Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren,
liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen,

der 14. Internationale Kongress für Griechische und Lateinische Epigraphik wird auf Einladung der Berlin-Brandenburgischen Akademie der Wissenschaften und der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin in Verbindung mit dem Deutschen Archäologischen Institut vom 27. bis zum 31. August 2012 in Berlin stattfinden. Die Internetseite des Kongresses ist unter

http://www.congressus2012.de

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In der Hoffnung, dass sehr viele von Ihnen unserer Einladung nachkommen,
mit freundlichen Grüßen
Werner Eck

Whether publishing new inscriptions, reinterpreting old ones, or critically analysing editions, this course provides training for historians, archaeologists and textual scholars alike in the discipline of reading and interpreting epigraphic evidence. Students will be guided through the process of producing editions of inscriptions, gaining practical first hand experience with the stones as well as instruction in editorial and bibliographic skills. Guest lectures on historical and thematic subjects will explore the ways in which epigraphic evidence can inform a wide range of Classical subjects. The course will be taught at the BSA and will utilise the most significant epigraphic collections around Athens, where students will be assigned a stone from which they will create a textual edition. The importance of seeing inscriptions within their archaeological and topographical contexts will be explored during site visits around Athens, Attica, and Delphi. Some prior knowledge of Greek is essential, although students with only elementary skills are advised that reading inscriptions is a very good way to advance in the language!

The course fee of £700 includes accommodation in shared rooms at the BSA, where self catering facilities are available, as well as 24 hour access to the superb library, entry to all sites and museums, and BSA membership for one month. Free membership for the remainder of the session will be offered to students wishing to remain at the BSA after the course to continue their research. Travel to and from Greece is the sole responsibility of the course participant.

The course is limited to 12 places, and open to students of any university pursuing Masters or Post-graduate degrees. Students are recommended to apply to their universities for financial support; a number of BSA-administered bursaries are available for students who would otherwise be unable to attend.

Further information can be obtained from the BSA website. Completed application forms and an academic reference letter should be emailed to the Assistant Director (assistant.director@bsa.ac.uk) no later than January 14th 2011.

Workshop “Dalla pietra all’immagine digitale. Tecniche e metodologie del rilievo e della ricostruzione digitale dei monumenti iscritti”

18-22 ottobre 2010, Aquileia (Udine, Italia)

Il corso intende far conoscere e imparare ad utilizzare le moderne tecnologie disponibili per il rilievo, la riproduzione fotografica e in 3D, la ricostruzione virtuale e la diffusione su supporto informatico dei monumenti epigrafici e delle scritte su instrumentum domesticum.

Programma: http://www.units.it/epilab/Workshop_Bando.doc

Le domande devono essere fatte pervenire entro il 16 settembre 2010 preferibilmente come allegato di un e-mail all’indirizzo: zacclau@units.it, oppure per fax al numero +39 040 5582814.

Il Formulario per l’iscrizione: http://www.units.it/epilab/Workshop_Formulario.doc

Eventuali comunicazioni epistolari possono essere inviate a : Prof. Claudio Zaccaria, Dipartimento di Storia e Culture dall’Antichità al Mondo Contemporaneo, Università di Trieste, Via del Lazzaretto Vecchio 6, 34123 Trieste (Italia).

Lunedi 7 giugno 2010 – ore 9.00
Odeion del Museo dell-Arte Classica
Università degli Studi di Roma “La Sapienza”
Piazzale Aldo Moro, 5

(For full programme see attached flyer or contact manacord@uniroma3.it.)

See link to webpage:
ÉPIGRAMME DANS TOUS SES ÉTATS
The poster: here
and the program below.

Please ensure to this initiative the widest possible diffusion in your respective research Institutes.

PROGRAMME

Jeudi 3 juin

Matinée

08:30-09:00
Accueil des participants
09:00-09:15

09:15-09:30
Allocutions d’ouverture

Présentation du colloque
Laurence FOSCHIA,
Collegium de Lyon

Première session : « EPIGRAMMATIZÔ, EPIGRAMMATIZEIS, EPIGRAMMATIZEI… »

Modératrice : LAURENCE FOSCHIA

09:30-10:00
Erkki SIRONEN,
University of Helsinki
Variation of Supports for Verse Inscriptions in Roman Greece (ca. 30 B.C. to 600 A.D.)
10:00-10:30
Andrej PETROVIC,
Durham University (UK)
Epigrammatic Schools of Hellenistic and Roman Greece

Pause café

10:50-11:20
Enrico MAGNELLI, Università di Firenze
Potnia e affini: sull’evoluzione del lessico del dominio nell’epigramma erotico greco di età imperiale
11:20-11:50
Valentina GARULLI, Università di Bologna
Posidippo epigrafico?
11:50-12:20
Christos TSAGALIS,
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
The Heracles Theme in Inscriptional and Literary Epigram

