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PROGRAMME
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Friday
26 October 2012
14.00 Welcome: Alastair Small and Ulrike Roth
Session 1: Vagnari - new
work
14.10: Maureen Carroll (Sheffield),
Vagnari 2012: new work in the vicus by the
University of Sheffield
14.30: Alan Dalton (Edinburgh),
The excavation of the cistern at Vagnari:
an update
14.50: Tracy Prowse (McMaster),
Growing up and growing old on an imperial
estate: paleopathological analysis of the skeletal
remains from Vagnari
15.10: Discussion and Break
Session 2: Vagnari,
San Felice and the Basentello survey - new work
16.00: Liana Brent (McMaster),
Grave goods, burial practices, and patterns
of distribution at Vagnari
16.20: Hans VanderLeest (Mount
Allison) & Myles McCallum (St. Mary's), Research
at San Felice: the villa on the imperial estate
16.40: Myles McCallum (St. Mary's)
& Adam Hyatt (Michigan),
A view of Vagnari from across the Basentello ...
17.00 Discussion and Break
Evening Lecture:
18.00: Nicholas Purcell (Oxford),
'No two characters seem more inconsistent than
those of trader and sovereign' (Adam Smith, The
Wealth of Nations, V.2.I). The problem of
Roman imperial estates
19.00: The
British School at Rome 'Beyond Vagnari'
- Reception and Poster Session
Saturday
27 October 2012
Session 3: Artefacts
9.00: Alessandra De Stefano (Foggia),
Presenza e circolazione di lucerne a Vagnari
e nella valle del Basentello
9.20: Giacomo Disantarosa (Bari),
Contestualizzare il contesto: le anfore dal
sito di Vagnari e dalla valle del Basentello
9.40: Philip Kenrick (Oxford),
Domestic pottery at Vagnari: regional character
and Adriatic connections
10.00 Discussion and Break
Session 4: The
Hellenistic background, Romanisation, and regional
connections
11.00 Edward Herring (Galway),
The ties that bind: ethnicity and social cohesion
in Hellenistic central Puglia
11.20: Douwe Yntema (Amsterdam),
Romanisation and south-east Italy
11.40: Darian Totten (Davidson College, North Carolina), Building regional connections in
Roman Apulia
12.00 Discussion and Break
13.00 Lunch hosted by St. Mary's
University, Halifax
Session 5: Roman
Apulia and eastern Lucania
14.00: Maria Luisa Marchi (Foggia),
Paesaggi della Daunia: L'Ager Venusinus
14.20: Giuliano Volpe (Foggia)
& Maria Turchiano (Foggia), Faragola (Ascoli
Satriano, Fg), un abitato rurale della Valle del
Carapelle: della villa romana alla curtis altomedievale?
14.40: Pasquale Favia (Foggia)
& Roberta Giuliani (Foggia), Forme di
popolamento nella fascia territoriale appulo-lucano
nel VI e VII secolo
15.00: Discussion and Break
Session 6: Roman
Lucania and Samnium
16.00: Helena Fracchia (Alberta),
Geophysical prospection in the Upper Bradano
Valley: results and interpretations
16.20: Maurizio Gualtieri (Perugia),
The villa at Masseria Ciccotti (Oppido Lucano,
PZ) in the 3rd c. A.D.
16.40: Edward Bispham (Oxford),
The Sangro Valley: settlement, communications
and economy in imperial central Italy
17.00 Discussion and Break
18.00 The Andante
Travels 'Beyond Vagnari' - Reception
and Poster Session
Sunday
28 October 2012
Session 7: Estates between Republic and Empire
9.00:
Saskia Roselaar (Nottingham),
Economic developments and the integration of southern Italy in the Roman Republic
9.20: Pasquale Rosafio (Lecce),
Vagnari, an outline of the imperial estate
9.40: Helga di Giuseppe (Rome),
Imperial properties in ancient Lucania
10.00 Discussion and Break
Session 8: Imperial
estates
11.00: Lisa Fentress (Rome), The afterlife of an imperial villa: late antique Villa Magna
11.20: Amanda Claridge (Royal
Holloway), Before Vagnari - Laurentum, Rome's first imperial estate
11.40: Domenico Vera (Parma),
Imperial estates in late Roman southern Italy:
land concentration and rent distribution
12.00 Discussion and Break
13.00 Lunch hosted by McMaster University
14.00 Concluding remarks &
farewell: Ulrike Roth and Alastair Small
Please take note of the post-conference activities: information in the right hand column of this page!
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