INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE LUXURY RESIDENCES IN THE EASTERN AND WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN, HELLENISTIC AND ROMAN PERIODS

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1 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE LUXURY RESIDENCES IN THE EASTERN AND WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN, HELLENISTIC AND ROMAN PERIODS APRIL 20 22, 2017

2 The luxurious residences of the various Hellenistic and Roman period elites of the wider Mediterranean area distinguish themselves by spectacular and innovative elements, partially borrowed from older near-eastern prototypes, partially specifically created in order to satisfy the needs of new raising elites. In any case, these residences set new standards in the domain of living and representative architecture, always in continuous exchange between East and West. The colloquium aims at looking at some of these evolutions and at discussing some phenotypes of luxury architecture in the light of new research. For instance, one focus will be the question whether some specific forms of living and garden architecture, of landscape shaping and bathing culture, were specifically created in late Republican and early Imperial Italy, or whether they have older precursors in the Mediterranean and beyond. Titel: Vista (montage): Roman Villa of Capo di Sorrento: Image of the Pars Maritima, General View, 2016, Winckelmann Institut, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, Edition Topoi, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0

3 TOPOI-BUILDING DAHLEM, HITTORFSTRASSE 18, D BERLIN 15:00 Eröffnung / Opening 15:30 Florian Knauß Staatliche Antikensammlungen und Glyptothek München Die Residenzen der Achämenidenkönige und ihrer Vasallen 16:15 Stephan G. Schmid Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Der Palast von Vouni (Zypern) erneut betrachtet 17:30 Francesco Maria Ferrara Università degli Studi di Messina A hybrid dynastic architecture: The royal palace of Demetrias in Thessaly 18:15 Stefan Riedel Universiteit Leiden The Ptolemaic Basileia Reconsidering Alexandrian Impact 19:15 Reception / Dinner 17:00 17:30 Kaffee / Coffee Break

4 TOPOI-BUILDING DAHLEM, HITTORFSTRASSE 18, D BERLIN 09:30 Guy Lecuyot CNRS/ENS-Paris Les grandes résidences gréco-bactriennes d Aï Khanoum 10:15 Winfried Held Philipps-Universität Marburg Die Residenz von Tulu adh-dhahab im Vergleich mit befestigten Residenzen der Seleukiden und Hasmonäer 11:00 Christoph Baier Österreichisches Archäologisches Institut Eine hellenistische Residenz in Ephesos und ihre Inszenierung im Stadtbild 11:45 12:45 Mittagspause / Lunch Break 13:00 Monika Trümper Freie Universität Berlin Water luxury in Hellenistic Palaces of the Eastern Mediterranean / Wasserluxus in Hellenistischen Palästen im Östlichen Mittelmeer 13:45 Matthias Nieberle Universität zu Köln Villenanlagen in Baiae. Platzmangel als Chance für innovative Luxus -Architektur? 14:30 15:00 Kaffee / Coffee Break 15:00 Ulrike Wulf-Rheidt Deutsches Archäologisches Institut Die Erschaffung künstlicher Landschaften auf dem Palatin 15:45 Heinz Beste Deutsches Archäologisches Institut Neros Domus Aurea Luxus ist nicht gleich Luxus 16:30 Wolfgang Filser Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Vom Meer umgeben. Die römische Villa von Capo di Sorrento

5 KEYNOTE LECTURE TOPOI-BUILDING MITTE HANNOVERSCHE STRASSE 6 D BERLIN DEUTSCHES ARCHÄOLOGISCHES INSTITUT PODBIELSKIALLEE D BERLIN 18:00 Francesco de Angelis Columbia University New York Noch mehr Luxus in der Villa Hadriana 19:00 Reception within the premises of the German Archaeological Institute 09:00 Tommasina Budetta Museo archeologico territoriale della penisola sorrentina Le ville marittime della Penisola Sorrentina. Nuove indagini e richerche 10:00 Zbigniew T. Fiema University of Helsinki The Nabataean palatial complex in Petra 10:45 Brunch Break 12:00 Synthese und Abschlussdiskussion / Synthesis and Final Discussion

6 CONVENOR EXCELLENCE CLUSTER TOPOI (A-1) MARGINAL HABITATS (C-6) CITYSCAPING STEPHAN G. SCHMID MONIKA TRÜMPER ULRIKE WULF-RHEIDT CONTACT / INFORMATION christina.michel@fu-berlin.de katrin.siebel@topoi.org