Arhive pe autori: Centrul de Istorie Comparată a Societăţilor Antice

The 11th Annual Session of CICSA 12-13 May 2023

Centre for the Comparative History of Ancient Societies

invites to

The 11th Annual Scientific Communications Session, online,

 12-13 May 2023

Program

Friday, 12 May 2023

Access link:  https://meet.google.com/cxu-gzte-xtz

9.30 – 10.15 : Openning conference

Ancient Black Sea gold coins and geopolitics – from the Syrian wars to the Mithridatic wars

Keynote lecturer:

Dr. Viorel Emanuel PETAC*

(*The Numismatic Cabinet of the Romanian Academy Library / Vice President of the Romanian Numismatic Society)

 

 A. Production, exchanges, and cultural evolution – archaeological evidences

Moderator: Dr. Florica (BOHÎLȚEA) MIHUȚ, DIAAIA-FIUB

10.30-10.50: Dr. Katia MOLDOVEANU*; Dr. Alexandra ȚÂRLEA**; Dr. Mihai FLOREA*; Dr. Migdonia GEORGESCU*; Dr. Zizi BALTĂ* – Catching the light. Gold objects in Gumelnița contexts – from gold nuggets to social statements (*National Museum of Romanian History, Bucharest, Romania; **Department of Ancient History, Archaeology and History of Art, Faculty of History, University of Bucharest)

 

10.50-11.10: Dr. Cristian Eduard ȘTEFAN– „Importuri” și imitații în ceramica neo-eneolitică din România. O analiză primară (The Archaeological Institute ”Vasile Pârvan”, Bucharest)

 

11.10-11.30: Drd. Silviu GHINEA – Sanctuare getice în Muntenia secolelor III-II a.Chr. (University of Bucharest)

 

11.30-11.50: Dr. Alexandra ȚÂRLEA*; Dr. Roxana BUGOI** – One man’s trash is another man’s treasure. Glass production during Greek and Roman times seen through results of compositional analyses on glass shards from Histria – ACS sector (*Department of Ancient History, Archaeology and History of Art, Faculty of History, University of Bucharest; **Institute of Physics and Nuclear Engineering Horia Hulubei, Bucharest, Romania)

 

11.50-12.10: Discussions

12.10-12.20. – Lunch Break

 

Moderator: Dr. Cristian-Eduard ȘTEFAN, The Archaeological Institute ”Vasile Pârvan”, Bucharest

12.20-12.30: Dr. Laurențiu CLIANTE*; Dr. Alexandra ȚÂRLEA**; Drd. Aurelia PARASCHIV* – Goods from faraway Lands? Egyptian glass containers in the collections of the Museum of National History and Archaeology Constanţa (*Museum of National History and Archaeology Constanța, Romania; **Department of Ancient History, Archaeology and History of Art, Faculty of History, University of Bucharest)

 

12.30-13.00: Dr. Victor-Valentin BOTTEZ – Standard and improvisation. Building materials used in Insula Iα from the Acropolis Centre-South Sector in Istros (University of Bucharest, Faculty of History, Department of Ancient History, Archaeology, and Art History)

 

13.00-13.20: Dr. Alexandra ȚÂRLEA*; Radu STĂNESCU** – A flicker of light. Late Roman Glass Goblets from old excavation at Beroe (Tulcea county, Romania) (*Department of Ancient History, Archaeology and History of Art, Faculty of History, University of Bucharest; **Institute of Eco-Museal Research Tulcea, Romania)

 

13.20-13.40: Dr. Iulia ILIESCU*, Radu O. STĂNESCU**– Roman remains in the fortified settlement at Beidaud (Tulcea county) (*University of Bucharest, Faculty of History, Department of Ancient History, Archaeology, and Art History;  ** Institute of Eco-Museal Research Tulcea, Romania)

 

13.40-13.50: Discussions

13.50-14.20 – Break

 

 Moderator: dr. Alexandra – Clara Țârlea, Head of the Archaeological Research Centre ”Vasile Pârvan”, DIAAIA-FIUB

14.20-14.40: Student III, Delia TARCAN*– Change by challenge: Evolving Mycenaean Craftsmen Mentalities Seen Through Sword Hilts Technology and Iconography (*University of Bucharest, Faculty of History)

 

14.40-15.00: Phd Student Aurelia PARASCHIV* – Glass is everywhere. ”Glass Unguentaria” from Tomis (1st – 4th c. AD) (*Museum of National History and Archaeology Constanţa, PhD student University Ovidius Constanţa)

