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JUNIOR PARTICIPANTS COLLOQUIUM

Junior Participants Colloquium Monday, 23 September 2024 – ASA Library

MORNING SESSION

9:00 Welcome (Mona Haggag)

9:30 D. Grimanelis (Athens): Burial practices and society on Paros.

10:00 M. Rapanakis (Rethymnon): Memento mortuorum; Identifying Cretan Monumental Tombs in the Late Hellenistic and Early Roman Periods.

10:30 T. Kakamanoudis (Thessaloniki): Constructing Memory at the Necropolis of Aigai.

 

11:00 BREAK

 

11:30 A. Leventis (Athens): Alexandrian Cemeteries through the Pottery Finds.

12:00 V. Lambrinos (Athens): A Gaul in Alexandria.

12:30 L. Betrancourt (Athens & Brussels): The Expression of Greek-Alexandrian Social Identity in the Funerary Art of the Eastern and Western Necropoleis and its Socio-historical Implications.

 

AFTERNOON SESSION

14:30 M. Allah Hassan, D. Atta, and B. Khalil Mahmoud Ali Khalil (Alexandria): The Project of Restoration, Preservation, and Development of the Hellenistic Cemetery of Shatby (2020 – 2023); A Team’s Mission.

15:30 T. Taleb, (Minya): Church of the Virgin at St. Abahor’s Monastery Revisited; A Restructured and Reused Hellenistic Tomb.

16:00 M. Ashour (Alexandria): Depiction of Lion on Hellenistic Coinage; Funerary Symbolism.

 

16:30 BREAK

 

17:00 N. Sami Abd El Fattah (Alexandria): The Power of Water: A Reinterpretation of Water's Significance in Alexandrian-Cypriot Funerary Spaces.

17:30 A. Bassioni (Alexandria): The Ancient Egyptian Checkerboard Pattern Motifs in Hellenistic Funerary Practices.

18:00 A. Perysinaki (Athens): Coins for the dead; The Case of Argos Orestikon in Northwestern Greece.

18:30 A. Veličković Kastratović (Belgrade): Exploring Burial Practices as Evidence of Ancient Hellenistic Influences in Coastal Montenegro.

19:00 N. Aslan (Hacettepe): Aftermath of Mortality; Hellenistic Funeral Representations and the Psychopathology of Death in Southern Anatolia.

Support for this Program is provided by the Getty Foundation as part of its Connecting Art Histories initiative.