Amphoras from Vigna Marini Vitalini, Caere, Italy

Monday, 22nd September 2014 09.00 h Opening ceremony Eastern provinces 29th Congress of the Rei Cretariae Romanae Fautores 09.40 h Dr. Jane Francis, The Eastern Sigillata A of Misis: Acquisition and Use in a Cilician Landscape 10.00 h Liz. phil. Thomas Hintermann, The Grey Ware with black gloss from Ephesos 10.20 h Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mehmet Tekocak, Roman Fine Ware found in Kelenderis Agora Basilica Excavation 10.40 - 11.00 h 11.00 h Dr. Alptekin Oransay, The Imported Fine Pottery from Side: The Pamphylian Case in the Eastern Mediterranean Roman Pottery Trade 11.20 h Asuman Lätzer-Lasar M.A., Roman Ceramics from Ainos, East Thrace (Turkey) 11.40 h Dr. des. Erika Cappelletto, New acquisitions from the Hellenistic-Roman-Byzantine East Necropolis of Hierapolis in Phrygia (Thanatos-Project – University of Oslo) Xanten, Germany Conference from the 21st to 26th September 2014 in the conference room of the LVR-RömerMuseum Xanten Preliminary programme Sunday, 21st September 2014 18.00 h Arrival and registration 18.30 h Get-together in the LVR-RömerMuseum Xanten Coffee break 12.00 – 13.00 h 13.00 h 13.20 h Lunch break Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ertekin Doksanaltı, The Roman and Late Roman Pottery from the New Excavations in Knidos Dr. Derya Erol, Agora of Smyrna found Terra Sigillata and Late Roman Ware between 2000-2005 -209.00 h Aude Simony, The Local Kitchenwares from Kom el Ahmer (Beheira, Egypt): Typology, Production and Evolution from the IVth to the VIIIth Century AD 13.40 h Dr. Denis Zhuravlev, Knidian Relief Ware in the Northern Pontic Area 14.00 h Dr. Diana Dobreva, Tracing networks in the Black Sea. The case of the Sinopean wine The Balkans and the Danube region 14.20 h Dr. Philip Bes, That’s the Limit! Patterning of African and Phocaean Red Slip Wares in Central Greece 09.20 h 14.40 h Anna Smokotina, Late Roman amphorae from Tyritake 09.40 h 15.00 h Mag. Veronika Sossau, Keramik aus dem spätantiken Workshop eines milesischen Wohnhauses 10.00 h Africa 15.20 h 15. 40 h Denise Katzjäger – Dr. Lisa Peloschek – Laura Rembart, The Multiplicity of Aswan Pink Clay Pottery (Roman Times to Late Antiquity). Synchronising Shape Repertoire, Clay Pastes and Firing Properties Dr. Mohamed Kenawi, Amphorae kilns in Western Marmarica – Libya Egyptian Amphora AE 3 in Transition 16.00 – 16.20 h 16.30 – 19.00 h Tuesday, 23rd September 2014 Dr. Mariana-Cristina Popescu, Beyond the Boundaries. First-century AD Roman Pottery Discovered in the Dacian Settlement of Poiana (Galaţi County, Romania) Martin Auer M.A. – Dr. Malgorzata Daszkiewicz, Local and Imported Pottery in Municipium Claudium Aguntum – A Discussion of Economic Spaces based on Archaeometric Analyses 10.20 – 10.40 h Coffee break 10.40 h Dr. Viorica Rusu-Bolindeţ, G(AIVS) I(VLIVS) PRO(CVLVS) FE(CIT). Epigraphic and Archaeological Data on the Organization and Activity of Pottery Workshops in Roman Dacia 11.00 h Dr. Tatjana Cvjeticanin, Margum Workshop: Military Production Revisited 11.20 h Prof. Tadeusz Sarnowksi, Pastus militum Inschriften und Transportamphoren aus Novae (Untermoesien) Coffee break Guided tours through the LVR-RömerMuseum and the LVR-Archaeological Park Xanten Dr. Izida Berger-Pavić – J. Schlager – S. Stökl, Feinkeramik aus der Zivilstadt von Carnuntum, Pannonien. Importe und der Einfluss aus den germanischen Provinzen auf die lokale und regionale Keramikproduktion Africa 11.40 h Prof. Eduard Krekovič, Mortaria in Graves 12.00 – 13.00 h 13.00 h -3racks of the Auxiliary Fort from Buciumi (Dacia Porolissensis) Lunch break Departure to Haltern 11.20 h 14.30 h Welcome speech (LWL-Römermuseum Haltern) 14.45 h Tour through