 

15.00-15.20: MA Student, Vlad CIUR – Roman light at the edge of the Empire: Italic firmalampen in Scythia Minor’” (University of Bucharest, Faculty of History)

 

15.20-15-40: MA. Student Alina Prakharenka – The cultural exchanges between Olbia and the Scythians, including the adoption of Scythian art styles and iconography by the Olbian artisans, and the incorporation of Olbian goods and technology into Scythian material culture (Institute of Archaeology at the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun, Poland)

 

15.40-15.50: Discussions

15.50-16.00 – Break

 

Moderator: Dr. Carol Căpiță, DIAAIA-FIUB

 16.00-16.20: Dr. Ioan Carol OPRIȘ – Weighing sets for the gold coin during the 6th – first half of the 7th century. Some considerations on glass exagia solidi found in the Balkans and on the Lower Danube (University of Bucharest, Faculty of History, Department of Ancient History, Archaeology, and Art History)

 

16.20-16.40: MA Student Franceska-Cristina ȘTIRBU*;  Dr. Gabriel VASILE**; Dr. Oana DAMIAN** – “A less common funerary practice: A triple burial dating back to the Middle Byzantine period from Nufaru (Tulcea County) – a bioarchaeological approach”. (*University of Bucharest; **“Vasile Pârvan” Institute of Archaeology, Bucharest)

 

16.40-17.00: Dr. Evgenia VELYCHKO – Jewelry with Isis symbols from the barbarian burials of the Northern Black Sea region (National Museum of the History of Ukraine, Kiev)

 

17.00-17.20: Drd. Sterling WRIGHT*; MA. Student Franceska-Cristina ȘTIRBU**; Dr. Alexandra-Clara ȚÂRLEA**; Dr. Sorin AILINCĂI*** – Exchanging genes and goods: How ancient DNA can illuminate complex mobility patterns in the Black Sea region (*Penn State University, University Park, United States of America; ** Bucharest University; ***ICEM Eco-Museal Research Institute, Tulcea, Romania)

17.20-17.40: Dr. Manuela DOBRE – Sur le commerce et les marchandises dans la Topographie chrétienne de Cosmas Indicopleustès (University of Bucharest, Faculty of History, Department of Universal History and International Relations) 

 

17.40-17.50: Discussions

 

Saturday, 13 May 2023

Access link :  https://meet.google.com/cjv-gpcu-suh

 

B. Production and Exchanges – reading the written and visual sources

 Moderator: Dr. Vladimir Crețulescu, DIAAIA-FIUB

9.30-9.50: Dr. Daniela ZAHARIA – Farmers versus merchants in the legalist „natural” state-controlled economy at the origins of the Chinese Empire (University of Bucharest, Faculty of History, Department of Ancient History, Archaeology, and Art History)

 

9.50-10.10: Dr. Florica (Bohîlțea) MIHUȚ – Financial activities and cultural practices at the end of the Roman Republic – Cicero’s uilla from Tusculum (University of Bucharest, Faculty of History, Department of Ancient History, Archaeology, and Art History)

 

10.10-10.30: Dr. Andra JUGĂNARU – Letter Writing in Late Antiquity – A “Vir Trilinguis” and Some Rich Pious Ladies of Rome (University of Bucharest, Faculty of History, Department of Ancient History, Archaeology, and Art History / NEC – ”Ştefan Odobleja” fellow)

 

10.30-10,50: Dr. Ecaterina LUNG – Artistic exchanges in the Early Middle Ages (University of Bucharest, Faculty of History, Department of Ancient History, Archaeology, and Art History)

 

10,50-11,10: Discussions

11.10-11.20 – Break

 

C. Concepts, Methodology, Historical Reflections

 Moderator: Dr. Diana Pavel, CICSA

11.20-11.40: Dr. Carol CĂPIȚĂ – The relevance of prehistoric economic mechanisms for the present day economics (University of Bucharest, Faculty of History, Department of Ancient History, Archaeology, and Art History

 

11.40-12.00: Dr. Mihaela MARCU – Problems du commerce pontique (les VIe-IIIe siècles av. J.-C.) (University of Bucharest, Faculty of History, Department of Ancient History, Archaeology, and Art History)

 

12.00-12.20: Dr. Alina IANCU*; Dr. Catarina Costeira**; Dr. Francisco B. Gomes** – Raising Awareness of the Romanian National Textile Heritage in the Context of the Official Launching of the Digital Atlas of European Textile Heritage (*National Institute of Heritage, Bucharest;** UNIARQ – Archaeological Centre from University of Lisabone)

