERNATIONAL AEGEAN CONFERENCE to be held at the University of Udine, Department of Humanities and Cultural Heritage and at the Ca Foscari University of Venice, Department of Humanities on April 2018 on the topic ΜΝΗΜΗ / MNEME PAST AND MEMORY IN THE AEGEAN BRONZE AGE PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME
2 Tuesday April 17 Venue: Auditorium Santa Margherita, Campo Santa Margherita, Venice 8:30-9:30 Welcome/Registration 9:30-10:15 Opening 10:15-11:00 Jim WRIGHT, Mnemonics for Archaeologists: How did Aegean societies remember? (Keynote lecture) 11:00-11:30 Coffee break A. Minoan palaces, regional landscapes and built environments 11:30-11:45 Peter TOMKINS, Vat Returns. Memory, Mediation and Manipulation in the Remaking of the Knossos Palace in Middle Minoan IB 11:45-12:00 Simona TODARO, Living with the Past. Ritual Practices and the Construction of Social Memory in the Bronze Age Mesara 12:00-12:15 Filippo CARINCI, Phaistos and Ayia Triada from FN to EIA: Two Places for Memories 12:15-12:30 Jeffrey S. SOLES, The Creation of Social Memory in Minoan Mochlos 12:30-12:40 Discussion 12:40-12:55 Maud DEVOLDER, The Dungeon : In Search of Lost Time in the Palace at Malia 12:55-13:10 John MCENROE & Matt BUELL, Architecture and Memory at Gournia (Crete) 13:10-13:25 Eleni HATZAKI, Seeing but not Remembering: the Use of Ashlar in LM IIIB late LM IIIC Knossos, Crete 13:25-13:45 Discussion 13:45-15:15 Lunch 15:15-15:30 Athanasia KANTA, The LM III Fetish Shrine in the Diachronic Religious Centre of the Knossos City 15:30-15:45 Metaxia TSIPOPOULOU & David RUPP, The final claims to the long-lived Minoan cultural landscape at Petras (Siteia) 15:45-16:00 Thomas M. BROGAN, Rejecting the Past? LM II-IIIB settlements in the Mirabello 16:00-16:15 Florence GAIGNEROT-DRIESSEN, From Peak Sanctuaries to Hilltop Settlements: Reshaping the Cultural Landscape in Late Minoan IIIC Crete 16:15-16:25 Discussion
3 B. Minoan funerary landscapes 16:25-16:40 Sevasti TRIANTAPHYLLOU, Sotiria KIORPE & Metaxia TSIPOPOULOU, Manipulating bodies, constructing social memory: ways of negotiating, re-inventing and legitimizing the past at the Kephala Petras cemeteries, Siteia, Crete 16:40-16:55 Katerina KOPAKA, Neighbours in perpetuity. A lone prehistoric pithos burial at Gavdos A link with long living collective memory 16:55-17:10 Borja LEGARRA HERRERO, A time to remember and a time to forget. The role of the past in the deep history of Knossos through its mortuary record 17:10-17:20 Discussion 17:20-17:45 Coffee break C. Ritual and social practices 17:45-18:00 Evangelos KYRIAKIDIS, Memory, Ritual and Space 18:00-18:15 Iphigenia TOURNAVITOU, Ritual breakage in Minoan peak sanctuaries. The disposal and manipulation of collective memory. Reality and Myth 18:15-18:30 Ilaria CALOI, Visible and commemorative structured deposits. Keeping the memory of communal social practices at Minoan palaces 18:30-18:45 Philip P. BETANCOURT, Sydney SARACEN & Leanna KOLONAUSKI, Minoan Memories in the Cave of Eileithyia at Inatos, Crete 18:45-19:00 Charlotte LANGOHR, In vino veritas? In search of the evidence for past Minoan wine rituals before the krater 19:00-19:20 Discussion Wednesday April 18 Venue: Auditorium Santa Margherita, Campo Santa Margherita, Venice D. Memorial Practices in the Cyclades 9:00-9:15 Christos DOUMAS, Early Bronze Age Memorial Practices in Thera (Santorini): the evidence at Akrotiri 9:15-9:30 Marisa MARTHARI, Memory and identity in LC I/LM IA Thera as reflected in settlement patterns and ceramic production 9:30-9:45 Jason EARLE, A memorable feast at Late Bronze Age Phylakopi
