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Please register for attendance until February 1, 2019 with Ute Kelp or Jenny Schlehofer.

Programm zum Download.

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Friday, 22 February 2019

8:30 - 9:00           Registration and coffee/tea

9:00 - 9:20           Johanna Fabricius / Lidewijde de Jong Welcome by the Organisers

9:20 - 9:50           Esmeralda Lundius, The Offering Table: The Relationship Between the Material and Immaterial in Ancient Egyptian Magical Practice
9:50-10:20           Katja Lembke, Celebrating with the Dead in Upper Egypt. An lnterdisciplinary Research Project in the Graeco-Roman

10:20-10:40        Coffee/tea break

10:40-11:10       Bilge Hürmüzlü, Burial Customs and Rituals of lonia from the Geometric to the Hellenistic Period
11:10-11:40       Renate Rosenthal-Heginbottom, Nabataean Mortuary Practices and Grave Goods
11:40-12:10       Dvir Raviv / Boaz Zissu, Monumental Tombs in Roman Palestine: The Case of Judean Countryside

12:10-13:10        Lunch break

13:10-13:40        Ádám Bollók / Ayelet Dayan, "...may enjoy eternal light and peace…" Pottery Lamps and Candlesticks in Funerary Liturgies of the Late Antique Eastern Mediterranean
13:40-14:10        Mordechai Aviam, Two Regional Funerary Phenomena from Late Roman-Byzantine Galilee

14:10-14:30        Coffee/tea break

14:30-15:00        Nesrine Aad, Quarries and Tombs in Baalbek, Lebanon
15:00-15:30        Esmeralda Agolli, Actions Embodied in Materiality: An Ethno-Archaeological Approach to Mortuary Rituals and Cemeteries in Rural Albania

15:30-18:30        Excursion

1} Museum: Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Antikensammlung
Guided tour by the curator PD Dr. Agnes Schwarzmaier

2} Cemetery:   Modem cemeteries in Berlin-Schöneberg
Guided tour by the funeral director Dr.-lng. Fabian Lenzen

19:00                     Dinner

Saturday, 23 February 2019

8:30 - 9:00           Coffee/tea

9:00 - 9:30           Maximilian Rönnberg, Rethinking >Formal Burial< in Early Iran Age Attica: The Significance of Space
9:30-10:00           Eirini Dimitriadou / Eleni Salavoura, Burials in Tumuli in Classical Eastern Attica: The Case of a New Cemetery near the Athens Airport in the Mesogeia Plain
10:00-10:30        Jenny Schlehofer, Did the Mourners Sit on the Graves and Feast? A Special Custom in the Necropolis at Halieis Necropolis of Tuna el-Gebel

10:30-10:50        Coffee/tea break

10:50-11:20        Sofia Voutsaki, Bioarchaeology, Classical Archaeology and the Study of Provenance and Mobility: Uneasy Bedfellows?
11:20-11:50        Paula Kalkman, Death in Transition: An Osteo-Archaeological Study of Changes in Burial Treatment and lts Social lmplications in West Anatolia in the Roman and Early Byzantine Period ( 1^st – 7^th Century AD)
11:50-12:20        Ricardo Fernandes / Alessia Nava / Christian Hamann / Thomas Larsen / Patrick Roberts / Yiming Wang / Alfredo Coppa / Luca Bondioli, lsotopic Evidence for Human Diet, Nutrition, Mobility, and Occupation Chronology from the Necropolis of Centocelle (Rome)

12:20-13:20        Lunch break

13:20-13:50        Chryssa Vergidou, Diet, Differentiation and Globalization in the Roman Province of Macedonia: A Bioarchaeological Approach
13:50-14:20        Marlis Arnhold, Cremation in Macedon / Northern Greece and Beyond
14:20-14:50        Athanasia Kyriakou, Funerary Landscape, Commemoration and ldentity Negotiation Strategies in the 4th C. BC at Aegae (Vergina)

14:50-15:10        Coffee/ tea break

15:10-15:40        Ute Kelp / Nicole Reifarth / Wolf-Rüdiger Teegen / Andrea Pirson / Julian Wiethold / Stephane Verger, Funerary Assemblages in Pergamon. Commemorating the Dead in the Hellenistic Tumuli 2 and 3
15:40-16:10        Kerstin Höghammar, Migrants in the Hellenistic World - Foreigners Buried on Kos
16:10-16:40        Timothy Pönitz, The Via Dei Greci Necropolis

16:40-17:30        Final discussion