 

12.20-13.00: Hanna MILEWSKA* – Welfare of working animal’s in antiquity. An interdisciplinary comparison of ancient horse breeding and training methods, as well as historical equipment, with modern horse welfare research results (*Faculty of Archaeology and Faculty of Psychology, University of Warsaw)

 

 13.00-13.20:  Discussions

 

 13.20: Concluding remarks – Dr. Daniela ZAHARIA – Head of Department of Ancient History, Archaeology, and Art History

Reminder # Apel la contribuții # Sesiunea Anuală CICSA 2023/ Call for Papers # Annual Session of CICSA 2023

Producție și schimburi

din Preistorie până în Evul Mediu Timpuriu

12-13 Mai 2023

Tematica: Activitatea economică și de schimb din perioadele pre- și protoistorie, antichitate și evul mediul timpuriu sunt domenii vaste de cercetare care au implicat, de-a lungul timpului, metodologii și perspective interpretative diverse în câmpul disciplinelor arheologie, istorie, istoria economică, numismatică, drept, sociologie, antropologie, filozofie, istoria religiilor, istoria artei. Abordările punctuale, regionale sau globale au privilegiat uneori materialitatea producției și schimburilor, alteori reprezentările și abstractizările ideatice ale acestor activități definitorii ale omului. Modelele interpretative, pe care istoricii și antropologii le-au conceput în mai bine de două secole de cercetare, au avut ca fundamente producția pentru întreținerea vieții și cea desfășurată pentru obținerea unor profituri în cadre comerciale mai simple sau mai organizate, relația dintre mediile de producție și cele de consum, construcțiile socio-culturale ale acestor activități, toate constituindu-se în repere principale de reflectare intelectuală a căror explorare continuă să aibă atributul actualității.

Tematica propusă include următoarele axe de discuție, dar nu este limitată la acestea:

  • Lucrul pământului, creșterea animalelor și adaptabilitatea la mediu
  • Materiale, unelte, tehnici și tehnologii de producție
  • Invenții și descoperiri
  • Schimburi și căi de comunicație – mijloace, bunuri, idei și simboluri
  • Producători, comercianți, consumatori
  • Diviziunea și organizarea muncii, decizii și construcții politice ale producției și schimburilor
  • Reflectarea acestor activități în diverse categorii de surse istorice scrise și vizuale
  • Metodologii de cercetare și perspective de abordare ale producției și schimburilor
  • Valorizare muzeistică a surselor istorice privind producția și schimburile în epocile propuse dezbaterilor.

Înscrierile se primesc pe adresa florica.mihut@istorie.unibuc.ro, până la 22 Aprilie 2023 și vor fi însoțite de următoarele precizări: titlul comunicării, numele și prenumele autorului, instituția reprezentată, un abstract de max. 300 de cuvinte în care să fie expuse principalele ipoteze de lucru, sursele și metodologia utilizate.

Comitetul științific: dr. Daniela Zaharia, dr. Ecaterina Lung, dr. Carol Căpiță, dr. Mihai Constantinescu.

Anunțul propunerilor acceptate și confirmarea participării – 23-27 Aprilie 2023.

Prezentările în cadrul sesiunii pot fi susținute în limbile română, franceză sau engleză.

Publicarea – contribuțiile redactate se primesc până la 1 Octombrie 2023, iar cele selectate prin sistemul blind-peer review vor fi publicate în numărul al 9-lea al Revistei CICSA, serie nouă, online, ISSN 2457-3809 (indexată în CEEOL).

Adresă de primire – florica.mihut@istorie.unibuc.ro

Production et échange

de la Préhistoire au Haut Moyen Âge

12-13 Mai 2023

Thématique : L’activité économique et d’échange des périodes pré et protohistoriques, de l’Antiquité et du haut Moyen Âge sont de vastes champs de recherche qui ont impliqué, au fil du temps, diverses méthodologies et perspectives interprétatives dans plusieurs domaines : archéologie, histoire, histoire économique, numismatique, droit, sociologie, anthropologie, philosophie, histoire des religions, histoire de l’art. Des approches ponctuelles, régionales ou globales ont tantôt privilégié la matérialité de la production et de l’échange, tantôt les représentations et les idées concernant ces activités qui définissent l’être humain. Les modèles interprétatifs, que les historiens et les anthropologues ont conçu en plus de deux siècles de recherche, avaient pour fondements la production pour le maintien de la vie et celle réalisée pour l’acquisition des profits dans des cadres marchands organisés, la relation entre les environnements de production et de consommation, les constructions socio-culturelles de ces activités, qui constituent tous des axes de réflexion intellectuelle dont l’exploration conserve toujours l’attribut d’actualité.

