Friday Pm Urbanism Simon Keay

Friday 17th April

1.30pm Session 1: Towns, buildings and their materials. Chair and discussant: Simon Keay (University of Southampton) 1.35pm David Newsome (University of Birmingham): Mircea Eliade and the topography of Filippo Coarelli 2.00pm Simon Wood (University of Birmingham): Horti in the city of Rome: emulation and transcendence in the Late Republic and Early Empire 2.25pm Isobel Pinder (University of Southampton): Not just another brick in the wall: the importance of Roman city walls in the articulation of urban space 2.50pm Coffee: served in the atrium of the Archaeology building 3.10pm Zeynep Akture (Izmir Institute of Technology): Theatre-constriction in the cultural milieu of Roman Hispaniae 3.35pm Ronald M. Visser: Growing and felling Romans? 4.00pm Giles Richardson: “A Million Tons of Marble” Shipwrecked Cargoes and the Maritime Transport of Decorative Stone in the Roman Empire 4.25pm Discussion

5pm Wine reception in the atrium of the Archaeology building

Saturday 18th April

9.30am Session 2a: Social identity and cultural change Chair and discussant: Tim Champion (University of Southampton) 9.30am Emily Harris (University of Southampton): The Extent of Romanization of Devon and Cornwall and its Significance Within Romano-British Studies 9.55am Peter Girdwood (University of Southampton): tba 10.20am Keith Fitzpatrick-Matthews (North Hertfordshire): Collapse, change or continuity: exploring the three Cs in fifth-century Baldock 10.45am Louise Revell (University of Southampton): Romanization: a feminist critique 11.10am Coffee: served in the atrium of the Archaeology building

11.30am Session 2b: Social identity and cultural change in Etruria 11.30am Lucy Shipley (University of Southampton): Landscapes of Conquest and Subjugation: Romanisation in Etruria 11.55am Silva Bruder: Signs of Romanisation in domestic architecture? Etruscan dwellings from 5th to 2nd century BC 12.20am Vedia Izzet (University of Southampton): Romanisation and the Etruscan body 12.45pm Discussion for sessions 2a and 2b

2.30pm Session 3: Analysing and interpreting material culture Chair and discussant: tba 2.30pm Lacey Wallace (University of Cambridge): An approach to the synthetic study of structures and artefacts 2.55pm Andrew Jones (University of Bradford): The sources and the sauces 3.20pm Gareth Beale and Graeme Earl (University of Southampton): The Herculaneum Amazon 3.45pm Coffee: served in the atrium of the Archaeology building 4.05pm Rafael Scopacasa (University of Exeter): Beyond the warlike Samnites: identity as social practice in funerary sites of Samnium 4.30pm Alison Moore (University of Southampton): tba 4.55pm Discussion

5.15pm TRAC AGM