Roman Empire: a 21st Century Perspective...in memoriam Géza Alföldy - 08-09-10/11/2016, Gniezno (Pol
Not so long ago the world of history lost one of the last century's most outstanding researchers of Roman antiquity, a master of epigraphic studies, prosopography and social history - Géza Alföldy. To us, he has been and will be a model of scholarly diligence and inquisitiveness, freedom and independence in formulating and shaping scientific notions, a paragon of a Scholar. November 2016 will mark the 5th anniversary of his death.
Institute of European Culture at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań has decided to celebrate His memory with a 3-day conference covering the aforementioned fields of scholarly activity. We would like to narrow down the issues and themes addressed during the conference to those areas in which Géza Alföldy won great international recognition and which thanks to him took on a new course:
1. Contemporary epigraphic studies
2. Social history and prosopography
3. Rome and the provinces. State and perspectives of research
4. The Roman military. State and perspectives of research
5. Roman historiography. Research perspective
FECHA/DATE/DATA: 08-09-10/11/2016
LUGAR/LOCATION/LUOGO: Institute of European Culture (Gniezno, Poland)
ORGANIZADOR/ORGANIZER/ORGANIZZATORE: Institute of European Culture (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań)
INFO: web - moesia@amu.edu.pl ; lawinia@amu.edu.pl ; micduc@amu.edu.pl ; jaeger@amu.edu.pl
INSCRIPCIÓN/REGISTRATION/REGISTRAZIONE:
PROGRAMA/PROGRAM/PROGRAMMA: aquí/here/qui
Day 1. Tuesday (Aula at Campus)
08:00-09:00: Breakfast (cafeteria at Campus)
10:00-10:30: Welcome and introduction
I. Contemporary epigraphic studies
10:30-12:00 Session 1
Silvia Orlandi (Roma): Un Supplementum al Supplementum: iscrizioni imperiali di Roma dagli anni '90 a oggi
Marjeta Šašel Kos (Ljubljana): Epitaphs from Siscia: population study
Manfred Hainzmann (Graz): Natio, tribus, domus und andere „Herkunftsangaben“ römischer Reichsbewohner
12:00: Discussion
12:20:12:40: Coffeebreak
12:40-14:00 Session 2
Ioan Piso (Cluj-Napoca): Zur Inschrift des primus pilus G. Baienius Rufus aus Novae
Tadeusz Sarnowski (Warszawa): Neues aus Novae in Niedermoesien zum illyrischen Zollbezirk
Michał Duch (Gniezno): Research perspectives on stamped building material from Lower Moesia.
14:00: Discussion
14:20-16:00: Lunchbreak
16:00-17:10 Session 3
László Borhy (Budapest): Die bronzene Gesetztafel des Philippus Arabs aus Brigetio (Komárom/Szőny) aus Perspektive der Digitaltechnik
Diana Pi Gorostidi, Julio C. Ruiz Rodríguez (Tarragona): La officina lapidaria flavia Tarraconense: color y textura al servicio de Roma.
Katarzyna Balbuza (Poznań): Aeternus Augustus in der Titulatur der römischen Kaiser?
17:10: Discussion
19:30: Banquet
Day 2. Wednesday (Aula at Campus)
08:00-09:00: Breakfast (cafeteria at Campus)
II.Social history and prosopography
09:30-11:00 Session 4.
Piotr Dyczek (Warszawa): Terra incognita: results of polish excavations in Albania and Montenegro
Anamarija Kurilić (Zadar), Slavery in Roman Dalmatia Revisited
Alexei Martemyanov (Kharkov): About the method of determination of level of social activity of veterans in provinces of the Roman Empire (in the case of the Lower Moesia)
Danuta Okoń (Szczecin): Le sénat romain dans l'époque des Sévères - l'état des recherches
11:00-11:20: Discussion
11:20-11:40: Coffeebreak
11:40-13:00 Session 5
Mela Albana (Catania): … ne quem magistratum, cui provincia obvenisset, uxor comitaretur (Tac. ann. 3, 33, 1): presenze femminili al seguito di magistrati e soldati nelle province
Anthony Álvarez Melero (Sevilla): Contributions de G. Alföldy à la prosopographie au feminine
Anna Mech (Warszawa): Reading social relations from Roman African mosaics
Agnieszka Tomas (Warszawa): Family Life on the Frontier: Roman Military Families in the Moesian Provinces of the Empire
13:00: Discussion
13:20-14:30: Lunchbreak
III. Roman historiography. Research perspectice.
14:30-15:50 Session 6
Francisco Pina Polo (Saragossa): The origin of the Roman quaestorship: A historiographic debate
Sarkis Kazarow (Rostov-on-Don): The image of Pyrrhus in the Roman historical tradition
Cristina Soraci (Catania): Concessioni del potere e rivalità tra i vinti: le città siciliane dalla repubblica al tardoimpero
15:50: Discussion
16:10-16:30. Coffeebreak
IV. The Roman military. State and perspectives of research
16:30-17:40 Session 7
Gabriele Wesch-Klein (Heidelberg): Neue Forschungen zur römischen Militärgeschichte im 21. Jh.
Emilio Illarregui Gomez (Madrid): Legio IIII Macedonica. New epigraphical evidences
Tomasz Dziurdzik (Warszawa): Ethnic Units in Late Roman Army? The Case of Equites Dalmatae
17:40: Discussion
19:00-20:00: Dinner
Day 3. Thursday (aula at Campus)
08:00-09:00: Breakfast (cafeteria at Campus)
V. Rome and the provinces. State and perspectives of research
09:00-10:10 Session 8
Radu Ardevan (Cluj-Napoca): Rechtsstatus und Romanisierung in Dakien
Leszek Mrozewicz (Gniezno): Romanisierung als Integrationsfaktor des Imperium Romanum
Emanuela Borgia (Roma): Cilicia and the Roman empire: new perspectives for the the study of Provincia Cilicia and its Romanization
10:10-10.30: Discussion
10:30-11:00: Coffeebreak
11:00-12:10 Session 9
Elias Sverkos (Corfu): Geschäftsmänner zwischen Makedonien und Moesia Superior in der Kaiserzeit
Alejandro Díaz Fernández (Málaga): Prouinciae Ariminum, Gallia e Italia en el relato de Livio
Krzysztof Królczyk (Poznań): Wurde Tyras in das Römische Reich inkorporiert? Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der römischen Anwesenheit an der nördlichen Schwarzmeerküste
12:10-12:30: Discussion
12:30-12:50: Coffeebreak
12:50-14:00 Session 10
Marta Bajtler (Warszawa): Stamps on amphora ceramic stoppers from Risan in Montenegro
Maciej Czapski (Warszawa): Defensive system of ancient city Volubilis – ways of protection of the inhabitants and controlling of local tribes’ migration
Zofia Kaczmarek (Gniezno): Roman Textile Production and Consumption – a 21st Century Perspective
14:00: Discussion
14:20: General discussion, Closing of Conference
14:50: Lunch