La thématique proposée comprend les axes de discussion suivants, mais ne s’y limite pas :

– Travail de la terre, pâturage et adaptabilité à l’environnement

– Matériaux, outils, techniques et technologies de production

– Inventions et découvertes

– Échange et voies de communication – moyens, biens, idées et symboles

– Producteurs, commerçants, consommateurs

– Division et organisation du travail, décisions et constructions politiques de la production et d’échange

– Représentations de ces activités dans diverses catégories de sources historiques écrites et visuelles

– Méthodologies de recherche et approches sur la production et l’échange

– Valorisation muséale des sources historiques concernant la production et l’échange dans les époques proposées pour les débats.

 

Les propositions peuvent être envoyées à l’adresse florica.mihut@istorie.unibuc.ro jusqu’au 22 Avril 2023 et seront accompagnées des détails suivants : le titre de la communication, le nom et prénom de l’auteur, l’institution représentée, un résumé de max. 300 mots décrivant les principales hypothèses de travail, les sources et la méthodologie utilisée.

Le comité scientifique : dr. Daniela Zaharia, dr. Ecaterina Lung, dr. Carol Căpiță, dr. Mihai Constantinescu.

L’annonce des propositions acceptées et la confirmation de participation : 23-27 Avril 2023.

Langues de communications : roumain, français ou anglais.

Publication : les contributions écrites pourront être envoyées jusqu’au 1er octobre 2023, et celles sélectionnées (après l’évaluation à double insu par les pairs) seront publiées dans le 9e numéro du Journal CICSA, nouvelle série, ISSN 2457-3809 (indexé dans CEEOL).

Adresse de correspondance : florica.mihut@istorie.unibuc.ro

 

Production and exchange

from Prehistory to the Early Middle Ages

May 12-13, 2023

The economic and exchange activity of the pre- and protohistoric periods, Antiquity, and the early Middle Ages are vast fields of research that have involved, over time, various methodologies and interpretive perspectives in the fields of archaeology, history, economic history, numismatics, law, sociology, anthropology, philosophy, the history of religions, and the history of art. Regional or global approaches have privileged either the materiality of production and exchange or the representations of these defining human activities. The interpretive models that historians and anthropologists have conceived in more than two centuries of research took into consideration the production for the maintenance of life and that carried out for obtaining profits in organized markets, the relationship between production and consumption domains, as well as the constructed socio-cultural aspects of these activities. All of these constitute main directions of intellectual reflection, whose exploration continues to have the attribute of actuality.

The proposed topics include the following axes of discussion, but is not limited to them:

– Farming and adaptability to the environment

– Materials, tools, techniques and production technologies

– Inventions and discoveries

– Exchange and communication routes – means, goods, ideas, and symbols

– Producers, traders, consumers

– Division and organization of work, decisions and political constructions of production and exchange

– Presence of these activities mirrored in various categories of written and visual historical sources

– Research methodologies and approaches concerning the production and exchange

– Museum valorisation of historical sources regarding production and exchange in the eras proposed for the debates.

The proposals could be submitted at the address florica.mihut@istorie.unibuc.ro until April 22, 2023, and will be accompanied by the following details: the title of the communication, the name and surname of the author, the institution represented, an abstract of no more than 300 words outlining the main working hypotheses, sources, and methodology used.

Scientific committee: dr. Daniela Zaharia, dr. Ecaterina Lung, dr. Carol Căpiță, dr. Mihai Constantinescu.

Announcement of accepted proposals and confirmation of participation, April 23-27, 2023.

Accepted languages for presentations: Romanian, French or English

Publication – written contributions will be submitted until October 1, 2023, and those selected through the blind-peer review system will be published in the 9th issue of the CICSA Journal online, new series, ISSN 2457-3809 (indexed in CEEOL).