the LWL-Römermuseum Haltern and the archaeological site Wednesday, 24th September 2014 11.40 h Dr. Eric de Sena, Antonine Pottery from Northwestern Dacia: Evidence from the Porolissum Forum Project 13.00 h 09.20 h Dr. Klára Kuzmová, Evidence of Paullus Ware from Lezoux in the Middle Danube Region Rätien 13.20 h Dr. Adrian Ardeţ, Terra sigillata, from Germania Superior ornamented with the fight of gladiators discovered in Dacia 13.40 h 10.00 h Dr. Ionuţ Bocan – Dr. Cătălina-Mihaela Neagu, Roman lamps discovered in the fort at Micia (Veţel, Hunedoara County) from the Romanian National History Museum collections. Preliminary considerations concerning stamped lamps 10.20 – 10.40 h 10.40 h Dr. Vesna Bikić – Snežana Nikolić, Cooking Pots from late Antiquity: Some Aspects of Production Standardization Mag. Julia Kopf, Early South Gaulish Samian Ware from the Southwestern Settlement Area of Brigantium/Bregenz (Austria) Dr. Karl Oberhofer, Stratifizierte Terra-SigillataImitationen und engobierte Keramik einheimischer Form aus Brigantium/Bregenz 14.00 h Regula Ackermann – Pirmin Koch, Formschüsseln aus Kempraten (Gde. Rapperswil-Jona/CH) 14.20 h Dr. Pia Eschbaumer, Die “Sigillata”-Werkstatt des T.Pet.Scae Coffee break Alexander Harizanov, A New Pottery Production Centre in the Roman Province of Thrace (II – III Century AD) Dr. David Petruţ, Pottery and Military Life. A Preliminary Assessment of the Ceramic Assemblages from the Bar- Lunch break Gaul, Germany, Britain 14.40 h 11.00 h Mag. archeol. Mirna Crnković – Prof. Slavica Filipović, Terra Sigillata Tardopadana from Mursa (Osijek – Croatia) 12.00 – 13.00 h 09.00 h 09.40 h Piroska Hárshegyi, Supplying a Roman Auxiliary Fort on the Pannonian Limes: Amphorae from Albertfalva (Buda pest, XI.) Carmela Franco, Trade and distribution of Sicilian wine flat-bottomed amphorae in Northern Europe in Roman period -415.00 h Ferdinand Heimerl M.A., African Red Slip Ware, cooking wares and lamps from Augusta Vindelicum/Augsburg 15.20 – 15.40 h 15.40 h 16.00 h Zsolt Bendő – Dr. Eszter Harsányi – Dr. István Sajó – Dr. György Szakmány, White Barbotine Decoration Analyses of three Roman Pottery Groups Dr. Sandrine Marquié, The pottery from a burned shop during the 3rd c. AD in Metz (Place de la République, France)" 16.30 – 19.00 h 19.30 h Coffee break 09.45 h 10.00 h Thursday, 25th September 2014 07.30 h Departure to Nijmegen 09.00 h Welcome Speech (Radboud University) Roderick Geerts M.A. – Else Hartoch – Dr. Fabienne Vilvorder, From Clay to Container. Roman Pottery Production at the Beukenbergweg, Tongeren (Belgium) 10.20 – 10.40 h Coffee break 10.40 h Dr. Marinus Polak, Pottery Finds from the Canabae Legionis at Nijmegen 10.55 h Drs. René Kloosterman, Nijmegen-Holdeurn Ware from the Canabae 11.10 h Joep Hendricks, Pottery from Ulpia Noviomagus. The Maaspleïn production site 11.25 h Drs. Julie van Kerckhove, A Characterization of the Pottery Production in Heerlen (Limburg, the Netherlands): Fabric Analysis and Typo-chronology 11.45 h Frederique Reigersman-van Lidth de Jeude, Pots for past people. Burial Gifts in the Dutch Eastern River Area (1st – 3rd Century AD) Poster session and pottery display Official reception of the Landschaftsverband Rheinland (LVR) Drs. Marenne Zandstra, Pottery as a guide for the presence of non-mediterranean troups in the Rhineland Lectures at the Radboud University, Nijmegen Gaul, Germany, Britain 12.05 – 13.05 h 09.10 h Drs. Ryan Niemeijer, Pottery from the large Augustan Fortress on the Hunerberg at Nijmegen 13.05 h Drs. Tineke Volkers, Die Terra Sigillata und ARS aus der Wurte von Ezinge, prov. Groningen 09.25 h Horacio González Cesteros, The Arrival of Hispanic Amphorae to the Augustan Military Places in the Lippe