4 9:45-9:55 Discussion E. Memories of Mycenaean palaces and settlements 9:55-10:10 Ken & Diana WARDLE, The citadel of Mycenae: a landscape of myth and memory 10:10-10:25 Christophilis MAGGIDIS, The Palace Throne at Mycenae: Constructing Collective Historical and Power Ideology 10:25-10:40 Eleni PALAIOLOGOU, Facing the Mycenaean past at Mycenae :10 Coffee break 11:10-11:25 Vassilis ARAVANTINOS, Memories of the Mycenaean Palatial System in Postpalatial Boeotia 11:25-11:40 Lena PAPAZOGLOU-MANIOUDAKI & Kostas PASCHALIDIS, Community and memory in the periphery of the Mycenaean world: Incidents in the life of the Mygdalia settlement near Patras 11:40-11:55 Joanne MURPHY, Power plays at Pylos: The past and memory in the tombs and at the palace 11:55-12:05 Discussion F. The past in Mainland funerary behaviour and the use of Mycenaean tombs 12:05-12:20 Anna PHILIPPA-TOUCHAIS, Death in Middle Helladic period: variation in the construction of mnemonic landscapes 12:20-12:35 Michaela ZAVADIL, Remembering old graves? Jar burials in the Mycenaean period 12:35-12:50 Nikolas PAPADIMITRIOU, Changing Mnemonic Processes in Early Mycenaean Greece 12:50-13:05 Robert LAFFINEUR, Monumentalizing Memory at Mycenae 13:05-13:20 Rodney FITZSIMONS, Constructing a Legendary Past: Possible Archaizing Elements in the Funerary Landscape of Late Bronze Age Mycenae 13:20-13:40 Discussion 13:40-15:00 Lunch 15:00-15:15 Bryan BURNS & Brendan BURKE, Memorializing the First Mycenaeans at Eleon
5 15:15-15:30 Aleydis VAN DE MOORTEL, Salvatore VITALE & Bartek LIS, Remembering Past Heroes: the Long Afterlife of Built Chamber Tomb 73 at Mitrou 15:30-15:45 Kim SHELTON & Lynne KVAPIL, Among the ancestors at Aidonia: accessing the past in Mycenaean mortuary contexts 15:45-16:00 Robert Angus SMITH & Sevasti TRIANTAPHYLLOU, Remembering the Dead: Memory and Mortuary Ritual at the Mycenaean Cemetery of Ayia Sotira, Nemea 16:00-16:10 Discussion 16:10-16:25 Thanasis PAPADOPOULOS, Honouring the ancestors and the particular role of social memory in Western Mycenaean Greece. The evidence of tombs and burial customs 16:25-16:40 Kostantina AKTYPI, Olivia JONES & Michalis GAZIS, Use and Reuse of the Past: Case Studies from Mycenaean Achaea 16:40-16:55 Elisabetta BORGNA, Gaspare DE ANGELI, Agata LICCIARDELLO, Assunta MERCOGLIANO & Andreas G. VORDOS, Natural and human components shaping a landscape of memory during the long-term occupation of the Trapeza, Aigion, Achaea. 16:55-17:30 Coffee break 17:30-17:45 Anne-Louise SCHALLIN, Constructing Links with the Past - Post-Bronze Age Burials in Late Bronze Age Tombs at Dendra 17:45-18:00 Naya SGOURITSA, Politics of mortuary respect in Mycenaean Attica 18:00-18:20 Discussion Thursday April 19 Venue: Castello, Udine 8:30 departure from Venice (by bus) 10:30/11 arrival in Udine 11:30-12:00 Welcome at Udine G. Modes of transmission, construction of memory and the making of traditions 12:00-12:15 Joseph MARAN, Between Remembering and Forgetting: Ruins of the Past and the Invention of Tradition 12:15-12:30 Diamantis PANAGIOTOPOULOS, From tradition to cultural memory. Towards a paradigm shift in Aegean archaeology 12:30-12:45 Lyvia MORGAN, Art, Culture and Memory
6 12:45-13:00 Thomas STRASSER, Sarah MURRAY & Christina KOLB, The Asphendou Petroglyphs: Reading and Recording an Eye-Witness to the Stone Age 13:00-13:10 Discussion 13:10-14:45 Lunch 14:45-15:00 Hele ne WHITTAKER, Memory and figured worlds in the Aegean Bronze Age 15:00-15:15 Lefteris PLATON, The uncertainties of the pictorial memory and the pulp of ideas and actions drawn from a glorious past: the case of the post-palatial Minoan religious iconography 15:15-15:30 Constance VON RUEDEN, The Fish in the Bathtub. Evocating Memory through Post-Palatial Burial Practices 15:30-15:40 Discussion 15:40-15:55 Angelos PAPADOPOULOS, Mneme and propaganda in the early Late Bronze Age Aegean: the case of the Siege rhyton 15:55-16:10 Hariclia BRECOULAKI, Sharon STOCKER & Jack DAVIS, Old fashioned themes revisited: The iconography of Hall 64 at the Palace of Nestor in Pylos 16:10-16:25 Assaf YASUR LANDAU, The Memory Machine: How 12 th BCE Century Iconography Created Memories of the Philistines 16:25-16:35 Discussion 16:35-17:00 Coffee break H. Heirlooms and antiques 17:00-17:15 Fritz BLAKOLMER, The glory that was Knossos! Heirlooms, reception and the significance of development in the arts of the Aegean Bronze Age 17:15-17:30 Brent DAVIS, Emilia BANOU, Louise HITCHCOCK & Anne CHAPIN, Curation in the Bronze Age Aegean: Objects as Material Memories 17:30-17:45 Andreas VLACHOPOULOS, Mneme and Techne at Akrotiri, Thera 17:45-18:00 Irini NIKOLAKOPOULOU, Objects of memory or objects of status? The case of Cycladic bichrome ware vases as heirlooms in Aegean contexts 18:00-18:20 Discussion 18: 45 departure from Udine 20:45 Arrival in Venice
