Autor-Archive:Mare Hamburg

On 16.01.2023 we present the 18th session of our online lecture series with a contribution by Georgia-Dimitra Kyriakou(Department of History and Archaeology – University of Cyprus) The evolution of the mast-step in the Mediterranean (7th c. BC – 3rd c. AD): A structural and functional analysis Abstract: The mast-step is the longitudinal structure and the„#MAREMonday 18“ weiterlesen

On 05.12.2022 we present the 17th session of our online lecture series with a contribution by Katharina Zerzeropulos(ROOTS Cluster of Excellence – CAU Kiel)  A space syntax approach to Ostia’s port Abstract: The city of Ostia is mostly known as the port city of Rome, which elevates the significance of the actual port and its„MAREMonday 17“ weiterlesen

On 07.11.2022 we present the 16th session of our online lecture series with a contribution by Judith Gatt(Aix-Marseille University (Centre Camille Jullian) – University of Cyprus) The „hidden monuments“ of the Cypriot-Polities. Studying the harbour structures of Cyprus. Challenges, Research Issues, Methodology, and Future Perspectives. Abstract: In 2005 John Leonard defended his thesis titled “Roman„MAREMonday 16“ weiterlesen

On 03.10.2022 we present the 15th session of our online lecture series with a contribution by Ada Lasheras González(École des Hautes Études Hispaniques et Ibériques – Casa de Velázquez / Institut Català d’Arqueologia Clàssica) Understanding the Roman Port of Tarraco through Urban Archaeology Abstract: This lecture aims to provide an overview of the evolution of„#MAREMonday 15“ weiterlesen

On 02.05.2022 we present the 14th session of our online lecture series with a contribution by Felix Reize(Universität zu Köln) Deciphering Ampurias’ past: a contribution from the geoarchaeological perspective Abstract: The archaeological site of Ampurias (Ἐμπόριον; Emporiae; Empúries) is the westernmost colony of the Magna Graecia. To better understand its settlement history, the study of„#MAREMONDAY 14“ weiterlesen

On 04.04.2022 we present the 13th session of our online lecture series with a contribution by Noran Hamed(University of Southampton) Our Red Sea: preservation and presentation of the archaeological resource along the western coast of Egypt Abstract: The western coast of the Red Sea in Egypt has been rapidly growing during the last four decades„#MAREMonday 13“ weiterlesen

On 07.03.2022 we present the twelfth session of our online lecture series with a contribution by Dzhem Habil(Freie Universität Berlin) Odessos: a harbor city or a city with a harbor?Role of the sea in shaping the city during the Roman Period (1st-3rd c. AD) Abstract: While Greek colonization of the Mediterranean has been extensively studied,„#MAREMonday 12“ weiterlesen

On 07.02.2022 we present the eleventh session of our online lecture series with a contribution by Angiolo Querci Koan Painted Medium-Coarse Pottery and the “SASCAR String”: Towards a Navigation Model for the Aegean Late Bronze Age Abstract: Over the last two decades, connectivity and cultural interaction in the early Late Bronze Age Minoanized Aegean has„#MAREMonday 11“ weiterlesen

On 06.12.2021 we present the ninth session of our online lecture series with a contribution by Cristina Laurenti(University of Oxford) The Archaeological Site of Pisa San Rossore (Italy): The History of the Site and the Study of a Roman Merchant Ship Abstract: This PhD research project deals with the main purpose of developing the knowledge„#MAREMonday 09“ weiterlesen

On 01.11.2021 we present the eighth session of our online lecture series with a contribution by Mieke Kassulke(University of Malta) Liquid Melody: An Archaeology of Sirens, Mythology and Maritime Navigation in the Greco-Roman World Abstract: This thesis situates the Homeric Sirens at the heart of a larger discussion of how myth was informed by, and„#MAREMonday 08“ weiterlesen