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Ústav pro klasickou archeologii:
THE CROSSROADS II, OR THERE AND BACK AGAIN
Charles University in Prague
Palachovo nám. 1, Room 104
September 15–18, 2014
Jana Mynářová - Pavel Onderka - Peter Pavúk
http://egyptologie.ff.cuni.cz/?req=doc:konference&lang=en&PHPSESSID=b85a31b8c544ba7665a6ad5e8fa2c1b5
PROGRAMME
Sunday, September 14
16:00-18:00 registration (Czech Institute of Egyptology, Celetná 20, Prague 1, 4th floor)
Monday, September 15
8:30–9:00 registration (main building, Nám. J. Palacha 2, Prague 1, 1st floor)
9:00-9:15 welcome address
9:15–10:15 A. Bernard Knapp – Maritime Transport Containers, Mobility and Connectivity in the Eastern Mediterranean Bronze Age (opening lecture)
10:15–10:30 coffee break
10:30–11:00 Felix Höflmeyer – Towards a Synchronization of Middle Bronze Age Eastern Mediterranean Civilizations: New Radiocarbon Evidence
11:00–11:30 Heike Wilde – The Use and Distribution of New Technologies and Materials during the 2nd mill. B.C. Advances in Technology and Bronze Age Networking between Egypt and its Neighbours.
11:30–12:00 Pearce Paul Creasman – Timbers of Time: Revealing International Economics and Environment in Antiquity
12:00–14:00 lunch
14:00–14:30 Marsia Bealby – A Game of Thrones? Game Theory and the Study of Egyptian-Aegean Relations
14:30–15:00 Jeffrey P. Emanuel – From Periphery to Core: The Helladic Oared Galley and the Brailed Sail in the Late Bronze-Early Iron Eastern Mediterranean
15:00–15:30 Romain Prévalet – Elise Morero – Technological Transfers of Luxury Craftsmanship between Crete and the Orient during the Bronze Age
15:30–15:50 coffee break
15:50–16:20 Vanessa Boschloos – From Egypt to Byblos… and Back Again: The Production and Distribution of Green Jasper Scarabs in the Early 2nd Millennium.
16:20–16:50 Ellen Fowles Morris – Temples and Empire
16:50–17:20 Graciela Gestoso Singer – Small Ingots and Scrap Metal in the Eastern Mediterranean during the Late Bronze Age
19:00 optional dinner at U Pinkasů restaurant
Tuesday, September 16
9:00–9:30 Susan Cohen – Peripheral Development: Palestinian Relations with Egypt in the Middle Bronze Age
9:30–10:00 Peter Pavúk – Anatolian Grey Ware in the Eastern Mediterranean
10:00–10:30 Nikolas Papadimitriou – Aegean and Cypriot Pottery in the Eastern Mediterranean: A Comparative Examination
10:30–10:50 coffee break
10:50–11:20 Michal Artzy – One Bay, Two Anchorage Sites, Two Trade Networks in the LB II?
11:20–11:50 Carola Vogel – Stop Over or Final Destination? The Role of Jaffa (Joppe) in Egypt’s New Kingdom Fortification System
11:50–13:30 lunch
13:30–14:00 Nozomu Kawai – An Intact Multiple Burial in Northwest Saqqara and its Ethnic Identity
14:00–14:30 Alexander Ahrens – The Early 18th Dynasty in the Levant: Fact and Fiction
14:30–15:00 Sara Caramello – Temporary Gift Exchange. The Role of Physicians in LBA International Relations
15:30–17:00 complimentary visit to the exhibition Land of the Black Pharaohs (Náprstek Museum of Asian, African and American Cultures, Betlémské náměstí 1, Prague 1)
18:00–19:30 Diane H. Cline – Eric H. Cline – Text Messages, Tablets, and Social Networks in the Late Bronze Age Eastern Mediterranean (evening lecture, room no. 131)
Wednesday, September 17
9:00–9:30 Fritz Blakolmer – The “Minoan Genius” and his Iconographical Prototype Taweret. On the Character of Near Eastern Religious motifs in Neopalatial Crete
9:30–10:00 Veronika Dubcová – The Near Eastern “Hero” and “Bull-Man” and Their Impact on the Aegean Bronze Age Iconography
10:00–10:30 Judith Weingarten – The Arrival of Egyptian “Beset” on Minoan Crete
10:30–10:50 coffee break
10:50–11:20 Cheryl Hart – An Analysis of the Iconographic Rosette Motif as a Means of Non-Verbal Communication: A Case Study
11:20–11:50 Uroš Matić – Children on the Move: ms.w wr.w in the New Kingdom Procession
Scenes
11:50–13:30 lunch
13:30–14:00 Carl Walsh – Kerma in the Eastern Mediterranean: Diplomacy between Egypt and Nubia during the Middle Bronze Age.
14:30–15:00 Pavel Onderka – Vlastimil Vrtal – Egyptian Inscriptions of Natakamani and Amanitore
15:00–15:30 Pavel Onderka – Vlastimil Vrtal – Alexander Gatzsche – Mut in the South
15:30–15:50 coffee break
15:50–16:20 Zsolt Simon – Where Did the Kings of Danuna of EA 151 rule?
16:20-16:50 Jana Mynářová – Communicating the Empire
Thursday, September 18
9:00–9:30 Luisa Bonadies – Stone Jars in the Mediterranean of First Millennia B.C.E.
9:30–10:00 Dan’el Kahn – Why did Necho II Kill Josiah at Megiddo?
10:00–10:30 Florian Lippke – Tracing the “Crossroads” in the Hebrew Bible. Basic Remarks on Southern Levantine Literature in the First Millennium BCE
10:30-10:50 closing remarks
14:00–15:30 complimentary visit to the collection The Art of Asia / The Art of the Ancient World (National Gallery, Kinský Palace, Staroměstské náměstí 12, Prague 1)
Poster Session
Ioulia Kaoura – Egyptian, Persian and Greek Hypostyle Halls and their Interaction in Literature.
Tobias Krapf – The Role of Stone Vessels in the Cultural Contacts between Egypt and the Aegean
Alessandro Moriconi – Giulia Tucci – Philistines in Transition: Egyptians and Assyrians in Tel Miqne/Ekron during the VIIth Century B.C.
Jana Mynářová – Amarna Palaeography Project
Daniel Šichan - Haunebu in the Inscriptions of 18th Dynasty Rulers