E-mailing address: : florica.mihut@istorie.unibuc.ro

 

Apel la contribuții # Sesiunea Anuală CICSA 2023/ Call for Papers # Annual Session of CICSA 2023

Centrul de Istorie Comparată a Societăților Antice anunță organizarea celei de-a 11-a sesiuni anuale online cu tema

 

Producție și schimburi

din Preistorie până în Evul Mediu Timpuriu

12-13 Mai 2023

Tematica: Activitatea economică și de schimb din perioadele pre- și protoistorie, antichitate și evul mediul timpuriu sunt domenii vaste de cercetare care au implicat, de-a lungul timpului, metodologii și perspective interpretative diverse în câmpul disciplinelor arheologie, istorie, istoria economică, numismatică, drept, sociologie, antropologie, filozofie, istoria religiilor, istoria artei. Abordările punctuale, regionale sau globale au privilegiat uneori materialitatea producției și schimburilor, alteori reprezentările și abstractizările ideatice ale acestor activități definitorii ale omului. Modelele interpretative, pe care istoricii și antropologii le-au conceput în mai bine de două secole de cercetare, au avut ca fundamente producția pentru întreținerea vieții și cea desfășurată pentru obținerea unor profituri în cadre comerciale mai simple sau mai organizate, relația dintre mediile de producție și cele de consum, construcțiile socio-culturale ale acestor activități, toate constituindu-se în repere principale de reflectare intelectuală a căror explorare continuă să aibă atributul actualității.

Tematica propusă include următoarele axe de discuție, dar nu este limitată la acestea:

  • Lucrul pământului, creșterea animalelor și adaptabilitatea la mediu
  • Materiale, unelte, tehnici și tehnologii de producție
  • Invenții și descoperiri
  • Schimburi și căi de comunicație – mijloace, bunuri, idei și simboluri
  • Producători, comercianți, consumatori
  • Diviziunea și organizarea muncii, decizii și construcții politice ale producției și schimburilor
  • Reflectarea acestor activități în diverse categorii de surse istorice scrise și vizuale
  • Metodologii de cercetare și perspective de abordare ale producției și schimburilor
  • Valorizare muzeistică a surselor istorice privind producția și schimburile în epocile propuse dezbaterilor.

Înscrierile se primesc pe adresa florica.mihut@istorie.unibuc.ro, până la 22 Aprilie 2023 și vor fi însoțite de următoarele precizări: titlul comunicării, numele și prenumele autorului, instituția reprezentată, un abstract de max. 300 de cuvinte în care să fie expuse principalele ipoteze de lucru, sursele și metodologia utilizate.

Comitetul științific: dr. Daniela Zaharia, dr. Ecaterina Lung, dr. Carol Căpiță, dr. Mihai Constantinescu.

Anunțul propunerilor acceptate și confirmarea participării – 23-27 Aprilie 2023.

Prezentările în cadrul sesiunii pot fi susținute în limbile română, franceză sau engleză.

Publicarea – contribuțiile redactate se primesc până la 1 Octombrie 2023, iar cele selectate prin sistemul blind-peer review vor fi publicate în numărul al 9-lea al Revistei CICSA, serie nouă, online, ISSN 2457-3809 (indexată în CEEOL).

Adresă de primire – florica.mihut@istorie.unibuc.ro

 

Production et échange

de la Préhistoire au Haut Moyen Âge

12-13 Mai 2023

Thématique : L’activité économique et d’échange des périodes pré et protohistoriques, de l’Antiquité et du haut Moyen Âge sont de vastes champs de recherche qui ont impliqué, au fil du temps, diverses méthodologies et perspectives interprétatives dans plusieurs domaines : archéologie, histoire, histoire économique, numismatique, droit, sociologie, anthropologie, philosophie, histoire des religions, histoire de l’art. Des approches ponctuelles, régionales ou globales ont tantôt privilégié la matérialité de la production et de l’échange, tantôt les représentations et les idées concernant ces activités qui définissent l’être humain. Les modèles interprétatifs, que les historiens et les anthropologues ont conçu en plus de deux siècles de recherche, avaient pour fondements la production pour le maintien de la vie et celle réalisée pour l’acquisition des profits dans des cadres marchands organisés, la relation entre les environnements de production et de consommation, les constructions socio-culturelles de ces activités, qui constituent tous des axes de réflexion intellectuelle dont l’exploration conserve toujours l’attribut d’actualité.

La thématique proposée comprend les axes de discussion suivants, mais ne s’y limite pas :

– Travail de la terre, pâturage et adaptabilité à l’environnement

– Matériaux, outils, techniques et technologies de production

– Inventions et découvertes

– Échange et voies de communication – moyens, biens, idées et symboles

– Producteurs, commerçants, consommateurs

– Division et organisation du travail, décisions et constructions politiques de la production et d’échange

– Représentations de ces activités dans diverses catégories de sources historiques écrites et visuelles

– Méthodologies de recherche et approches sur la production et l’échange

– Valorisation muséale des sources historiques concernant la production et l’échange dans les époques proposées pour les débats.