12:20-12:50 Discussion

Pause déjeuner

Après-midi

Deuxième session. Poètes et auteurs (I) : epigrammata de poetis

Modérateur : CHRISTOPHE CUSSET

14:30-15:00
Évelyne PRIOUX,
CNRS, UMR 7041
Portraits de poètes dans les épigrammes de l’époque hellénistique et romaine
15:00-15:30
Flore KIMMEL,
ENS de Lyon
Un hommage de poète à poète ? Sur quelques aspects des épigrammes funéraires des poètes archaïques et classiques en Grèce ancienne

Pause café

15:50-16:20
Hamidou RICHER,
ENS de Paris
Epigrammata de poetis et question de genre : le cas de Léonidas de Tarente
16:20-16:50
Étienne WOLFF,
Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense
Poètes latins auteurs et/ou destinataires d’épigrammes funéraires
16:50-17:20
Alfredo Mario MORELLI, Università di Cassino
Calvus et l’image du poète dans l’œuvre de Catulle

17:20-17:50 Discussion

Soirée

19:30 Dîner

Vendredi 4 juin

Matinée

Deuxième session : Poètes et auteurs (II) : propositions d’analyse textuelle

Modératrice : ELEONORA SANTIN

09:00-09:30
Ettore CINGANO,
Università “Ca’ Foscari” Venezia
CEG 432 et 47: épigrammes épigraphiques et culture poétique à Athènes à l’époque archaïque
09:30-10:00
Gauthier LIBERMAN
Université Bordeaux 3
Une expérience littéraire avec un seul lendemain : deux épigrammes de Properce en diptyque et une Ode d’Horace.

10:00-10:30
Daniel VALLAT,
Université Lyon 2
De Catulle à Martial : la constitution d’un discours épigrammatique sur l’obscénité

Pause café

Troisième session : Fonctions civiles et religieuses dans les épigrammes

Modérateur : RICHARD BOUCHON

10:50-11:20
Andreas RHOBY,
Austrian Academy of Sciences
Aspects of Self-Representation in Byzantine Epigrams

11:20-11:50
Gianfranco AGOSTI, Università di Udine
Identités culturelles et religieuses dans l’épigramme épigraphique grecque de l’Antiquité tardive
11:50-12:20
Jean-Claude DECOURT, CNRS, UMR 5189 HiSoMA
De quelques épigrammes grecques trouvées en Gaule : marins, poètes et autres aventuriers

12:20-12:50 Discussion

Pause déjeuner

Après-midi

Modératrice : NADINE LE MEUR

14:30-15:00
Joseph DAY,
Wabash College (Indiana, USA)
Servants of the Goddess: Female Religious Agency in Archaic and Fifth-Century Greek Epigram and Dedication
15:00-15:30
Anne-Marie VÉRILHAC
Université de Grenoble, Maison de l’Orient et de la Méditerranée
La digne héritière d’une noble lignée (IG V 2, 461)

Pause café

15:50-16:20
Bruno HELLY,
CNRS, UMR 5189 HiSoMA

Une épigramme de Gonnoi (Thessalie) se rapportant à la troisième guerre de Macédoine
16:20-16:50
Richard BOUCHON,
Université Lyon 2
Les épigrammes en mémoire de Klitos fils de Kallistratos de Larissa (IG IX 2, 648) : ancienne élite politique ou famille de parvenus ?

16:50-17:30 Discussion

17:30-17:45
Eleonora SANTIN,
Collegium de Lyon
Clôture

Soirée
20:00 Dîner

Organisatrices

Eleonora Santin, Laurence Foschia, Juniors Fellows au Collegium de Lyon
Collegium de Lyon, c/o ENS de Lyon
15 parvis René Descartes
BP 7000 – 69342 Lyon cedex 07
FRANCE
Mail : eleonora.santin@collegium-lyon.fr, laurence.foschia@collegium-lyon.fr
Tél : 0033 (0) 4 37376596 ou 0033 (0) 437376603
0033 (0) 437372525 (City Suites Lyon)

Comité scientifique

Christophe CUSSET, Professeur de Langue et Littérature grecques, ENS de Lyon
Militiade HATZOPOULOS, Directeur du KERA d’Athènes
Bruno HELLY, Directeur de Recherche émérite au CNRS
Nadine LE MEUR, Maître de Conférences de Langue et Littérature grecques, ENS de Lyon
Anne-Marie VÉRILHAC, Professeur émérite de Langue et Littérature grecques, Université de Grenoble

September 22-23, 2010
Institute of Classical Studies
University of London

See http://www.ucl.ac.uk/accordia/Conf.Etr.Literacy.htm for for details and call for papers (page seems to be one large image, so we can’t copy any details here).

