ROMANIAN ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE IN ATHENS

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1 ROMANIAN ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE IN ATHENS INAUGURAL CONFERENCE OCTOBER 2017 VENUE: Scuola Archeologica Italiana di Atene Odos Parthenonos, 14 PROGRAMME Day 1 Thursday, October 19 th 9.30 Registration of participants I OPENING SESSION Chair: Emanuele PAPI, Direttore, Scuola Archeologica Italiana di Atene Adresses: Vlad NISTOR, President of the Romanian Archaeological Institute in Athens Representative of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture (TBC) Representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affaires of Romania (TBC) Mircea DUMITRU, Rector of the University of Bucharest Coffee break: Panel I : Chair: Alexandru AVRAM (Université de Le Mans) 1. Emilian ALEXANDRESCU (RAIA, University of Bucharest) Giurgiu - Malu Roșu (Roumanie). Un grand site du Paléolithique Supérieur 2. Radian ANDREESCU, Dr. Katia MOLDOVEANU (National History Museum of Romania, Bucharest) Vitănești-Măgurice. A 5 th millennium BC Eneolithic tell settlement on the Lower Danube 1

2 3. Neculai BOLOHAN ( Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași) Us and them Looking from the North toward the Northern Periphery of the Mycenaean World 4. Carol CĂPIȚĂ (University of Bucharest) Transitional phenomena in the space between the Danube and the Black Sea at the end of Prehistory Discussions: Lunch break: Panel II: Chair: Lucrețiu. BÎRLIBA (RAIA, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași) 5. Alexandra ŢÂRLEA (University of Bucharest) A World Cast in Bronze. Trends in the depositional pattern of hoards during Bronze Age and Early Iron Age in Romania 6. Alexandra LIȚU (University of Bucharest) Divinités et sanctuaires grecs à l époque archaïque en Mer Noire 7. Alexandru AVRAM (Université de Le Mans) Recherches récentes dans la zone sacrée d Istros 8. Mihaela MARCU-BOGAN (University of Bucharest) Les routes commerciales dans la région ouest-pontique à la basse époque classique et a la haute époque hellénistique Discussions: Coffee break: Panel III : Chair: Emilian ALEXANDRESCU (RAIA, University of Bucharest) 9. Gabriel TALMAŢCHI (Museum of National History and Archaeology of Constanța), Alexandra ŢÂRLEA (University of Bucharest) Coins and deities. Remarks on the monetary iconography of the Greek colonies from the Western coast of the Black Sea during the Hellenistic period 2

3 10. Laurențiu CLIANTE (Museum of National History and Archaeology of Constanța), Alexandra LIȚU (University of Bucharest) Glass and Mythology in Tomis 11. Mădălina STRECHIE (University of Craiova) A Clash of Civilizations in Antiquity: the Greek-Persian Wars Discussions: Panel IV : Day 2: Friday, October 20 th Chair: Carol CĂPIȚĂ (University of Bucharest) 12. Cătălin-Mircea NOPCEA, Dr. Radu PETCU, Dr. Dan VASILESCU (National Museum for History and Archaeology Constanța) Late Hellenistic tombs from Tomis 13. Lucrețiu BÎRLIBA (RAIA, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași) Ibida: the archaeological and epigraphic file of a Roman city in Moesia Inferior and Scythia 14. Cristian GĂZDAC (Institute of Archaeology and Art History/ Babes- Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca) General and specific patterns of coin hoarding in the Balkans in the light of the new project "Coin Hoards of the Roman Empire" (Oxford Cluj-Napoca Athens) Discussions: Coffee break: Panel V: Chair: Valentin BOTTEZ (RAIA. University of Bucharest) 15. Dorel MICLE, Andrei STAVILĂ, Cristian FLOCA, Alexandru HEGYI (West University of Timișoara) The Unip "Dealu Cetăţuica" archaeological site. An example of good practice in archeology of interdisciplinary methods 3

4 16. Florica BOHÎLȚEA-MIHUȚ (University of Bucharest) The local population of North - Danubian Roman provinces through iconographic sources (1 st -3 rd centuries AD) some new perspectives of interpretation 17. Traian CLIANTE, Tiberiu POTARNICHE, Aurel MOTOTOLEA (Museum of National History and Archaeology Constanța), Dr. Gabriel JUGANARU (Arheoresearch Ltd Tulcea) Elements of urbanism in the Roman and Roman-Byzantine periods at Tomis Discussions: Lunch break: Session VI: Chair: Lia BRAD-CHISACOF (Institute for South-East European Studies, Bucharest) 18. Valentin BOTTEZ, Alexandra ȚÂRLEA, Alexandra LIȚU, Iulia ILIESCU (University of Bucharest), Al. Bivolaru (Aix-Marseille Université) Late Roman urban planning in Istros. A previously unknown 6 th c. AD insula on the city s acropolis 19. Ioan Carol OPRIȘ (University of Bucharest) The northern supply chain in quaestura exercitus. 6 th to early 7 th c. amphorae at Capidava archaeology of the annona for limes scythicus Alexandra BIVOLARU, Cristophe MORHANGE (Aix-Marseille Université) New insights into human-environment dynamics in the Danube delta in ancient times. A state of art 21. Antal LUKACS (RAIA, University of Bucharest) Les églises au plan d origine byzantine de la Roumanie (X e XIV e siècles) Discussions: Coffee break:

5 Panel VII: Chair: Prof.dr. Vlad NISTOR (RAIA, University of Bucharest) 21. Dorel MICLE, Alexandru HEGYI (West University of Timișoara) Geophysical Prospections in Romanian Archeology: a necessity in the risk management regarding cultural heritage 22. Ovidiu Catalin BOJICA, Dr. Aris TRASAVOPOULOS Archaeology and Community. A Romanian Archaeologist s Greek Experience 23. Lia BRAD-CHISACOF (Institute for South-Eastern European Studies, Bucharest) Enlightenment, intense development or a long 18 th century 25. Laura CĂPIȚĂ (Institute for Education Studies, Bucharest) What kind of History through textbooks? Exploring Ancient Greece and Rome in the Romanian recent History textbooks Discussions: Closing remarks 5

PROGRAMME REGI Delegation to Cluj-Napoca, ROMANIA

PROGRAMME REGI Delegation to Cluj-Napoca, ROMANIA 18-20 September 2017 MONDAY - 18 September 2017 CLUJ-NAPOCA Individual arrivals of the Members and the staff to Cluj-Napoca (Romania) on Monday 18 September