 

Les propositions peuvent être envoyées à l’adresse florica.mihut@istorie.unibuc.ro jusqu’au 22 Avril 2023 et seront accompagnées des détails suivants : le titre de la communication, le nom et prénom de l’auteur, l’institution représentée, un résumé de max. 300 mots décrivant les principales hypothèses de travail, les sources et la méthodologie utilisée.

Le comité scientifique : dr. Daniela Zaharia, dr. Ecaterina Lung, dr. Carol Căpiță, dr. Mihai Constantinescu.

L’annonce des propositions acceptées et la confirmation de participation : 23-27 Avril 2023.

Langues de communications : roumain, français ou anglais.

Publication : les contributions écrites pourront être envoyées jusqu’au 1er octobre 2023, et celles sélectionnées (après l’évaluation à double insu par les pairs) seront publiées dans le 9e numéro du Journal CICSA, nouvelle série, ISSN 2457-3809 (indexé dans CEEOL).

Adresse de correspondance : florica.mihut@istorie.unibuc.ro

 

Production and exchange

from Prehistory to the Early Middle Ages

May 12-13, 2023

The economic and exchange activity of the pre- and protohistoric periods, Antiquity, and the early Middle Ages are vast fields of research that have involved, over time, various methodologies and interpretive perspectives in the fields of archaeology, history, economic history, numismatics, law, sociology, anthropology, philosophy, the history of religions, and the history of art. Regional or global approaches have privileged either the materiality of production and exchange or the representations of these defining human activities. The interpretive models that historians and anthropologists have conceived in more than two centuries of research took into consideration the production for the maintenance of life and that carried out for obtaining profits in organized markets, the relationship between production and consumption domains, as well as the constructed socio-cultural aspects of these activities. All of these constitute main directions of intellectual reflection, whose exploration continues to have the attribute of actuality.

The proposed topics include the following axes of discussion, but is not limited to them:

– Farming and adaptability to the environment

– Materials, tools, techniques and production technologies

– Inventions and discoveries

– Exchange and communication routes – means, goods, ideas, and symbols

– Producers, traders, consumers

– Division and organization of work, decisions and political constructions of production and exchange

– Presence of these activities mirrored in various categories of written and visual historical sources

– Research methodologies and approaches concerning the production and exchange

– Museum valorisation of historical sources regarding production and exchange in the eras proposed for the debates.

 

The proposals could be submitted at the address florica.mihut@istorie.unibuc.ro until April 22, 2023, and will be accompanied by the following details: the title of the communication, the name and surname of the author, the institution represented, an abstract of no more than 300 words outlining the main working hypotheses, sources, and methodology used.

Scientific committee: dr. Daniela Zaharia, dr. Ecaterina Lung, dr. Carol Căpiță, dr. Mihai Constantinescu.

Announcement of accepted proposals and confirmation of participation, April 23-27, 2023.

Accepted languages for presentations: Romanian, French or English

Publication – written contributions will be submitted until October 1, 2023, and those selected through the blind-peer review system will be published in the 9th issue of the CICSA Journal online, new series, ISSN 2457-3809 (indexed in CEEOL).

E-mailing address: : florica.mihut@istorie.unibuc.ro

 

conference # 8 November 2022

Center for the Comparative History of Ancient Societies (CICSA)
Department of Ancient History, Archaeology, and History of Art (DIAAIA)
(Faculty of History, University of Bucharest)

invite you on 8 November 2022, 4 pm (Bucharest time)

to the online conference

AN OVERVIEW OF ARCHAEOLOGY IN SOUTH AFRICA

(and the personal involvement of one archaeologist/ cultural historian)

held by

prof. dr. Anton Carl van Vollenhoven

(North-West University, South Africa)

Dr Anton van Vollenhoven is a distinguished professor at the North-West University of South Africa, having a wide experience in the fields of archaeology, cultural resources, museology, and heritage management. Author and co-author of numerous articles and books or book contributions, editorial member of various scientific journals, he is also a strong voice in media and important member of several public institutions connected to archaeology and heritage resources.

Since 2007 he has been managing director for Archaetnos Archaeologists, a Cultural Heritage Consulting Company, „aiming at the preservation, promotion, and sustainable utilization of South Africa’s rich and diverse cultural heritage”. (more details on www.archaetnos.co.za.)

For access link, please writte to: florica.mihut@istorie.unibuc.ro