A Late Antiquity Session at the EAA Annual Meeting
A member of our research project is participating in the “Aspects of Christianisation in the Mediterranean, IV-VI Century” session at the upcoming 13th EAA Annual Meeting in Zadar, Croatia, 19-23 September 2007.
The session is organized by Josipa Baraka and Igor Borzić of the University of Zadar. This is the preliminary programme:
Introduction: NENAD CAMBI
1. Ž. TOMIČIĆ (Institute of Archaeology, Croatia): A CONTRIBUTION TO THE CHRISTIANIZATION OF THE MEDITERRANEAN – THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL HERITAGE OF JUSTINIAN’S EPOCH ON THE EASTERN ADRIATIC COAST
2. D. NUZZO – P. DE SANTIS (Università di Bari, Italia): THE CHRISTIANIZATION OF THE NECROPOLIS AT PONTE DELLA LAMA (CANOSA, APULIA, ITALY)
3. M. SGARLATA (Università degli Studi di Cassino, Italia): HISTORY AND TOPOGRAPHY OF THE CATACOMBS IN SYRACUSE
4. I. BORZIĆ (University of Zadar): CHRISTIANIZATION OF THE KORČULA ISLAND
5. T. M. KRISTENSEN (University of Aarhus, Denmark): AN ARCHAEOLOGY OF RESPONSE: EARLY CHRISTIAN DESTRUCTION AND MUTILATION OF ’PAGAN’ IMAGES
6. CH. FAYAD (Beirut, Lebanon): THE EARLY CHRISTIAN BASILICA IN THE TEMPLE OF JUPITER – BAAL
7. L. ACAMPORA (Museo Nazionale Romano, Roma, Italy): PAGAN AND CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS PLACES IN ROME DURING LATE ANTIQUITY
8. S. VASILEVA (Narodni muzej Veles, FYR Macedonia): MEMENTO MORI: INSCRIPTIONS ON THE MOSAIC PAVEMENTS AND THEIR MESSAGES IN LATE ANTIQUITY
9. E. MAIANI (Roma, Italy): CHRISTIAN GRAFFITI: OBSERVATIONS ABOUT MARTYRS’S VENERATION AND THE PHENOMENON OF PILGRIMAGE DURING THE LATE ANTIQUITY THROUGH WRITTEN TESTIMONIES NEAR REVERED SANCTUARIES
10. J. BARAKA (University of Zadar, Croatia): EARLY CHRISTIAN SARCOPHAGUS FROM VRANJIC
11. D. NICOLAU (Nicosia, Cyprus): EARLY CHRISTIAN ARCHITECTURE OF CYPRUS FROM 4TH – 7TH CENTURY:
STRUCTURE AND LITURGICAL FURNISHINGS OF THE CYPRIOT BASILICAS12. D. DAMIJANOVIĆ (Catholic Faculty of Theology, University of Osijek J. J. Strossmayer, Croatia): REPRESENTATION OF THE CROSS ON CLAY LAMPS FROM 4TH UNTIL 6TH CENTURY
13. Y. FUJII (Tokyo, Japan): FIGURES OF FEMALE SAINTS INCISED ON GOLD SANDWICHED GLASS OF FOURTH CENTURY A.D.