2024

AIA-3J: Culture of Peace and War in Mediterranean Antiquity

In-Person AIA Session Session

Salon C-2, Lower Level

02:00-02:20
Food on the Move: Cooking and Community at Sea in Late Antiquity (20 min)

Andrew Donnelly, Texas A&M University-Commerce, Justin Leidwanger, Stanford University

02:25-02:40
Hunting Dolphins in the Black Sea (15 min)

Canan Çak?rlar, University of Groningen, Elena Gladilina, Ukrainian Scientific Centre of Ecology of th, Magie Aiken, University of Copenhagen, Sergey Telizhenko, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Yorke Rowan, University of Chicago

02:45-03:00
The Ancient Naval Ram Casting Project (15 min)

Christopher Dostal, Texas A&M University, Glenn Grieco, Texas A&M University, Stephen DeCasien, Texas A&M University

03:05-03:20
Aquatic Contexts as a Place to Conduct "Magical" Rituals (15 min)

Alessandra Rocchetti, University of Oxford

03:30-03:50
From Here to There in the First Century B.C.E.: Identifying Passengers and Crew from Shipwrecked Remains (20 min)

Carrie Atkins, University of Toronto

03:55-04:15
A Garrison Quarter in Hellenistic Lycia: Evidence of the Diadochoi and Epigonoi in the Tepecik Settlement at Patara (20 min)

Erkan Dündar, Akdeniz University

04:20-04:35
Fortification Systems of the Macedonian Successors: Similarities in Defenses at Plataea (Greece) and Aphrodisias (Rough Cilicia) (15 min)

Ayman Habib, Purdue University, Daniel Aliaga, Purdue University, Lynn Parrish, Purdue University, Maria Koukouli, West Attica University, Nicholas Rauh, Purdue University, Patrikakis Charalampos, West Attica University, Sorin Matei, Purdue University