Valley. New Evidence form Oberaden, Haltern and Anreppen 13.25 h Dr. Bernd Liesen, Lowlands Ware from Xanten Lunch break -513.40 h 14.30 h 14.45 h Dr. Gerwulf Schneider, Chemical Data of Roman Pottery in Germania Inferior and Beyond 11.00 h Dr. Tiziano Cinaglia – Dr. Francesca Diosono, Light on the water. Votive deposits of lamps in the lake Nemi Welcome speech (Museum Het Valkhof Nijmegen) 11.20 h Dr. Barbara Borgers, The Role of Minor Centres in the Economy of Roman Central Italy 11.40 h Foto Session Tour through Het Valkhof, Nijmegen, and Museum Kam, Nijmegen Friday, 26th September 2014 12.00 – 13.00 h Lunch break Iberian Peninsula 09.00 h M. Alba – Prof. Dr. Marío Bernal-Casasola – M.J. Gil – R. Marlasca – C.G. Rodríguez-Santana – B. Ruiz-Zapata, Apua Gaditana at Emerita Augusta. Archaeoichthyological, Epigraphical and Palynological Characterization of a Beltrán II B Amphorae Content 13.00 h Dr. Luana Toniolo, Una nuova officina di ceramica commune a Pompei (I,1,10): il sistema produttivo e il repertorio tipologico 13.20 h Dr. Matilde Carrara, Patinarum paludes per la mensa di Augusto? Scarti di “Graue Platten” e relativa fornace dalle officine ceramiche della Celsa (Roma) Italy 13.40 h 09.20 h Dr. Michele Scalici, Amphoras from Vigna Marini Vitalini, Caere, Italy 09.40 h Prof. Laura Banducci, Pompejanisch-rote Platten: A reconsideration of the production, scope, and use of internal red-slip cooking ware pans 10.00 h Dr. Carla Corti, The Bowls Form Haltern 14 in North-Italic Terra Sigillata: Production and Circulation 10.20 – 10.40 h Coffee break 10.40 h Dr. Simonetta Menchelli – Giulia Picchi, Flat-bottom Amphoras: Their Origins and Success (Ist Century BC – IInd Century AD) Dr. Macarena Bustamante – Esperança Huguet – Jure Krajsek – Dr. Albert Ribera i Lacomba – Eleni SchindlerKaudelka, Terra sigillata de Pompeya. Los materials de la casa de Ariadna. De Augusto al 79dC 14.00 h Dr. Valentina Caminneci, La Sigillata Africana dall'Emporion Tardoantico di Agrigento 14.20 h Dr. Victor Martínez, Lusitanian and Spanish Fish Products in Rome: Evidence from the Palatine Hill in Rome 14.40 h Prof. Xavier Deru – Dr. Armand Desbat – Grégory Mainet, Deux ensembles augustéens de la Schola du Trajan à Ostie 15.00 h Ilaria Manzini PhD – Dr. Marianna Rinaldi – Caterina Venditti PhD, Roman ceramics from Fabrateria Nova. New research perspectives on the relationships between the city and its hinterland through the analysis of ceramic assemblages 15.20 – 15.40 h -6riali e strutture da un quartiere artigianale di Verona romana 18.00 h 18.30 – 19.30 h 20.00 h Lucia Formato M.A., Die Nordafrikanische Sigillata und Küchenkeramik aus den Castra Albana bei Albano Laziale/Rom; DAI Kampagnen 2010 und 2012 16.00 h Dr. Carlo de Mitri, The Lagynos Ware in the Western Mediterranean between Importations and Local Productions: the Torre Santa Sabina Wreck (Brindisi, Italy) 16.20 h Dr. Sara Morsiani, La genesi di Ascoli Piceno romana attraverso lo studio di alcuni contesti ceramici 17.00 h 17.20 h 17.40 h Conference of the RCRF members Coffee break 15.40 h 16.40 h Closing conference Closing dinner Dr. Giovanni Boriello – Dr. Marco Giglio – Dr. Stefano Iavarone, Nuove evidenze sulla produzione di ceramica d’età romana in area flegrea: uno scarico di fornace da Cuma (NA) Dr. Girolamo de Simone – Dr. Caterina Martucci, Amphorae and Commercial Routes in Campania: New Evidence from 5th Century AD Contexts Dr. Christina Nervi, Africa/Ifrîqiya: Sardinian Assemblages of Vandal Period from Urban Excavations, Necropolis and Surveys Prof. Giuliana Cavalieri Manasse - Dr. Cristina Mondin – Dr. Roby Stuani, L’atelier ceramico di Piazza Arditi: mate(In case of two or more authors the names are listed in alphabetical order)