EUROPEAN MEETING ON ANCIENT CERAMICS 16-18 Sep. Barcelona 2019 1 EUROPEAN MEETING ON ANCIENT CERAMICS 16-18 Sep. Barcelona 2019 3 ORGANIZERS SPONSORS GENERAL INFORMATION Conference Secretariat: Manners Conferences and Events Barcelona Design: Avalancha Design & Communication Agency 4 5 COMMITTEES VENUE 01 02 03 04 Organising Committee Scientific Committee Venue: Metro: Street: Street: Restaurant Les The 15th EMAC is organized by ARQUB, a Vassilis Kilikoglou Faculty of Geography Universitat Montalegre, 6 Gran Via de les En Ville: Rambles research unit of the GRACPE research team NCSR Demokritos (Greece) and History L1 Corts Catalanes Dr. Dou, 14 at the Universitat de Barcelona (UB) Yona Waksman Presidents CNRS (France) Jaume Buxeda i Garrigós Rémy Chapoulie (Universitat de Barcelona) Université Bordeaux Montaigne (France) Marisol Madrid i Fernández (Universitat de Barcelona) Irmgard Hein Universität Wien (Austria) Secretary Claudio Capelli Università degli Studi di Genova Eva Miguel Gascón (Italy) (Universitat de Barcelona) 02 Lara Maritan Cristina Fernández De Marcos García Università di Padova (Italy) PLAÇA (Universitat de Barcelona) UNIVERSITAT CATALUNYA Javier G. Iñañez DE BARCELONA Mireia Pinto Monte Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea (Universitat de Barcelona) (Basque Country) Judith Peix Visiedo Judit Molera (Universitat de Barcelona) Universitat de Vic (Catalonia) Marta Valls Llorens Noémi S. Müller (Universitat de Barcelona) British School in Athens (Greece) 04 Roberta Mentesana Mohammadamin Emami (Universitat de Barcelona) Art University of Isfahan (Iran) UB - FACULTY OF GEOGRAPHY Júlia Coso Álvarez AND HISTORY (Universitat de Barcelona) 01 Miguel Del Pino Curbelo (Universitat d’Alacant) 03 6 7 ORAL SESSIONS OTHER INFORMATION AND POSTER SESSIONS Oral sessions will take place Ground floor in the Sala d’Actes. 4th Lunch Lunch will be served in the Sala de Juntes. The poster area will be located in the 4th floor corridors. We have 3 different WiFi accesses: floor WIFI UB Coffee breaks will be held on the 4th floor. 1. ID: AYMVBB.TMP Password: BEU53 Wifi 2. ID: AYFQVP.TMP Password: lhxf73 3. ID: aysuyq.tmp Password: dokg23 Please ensure all oral presentations Oral are uploaded and ready before Restaurant En Ville the session starts. Confer- Presentations should last 10 minutes Carrer del Dr. Dou, 14, 08001 Barcelona sessions followed by 5 minuts for discussions. ence Tuesday 17 at 21.00. Booking and advance payment is necessary to attend the dinner. Ask the Secretariat if dinner there are still places availables. Poster Session 01 Poster Posters should be displayed by Monday 16 Smoking is not allowed. at 11.00. Poster Session 01 starts at 11.30. Smoking Posters need to be removed before lunch time instruc- the following day (14.15 on Tuesday) tions Poster Session 02 Posters should be displayed by Tuesday 17 at Fire or The UB has an emergency plan. In the event 15.15. Poster Session 02 starts on Wednesday of an emergency, participants should follow at 11.00. Posters need to be removed in the the signs and instructions from staff. afternoon. evacuation procedure 8 9 PROGRAMME Program closed on September 2, 2019 11 MONDAY 16 SEPTEMBER 10.30-10.45 Provenance studies of amphora pro- duction and trade patterns along the Eastern Adriatic coast in Pre-Roman period 8.00-9.00 Registration Maja Mise, Patrick Quinn 9.00-9.30 Welcome and opening conference 10.45-11.00 Provenance analysis of Punic ampho- rae found at Corinth: shedding new light into long-distance salt-fish trade Session 01 networks in the 5th century BC Leandro Fantuzzi, Evangelia Kiriatzi, Provenance Antonio M. Sáez Romero, Noémi S. Müller, Charles K. Williams and networks 11.00-11.30 Coffee break Chair: Daniel Albero 9.30-9.45 Chemical Analysis of Middle Bronze Age pottery complex from the site of Grotte di Marineo – Sicily (Italy) 11.30-12.30 Giuseppe Politi, Anna Maria Gueli, Poster Orazio Palio, Maria Turco, Stefania Pas- quale, Giuseppe Stella, Quentin Lemas- Session 01 son, Claire Pacheco, Laurent Pichon, Brice Moignard Session 02 9.45-10.00 Middle Bronze Age cult hypogea of Trinitapoli (FG, Italy): pottery as a Provenance proxy for social interaction in the Tavoliere Italo M. Muntoni, Rachele Modesto, and networks Giacomo Eramo Chair: Yona Waksman 12.30-12.45 400 Years of Cooking Wares at 10.00-10.15 Tracing the Provenance of Red Priene: Tracing Trade and Technolog- Lustrous Wheel-Made Ware (RLW): ical Networks in the Ancient Mediter- Petrographic, Geochemical and Sr-Nd ranean Isotope Analysis Silvia Amicone, Noémi S. Müller, Ger- Mustafa Kibaroglu, Ekin Kozal, Andre- wulf Schneider, Christoph Berthold, as Klügel, Gerald Hartmann, Patrick Lars Heinze, Nina Fenn, Svenja Neu- Monien mann, Evangelia Kiriatzi 10.15-10.30 Wine Roman amphorae