Forschungsveranstaltungen der Vindonissa-Professur
Forschungskolloquien
Rosshofgasse (Schnitz), Seminarraum S01
Veranstalter:
Fachbereich Klassische Archäologie und Vindonissa-Professur
Ex cinere: Interdisziplinäre Auswertung der Funde, Befunde und Tierknochen eines Wirtschaftsgebäudes der römischen Villa Kästeli in Pratteln BL (CH)
Kollegienhaus, Hörsaal 114
Veranstalter:
Fachbereich Klassische Archäologie und Vindonissa-Professur
Gene und Praktiken: Interdisziplinäre Forschungen zu frühbronzezeitlichen Gesellschaften
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Veranstalter:
Fachbereich Klassische Archäologie und Vindonissa-Professur
Römische Militärpräsenz im Hochgebirge und ein neuer Blick auf den Eintritt der Poeninischen Alpen in das imperium Romanum
Rosshofgasse (Schnitz), Seminarraum S01
Veranstalter:
Fachbereich Klassische Archäologie und Vindonissa-Professur
1. Ergebnisse der Bleiisotopenuntersuchungen an den glandes plumbeae aus dem Bereich der Crap Ses (Surses/GR) und anderen Fundstellen
Rosshofgasse (Schnitz), Seminarraum S01
Veranstalter:
Fachbereich Klassische Archäologie und Vindonissa-Professur
Die Stimme der Dinge. Überlegungen zur Geschichte von ‚sprechenden Objekten‘ im frühen Griechenland
Vergangene Forschungskolloquien
Vergangene Tagungen & Vorträge
Tagungen und Kongresse
International Colloquium «Insulae in context»
The international colloquium Insulae in Context was organized by the Vindonissa-professorship of the University of Basel (Peter-A. Schwarz) and Augusta Raurica (Debora Schmid). It took place between September 25th and 28th 2019 in Basel and Augst. Initial position was the analysis of Insula 30 in Augusta Raurica within the PhD project of Sven Straumann at the University of Basel.
In the focus of this successfully completed conference was the archaeological settlement category of roman Insulae. This group of urban living and trading quarters is characterized by the surrounding square of the commonly orthogonal street grid. The basic idea of the colloquium was to build a platform for researchers who are or have been working on Insulae to discuss specific questions.
The content-related basis of the colloquium was built by concrete questionnaire. Although the main focus was on the structural unit of the insula, the perspective has been extended to the urban surroundings. The embedding in the respective context of the insula enabled further statements.
Based on the architectural layout of an Insula and their spatial and functional structure raised the fundamental question about the functionality of an Insula. Which characteristic elements make an Insula to what it is and how is it used by its inhabitants and users? Are there any recurrent basic forms in the Insula-architecture independent from a geographical and chronological situation? Are there any regional forms? Is it allowed to transfer recognitions from the Vesuvian cities and other Italian sites to those in the northwestern provinces?
Moreover the beginning and ending of the development of an Insula is also an exciting field of view. Are there any parallels between different sites regarding the development of an Insula structure and how is the conveyance arranged?
Answering those and other questions led to a further location-independent categorization of Insulae. By increasing the focus from the single Insula and their surroundings to the whole city we’ve been able to compare an urban district in a larger scale.
The results of the presented papers are going to be published in proceedings, expected in the series Forschungen in Augst.
List of speakers:
Jesús Bermejo-Tirado, University Carlos III Madrid
Pierre Blanc, Aventicum, Avenches
Benjamin Clément, University of Franche-Comté Besançon
Antonella Coralini, University of Bologna
Domenico Esposito, Free University Berlin
Beatrice Fochetti, University of Pisa
Clara Forn, Museum Badalona
Axel Gering, Humboldt-University Berlin
Orsolya Lang, Aquincum Museum, Budapest
Marc Locicero, UBC Vancouver
Dragana Mladenovic, University of Southampton
Caterina Previato, University of Padova
Johannes M. Rainer, University of Salzburg
Peter-A. Schwarz, University of Basel
Sven Straumann, University of Basel
Paula Uribe, University of Salamanca
Chairpersons:
Debora Schmid, Augusta Raurica
Jens-Arne Dickmann, University of Freiburg i. Br.
Thomas Hufschmid, Augusta Raurica / University of Basel
Markus Peter, Augusta Raurica / University of Bern
Internationale Tagung
Gemeinsamer Workshop mit dem IFS (Inventar Fundmünzen Schweiz) und nomisma.org
Bericht "Das European Coin Find Network (ECFN) in Basel", 13.-15. März 2014 im SM, Heft 255 [PDF (298 KB)]