Autor-Archive:Mare Hamburg

On 07.09.2026 we present the 49th session of our online lecture series with a contribution of Brenna Thornley(L-Università ta‘ Malta) Maritime Memorialization: Death at Sea & the Influence on Coastal Cults This lecture delves into the complex relationship between maritime related death, memorialization, and the subsequent emergence of ritualistic practices in coastal communities. By defining aspects of„#MAREMonday 49“ weiterlesen

On 01.06.2026 we present the 48th session of our online lecture series with a contribution of Leah Tavasi(University of Oxford) Sales of Sail: The Production and Economy of Roman Egyptian Sails Filling a gap in classical maritime literature by creating an economy of sails – how much they cost, where they were made, who made them –„#MAREMonday 48“ weiterlesen

On 04.05.2026 we present the 47th session of our online lecture series with a contribution of Tanya Lee(University of East Anglia Norwich, School of History and Art History) Interdisciplinary Approaches to Material Culture in a Maritime Crossroads: Ceramic Assemblages and the Negotiation of Identity in Okinawa’s Fortress Sites This lecture examines the interpretive potential of interdisciplinary methodologies„#MAREMonday 47“ weiterlesen

On 06.04.2026 we present the 46th session of our online lecture series with a contribution of Nada Kamel Nofal(Alexandria Centre for Maritime Archaeology and Underwater Cultural Heritage, Alexandria University) Bahar UNESCO Club: Connecting the Public to Maritime and Underwater Cultural Heritage The Bahar Project is an educational awareness initiative designed to promote appreciation for the importance of„#MAREMonday 46“ weiterlesen

On 02.03.2026 we present the 45th session of our online lecture series with a contribution of Simon Moramarco(Université Paul-Valéry de Montpellier) Transportation, commercialization and diffusion of works of art and art craft objects during the Roman era (2nd century BC – 5th century AD) in southern Gaul Abstract: At the end of the Second Punic War, the„#MAREMonday 45“ weiterlesen

On 02.02.2026 we present the 44th session of our online lecture series with a contribution of Konstantinos Merkouris(University of Patras) Remote Sensing in Underwater Archaeology: Exploration, Identification, and Documentation of the submerged cultural heritage site of Grotta, Naxos, Greece Abstract: The Mediterranean basin hosts a large number of underwater archaeological sites, the result of long-standing human activity„#MAREMonday 44“ weiterlesen

On 12.01.2026 we present the 43rd session of our online lecture series with a contribution of M.A.R.E Organising Committee Book Launch: “Maritime Archaeology Research Exchange (M.A.R.E.) Papers from the 2021–2023 online lecture series” Abstract: To make the #MAREMonday Online Lecture Series more tangible, the organising committee decided to publish the proceedings of the project in form of„#MAREMonday 43“ weiterlesen

On 01.12.2025 we present the 42nd session of our online lecture series with a contribution of Juan del Caño Cobo(University of Cyprus & Universidad de Sevilla) From Kition-Kathari to Agios Prodromos: A Preliminary Study of Cypro-Archaic and Cypro-Classical Phoenician Maritime Transport Containers at Kition Abstract: Throughout the Iron Age, the Phoenician culture and identity played a major„#MAREMonday 42“ weiterlesen

On 03.11.2025 we present the 41st session of our online lecture series with a contribution of Jaris Cole Darwin(Leiden University) Maritime rituality in Late Bronze Age Cyprus: a geospatial and statistical consideration of the stone anchor assemblage at Kition Area II, Cyprus Abstract: The sea is a powerful, liminal space. Throughout time, it has always evoked anxiety„#MAREMonday 41“ weiterlesen

On 06.10.2025 we present the 40th session of our online lecture series with a contribution of Kaylie Aja Rogers(University of Oxford) The Total Institution and Navy Dog Mascots During the 20th Century Abstract: This study examines the significant role of dog mascots aboard naval vessels during the twentieth century through the lens of Goffman’s concept of total„#MAREMonday 40“ weiterlesen