7 Friday April 20 Venue: Auditorium S. Margherita, Campo S. Margherita, Venice H. Heirlooms and antiques 9:00-9:15 Leonidas VOKOTOPOULOS, Remembering and honouring the past at Choiromandres, Zakros 9:15-9:30 Nicola CUCUZZA & Orazio PALIO, Between memory and reuse in Late Minoan III Mesara: a glimpse on the stone vessels at Kannia 9:30-9:45 Alice CROWE, Old things, new contexts: Bronze Age objects in Early Iron Age burials at Knossos 9:45-10:00 Olga KRZYSZKOWSKA, Changing perceptions of the past: the role of antique seals in the Aegean Bronze Age 10:00-10:10 Discussion 10:10-10:25 Jo rg WEILHARTNER, The use of heirlooms in Mycenaean sealing practices 10:25-10:40 Mary DABNEY, Heirlooms for the Living, Heirlooms for the Dead 10:40-10:55 Massimo CULTRARO, Sale of Antiques or Heirloom? Amber Spacer-Plates of Western Europe origin in the early Mycenaean Age 10:55-11:05 Discussion 11:05-11:35 Coffee break I. Transmission and perception of identities through space and time 11:35-11:50 Alberto CAZZELLA & Giulia RECCHIA, Memories and legacies of cultural encounters and contacts with the Aegean in central Mediterranean ( BC) 11:50-12:05 Luca GIRELLA, Peter PAVU K & Magda PIENIĄŻEK, Past and Present: Defining Identities in the Eastern Aegean and Western Anatolian Interface 12:05-12:20 Eleni SALAVOURA, Prehistoric Arkadia as a landscape of memory for the ancient Greeks 12: Louise HITCHCOCK & Aren MAEIR, Tomorrow Never Dies: Post-Palatial Memories of the Aegean Late Bronze Age in the Mediterranean Discussion 12:45-13:00 Evangelia STEFANI & Nikos MEROUSIS, Space and Memory in Late Bronze Age Macedonia
8 13:00-13:15 Mercourios GEORGIADIS, The use of memory and the past during the Mycenaean and Post Mycenaean periods in the South-Eastern Aegean 13:15-13:30 Salvatore VITALE & Calla MCNAMEE, Utilitarian, Narrative, and Ideological Memory on Kos during the Late Bronze Age and the Early Iron Age: From Case Study To Archaeological Theory 13:30-13:50 Discussion 13:50-15:15 Lunch 15:15-17:00 Venue: Aula Magna Ca Dolfin, Venice Poster session 17:00-17:30 Coffee break Venue: Auditorium Santa Margherita, Campo Santa Margherita, Venice J. Archivial memory 17:30-17:45 Artemis KARNAVA, Minoan Archives 17:45-18:00 Tom PALAIMA, The Importance of Memory in Mycenaean and later Greek Culture: The Linear B and Epic Evidence 18:00-18:10 Discussion Saturday April 21 Venue: Auditorium Santa Margherita, Campo Santa Margherita, Venice K. The Aegean legacy in the Greek world 9:00-9:15 John G. YOUNGER, Minoan Origins of Greek Myth 9:15-9:30 Karen Polinger FOSTER, Two new Aegean memories and metaphors: Athena as a swallow, Herakles as a lion 9:30-9:45 Santo PRIVITERA, Words are Stones. Of Tombs, Walls, and the Memory of the Mythical Kings on the Athenian Akropolis
9 9:45-10:00 Robert ARNOTT, Hippocratic medicine in the first millennium BC and its Bronze Age origins 10:00-10:10 Discussion Coffee break L. The reception of the Aegean past 10: Antonis KOTSONAS, Monument and Memory: A Cultural History of the Cretan Labyrinth(s) Nicoletta MOMIGLIANO, Models of memory and the reception of the Aegean Bronze Age :25 Alexander MACGILLIVRAY, The Artifice of Archaeology and the Making of Minoan Memories 11:25-11:40 Pietro MILITELLO, Phaistos: a Memory for the Future. How to tell an archaeological site 11:40-12:00 Discussion 12:00-12:45 Final discussion 12:45-13:30 Jan DRIESSEN, Claiming the bones, naming the stones? Appropriating the Minoan Past (Conclusions) 13:30-15:00 Lunch 15:00 Excursion in the Venetian lagoon
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