Historical and Archaeological Atlas of Ancient Asia Minor Project

International symposium
Université de Franche-Comté/ Institut des Sciences et Techniques de l’Antiquité
Besançon (France)
November 26th and 27th, 2010

Call for papers (deadline: June 30th, 2010)

Since the nineteenth century, numerous and varied historical and archaeological works have been launched in Asia Minor – essentially in Turkey – by international teams, but the scientific data, which are complex and numerous too, have been published in total dispersion. The Anatolian area is a crossroad of several famous civilizations and of many populations and cultures (Hittites, Luwians, Phrygians, Lydians, Urartu kingdom for example) from Europe (Thracians, Celts, Greeks, Macedonians, Romans), from Asia (Persians, Mesopotamians) and from Africa (Egypt), often in connection with city-states of Mesopotamia and the Near-East, with ancient Iran, the Caucasian area, Egypt and Greece.

The meeting that will be held in Besançon (France) on November 26th and 27th, 2010 is open to all the persons who want to carry on the researches on ancient Asia Minor differently, with a collective and a positive spirit. Yet the Historical and Archaeological Atlas of Ancient Asia Minor and its launching will be discussed. After the most complete statement as possible on the recent researches (discoveries, prospections), the detailed discussions will deal with the scientific organization of the project, with the future research trails, and with all the actual and expected partnerships. Then the results of the meeting will be published as soon as possible.

Thank you to submit an English, and if possible a French abstract (one page maximum). The languages of the symposium are French, English, German, Italian.

Organization committee:

• Hadrien BRU (Maître de Conférences en Histoire Ancienne, Université de Franche-Comté / ISTA, Besançon)
• Guy LABARRE (Professeur d’Histoire Grecque, Université de Franche-Comté / ISTA, Besançon)

Contact:

Hadrien BRU
Université de Franche-Comté
Institut des Sciences et Techniques de l’Antiquité
30-32, rue Mégevand
25000 Besançon
France
E-mail : hadrien.bru@univ-fcomte.fr
Tél. : (00 33) (0)6 42 06 91 49

The current programme has an epigraphy session scheduled for Sunday 19th of December 2010, 9.00-12.00 am. The following papers may be of particular interest to epigraphists:

• Marc Mayer (Bacelona): La presenza degli Antonini nell’epigrafia delle città africane
• Roger Hanoune (Paris): Le poème épigraphique de Sétif AE 1916, 7-8

People interested in this conference, and for more information,  should contact the Department of History by the end of July 2010 (Dipartimento di Storia – Università degli Studi di Sassari (Viale Umberto n. 52 – I – 07100 SASSARI — fax 079 2065241; e-mail: africaromana@uniss.it).

8 APRILE
10.00-10.30: INTRODUZIONE a cura di M. Moggi (Università di Siena)
10.30-11.10: D. Knoepfler (Collège de France), L’occupation athénienne du territoire d’Oropos en diverses
périodes : une clérouquie délibérément dissimulée?
11.10-11.50: O. Philaniotou (K’ Ephoria, Mitilene,Grecia), Données nouvelles sur les récentes fouillesarchéologiques à Lemnos
11.50-12.10: PAUSA
12.10-12.40: D. Marchiandi (Università di Torino),Considerazioni sulla topografia di Myrina
12.40-13.10: L. Ficuciello (Università di Napoli “Orientale”), Il territorio di Myrina: indizi archeologici
sull’occupazione e sullo sfruttamento delle risorse
13.10-13.50: DISCUSSIONE
13.50-15.30: PAUSA PRANZO
15.30-16.00: C. Bearzot (Università Cattolica di Milano), Lemno, gli oratori e il “nuovo Iperide”
16.00-16.30: A. Correale (Università di Napoli “Orientale”), Il santuario in proprietà Lazaridis a Efestia
16.30-16.50: PAUSA
16.50-17.20: R. Leone (Università di Torino), Tra Lemno e Samotracia: il santuario degli dei Cabiri
17.20-17.50: F. Rocca (Università di Torino), Le iscrizioni di manomissione dal Cabirio di Lemno
17.50-18.20: DISCUSSIONE
9 APRILE
9.30-10.00: E. Culasso Gastaldi (Università di Torino), L’epigrafia ateniese dell’isola di Lemno
10.00-10.30: L. Gallo (Università di Napoli “Orientale”), Problemi della terra a Lemno
10.30-11.00: F. Landucci Gattinoni (Università Cattolica di Milano), La cleruchia ateniese di Samo nelle fonti letterarie
ed epigrafiche
11.00-11.20: PAUSA
11.20-11.50: W. Held – B. Ruhl (Università di Marburg), The Athenians on Imbros
11.50-12.20: K. Rhomioupoulou (Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Atene), The Athenians in Potidea-Chalkidike
12.20-13.10: DISCUSSIONE
13.10-15.30 PAUSA PRANZO
15.30-16.00: M. Mari (Università di Cassino), Atene, l’impero e le apoikiai. Riflessioni sui primi tredici anni di vita
di Anfipoli
16.00-16.30: S. Gallotta (Università di Napoli “Orientale”), Atene e il Chersoneso
16.30-17.00: C. Lasagni (Università di Torino), Histiaia- Oreos e l’insediamento ateniese
17.00-17.30: CONCLUSIONI a cura di M. Lombardo (Università di Lecce)