Late Antique Archaeology 2016: Environment and Society in the First Millennium A.D.

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Late Antique Archaeology 2016: Environment and Society in the First Millennium A.D.

Veranstalter
Late Antique Archaeology Journal and Climate Change and History Initiative at Princeton University
Veranstaltungsort
Society of Antiquaries
Ort
London
Land
United Kingdom
Vom - Bis
08.10.2016 -
Deadline
05.10.2016
Website
Von
Adam Izdebski

The time is ripe to place environmental issues at the heart of debates about Late Antiquity. This conference takes a Mediterranean-wide approach, setting climate or pollen data into the wider historical context of the 1st millennium A.D., greening our narrative of Late Antiquity.

All are welcome. Admission 25 GBP; Students / OAPs 12 GBP. To register write to M.Mulryan@kent.ac.uk before 5th October.
Convenors: John Haldon (Princeton), Adam Izdebski (Krakow), Luke Lavan (CNRS Paris)

http://www.lateantiquearchaeology.wordpress.com

http://climatechangeandhistory.princeton.edu/

Generously supported by Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies, John Beale & Brill Academic Publishers

Programm

Regional vegetation histories: The Mediterranean
9.30-10.00 José Antonio López-Sáez (Madrid)
The Western Mediterranean
10.00-10.30 K. Kouli (Athens), L. Sadori (Rome), A. Masi (Rome), A. M. Mercuri (Modena)
The Central Mediterranean
10.30-11.00 Neil Roberts (Plymouth)
The Eastern Mediterranean

Regional vegetation histories: Northern Europe
11.15-11.45 Jessie Woodbridge (Plymouth), Ralph Fyfe (Plymouth), Neil Roberts (Plymouth)
Northern Europe
11.45-12.15 S. Rippon (Exeter), R. Fyfe (Plymouth)
Britain

Local and regional case studies: The West
13:00-13:30 L. Pena Chocarro (Madrid) and others
Tabacalera (Asturias)
13:30-14:00 M. Morellon, G. Sinopoli et al.
Butrint and the Western Balkans
14:00-14:30 D. Keenan-Jones (Glasgow), A. Foubert, G. Fried, M. Sivaguru, J. Waldsmith, H. Wang, and B. W. Fouke
Latium/Campania:Aqueduct travertine layers

Local and regional case studies: The East
14:35-15:05 John Haldon (Princeton)
Avkat and Northern Anatolia
15:05-15:35 Gert Verstraeten, Nils Broothaerts, Maarten Van Loo (Leuven)
Sagalassos and South-Western Anatolia

Mediterranean thematic surveys
15:45-16:15 Neil Roberts (Plymouth), Inga Labuhn (Lund), Adam Izdebski (Krakow)
Climatic changes and their impact
16:15-16:45 A. Chavarria (Padua), T. Lewit (Melb.) A. Izdebski (Krakow), T. Waliszewski (Warsaw)
Settlement trends across the Mediterranean and their impact on the environment
16:45-17:15 Mark Whittow (Oxford)
Land use, social structure and the environment in Late Antiquity
17:15-17:45 Benjamin Graham (Memphis)
Postmortem: Mediterranean woodland composition at the end of empire
17.45-18.00 Adam Izdebski (Krakow)
Environment and the end of Antiquity: is there a link between the fall of Rome and a major environmental catastrophe?

Kontakt

Michael Mulryan

Kent University

M.Mulryan@kent.ac.uk