from Cap Béar 12.45-13.00 Changes in Production Traditions of 3 shipwreck (Port Vendres). Assessing Cooking Pots during the Iron Age in the beginning of the maritime trade the Southern Levant between Hispania Citerior (NE Spain) David Ben Shlomo and Gallia Narbonensis (S France) Verónica Martínez Ferreras, Corinne Sanchez, Michel Salvat, Marie-Pierre Jézégou, Inga Sánchez Peris 12 13 13.00-13.15 Spatial Patterns of the ceramic pro- Session 03 duction in Colonia Augusta Achaica Patrensis Provenance Nickoula Kougia, Helen Simoni, Paul Reynolds, Ioannis Iliopoulos, Vayia Xan- and networks thapoulou, Aikaterini-Maria Pollatou 13.15-13.30 Multidisciplinary characterisation Chair: Mohammadamin 15.15-15.30 Did the student become the master? of African amphorae and Red Slip Emami The development of the glaze tech- Ware from the Roman city of Thaenae nology in Cyprus during the 13th to (Tunisia) 17th centuries AD Rémi Rêve, Jean-Paul Ambrosi, Claudio Carmen Ting, Athanasios Vionis, Vasiliki Capelli, Abdelhamid Barkaoui, Michel Kassianidou, Thilo Rehren Bonifay, Ammar Othman 15.30-15.45 From Pastes to Glazes: Assessing 13.30-13.45 The production of lead glazed table- Provenance and Technology of wares in late medieval Italy and their Islamic Glazed Vessels from Ancient exportation to Latin Greece: New con- Termez (Southern Uzbekistan) siderations on 14th-century contexts Agnese Fusaro, Judit Molera, Verónica from Corinth, Peloponnese Martínez Ferreras, Trinitat Pradell, Florence Liard, Guy Sanders, Ayed Ben Josep M. Gurt Esparraguera, Enrique Amara, Bernard Gratuze, Stéphan Duber- Ariño Gil, Shakir Pidaev net, Rémy Chapoulie , Evangelia Kiriatzi 15.45-16.00 Early Celadon in North China: 13.45-14.00 Under the estuary of Aveiro: a 15th Compositional Characteristics and century shipwreck and its cargo of Technological Transmission ceramics Shan Huang, Ian C. Freestone Uxue Sanchez-Garmendia, Jose Betten- court , Ines Pinto Coelho, Ricardo Silva, 16.00-16.15 Early domestic production of lead- Gorka Arana, André Teixeira, Javier G. glazed earthenware in Japan: Ana- Iñañez lytical studies of excavated ceramics from the 7th and 8th centuries 14.00-15.00 Lunch Junko Furihata 16.15-16.30 Ceramic Production Technologies and Ancient Interaction Networks of Multi Ethnic Communities at Mul- ti-Component sites of the Átures Rapids, Middle Orinoco, Venezuela Natalia Lozada-Mendieta, Patrick Quinn, José R. Oliver 16.30-17.00 Coffee break 14 15 Session 04 TUESDAY 17 SEPTEMBER Ceramic Session 01 as building Technical materials ceramics and 9.00-9.15 Shared technological milieus: defin- Chair: Irmagard Hein 17.00-17.15 Evaluation of nano-lime dispersions as vessel function ing the borders between wheel-made swelling inhibitors for the protection and hand-made pottery production in of clay-based building materials Chair: Anno Hein Early Helladic Argolid Anastasia Michalopoulou, Pagona Choleva Maria, Kiriatzi Evangelia, Maravelaki, Vassilis Kilikoglou, Ioannis Petropoulos Nikos, Müller Noemi Karatasios 9.15-9.30 An Interpretation of thermal analyses 17.15-17.30 The manufacture and distribution of on some Glass fragments from the city tiles in Classical Chalkidike: a geo- Istakhr to determination about the chemical and petrographic study of heating temperature construction of the ceramic building economy ancient glass Elena Cuijpers Farahnaz Bayatnejad, Mohammadamin Emami, Ahmad Ali Asadi 17.30-17.45 Ceramic Pipes of the Roman Aqueduct from raiano Village (L’Aquila, Italy): A 9.30-9.45 Reading surfaces: on the determina- technological Study tion and properties of surface treat- Laura Medeghini, Vincenzo Ferrini, ments. Towards a better understand- Francesca Di Nanni, Francesco D’Uva, ing of clay vases function Silvano Mignardi, Caterina De Vito Bastien Rueff, Pauline Debels 17.45-18.00 Technological study of early 20th cen- 9.45-10.00 Fusion cooking pots: an integrated turymud bricks cooking pottery study at the northern Maria Amenta, Dimitra Koumpouri, edge of the Mycenaean world Vassilis Kilikoglou, Ioannis Karatasios Anastasia Dimoula, Sophia Koulidou, Zoi Tsirtsoni, Soultana Maria Valamoti 18.00-18.15 The CLAYONRISK project: bricks manufacturing technologies to in- 10.00-10.15 Petrographical and geochemical crease the built heritage resilience characterizations of the late antiquity and to raise the common identities of unguentarium from the archaeological peoples site of Tripolis, Denizli (southwestern Elena Mercedes Pérez-Monserrat, Lara Turkey) Maritan Baris Semiz Coffee Break 10.15-11.00 16 17 Session 02 Session 03 Statistics and Applied 12.30-12.45 Gloss Chemistry and the Origins of the Corinthian Black Figure Tech- databases in decorations nique Emilio Rodriguez-Alvarez ancient ceram- Chair: Javier G. Iñañez 12.45-13.00 Polychrome glazed ceramics