The Fourth Euro-Japanese Colloquium on the Ancient Mediterranean World:Transmission and Organization of Knowledge in the Ancient Mediterranean World
Sept. 3-7, 2018, Nagoya, Japan

ProgramMonday, Sept.3

19:00

Welcome Reception at Hotel Mielparque Nagoya（https://www.mielparque.jp/nagoya/en/）

Tuesday, Sept.4

9:00

Transfer from Hotel Mielparque to Nagoya University

9:20

Coffee9:40

Welcome Address 1 (Vice President of Nagoya University)

9:50

Welcome Address 2 (Mariko Sakurai)

Session 1

Chair: Takashi Fujii

10:00

Opening Remarks (Yoshiyuki Suto)

10:15

Peter J. Rhodes
The Classical Greek Historians and Their Sources

10:50

Akiko Moroo
Development and Transformation of Local Myth in Lycia

11:25

Coffee break

Session 2

Chair: Takashi Fujii

11:40

Josine Blok
Reading Greek Numeracy: A Closer Look at Greek Numerals

12:15

Yasuhira Yahei Kanayama
What the Use of Writing Tablets Brought about in Greece: Ancient Models of Mind andMemory

12:50

Lunch

Session 3

Chair: Ryosuke Takahashi

13:50

Andronike Makres
Old and New Epigraphic Evidence on Ancient Gerenia (South Peloponnese)

14:25

Elizabeth A. Meyer
What Types of Knowledge was Transmitted by Inscribed Accounts and Legal Documents?

15:00

J. E. Lendon
Rhetorical Education and the Organization of Knowledge of the Past in the Roman World

15:35

Coffee break

Session 4

Chair: Ryosuke Takahashi

15:50

Georgy Kantor
Transmission of Legal Knowledge in Eastern Roman Provinces in the High Empire

16:25

Hajime Tanaka
Transmission of Council Documents: A Case of the Fourth-Century Antiochene Church

17:00

Discussions

19:00

Dinner at Local Restaurant

21:00

Transfer to Hotel MielparqueWednesday, Sept.5

9:00

Transfer from Hotel Mielparque to Nagoya UniversitySession 1

Chair: Noboru Sato

9:40

Kostas VlassopoulosIntercultural Exchange of Knowledge in the Archaic and Classical Mediterranean

10:15

Lilian Karali
Purple Dye: Dissemination of Dyeing Technology and Purple Dye Networks in Eastern
Mediterranean

10:50

Coffee break

Session 2

Chair: Toshihiro Osada

11:05

Judith M. Barringer
Western Greek Poleis and Mainland Sanctuaries

11:40

Kyoko Sengoku-Haga
Diffusion of Imperial Portraits in the Roman Empire

12:15

Marion Meyer
Travelling Images, Travelling Gods: Greek - Phoenician Encounters in the Hellenistic Period

12:50

Lunch

Session 3

Chair: Yukiko Kawamoto

13:50

Tomoaki Nakano
Between Old and New: A Marker of Kingship on the Statues of Ptolemaic Kings

14:25

Yoshiyuki Suto
Social Resilience and Organization of Knowledge in Ptolemaic Egypt

15:00

Discussions

15:30

Research Trip 1 to Tokugawa Garden and Museum（http://www.tokugawa-art-museum.jp/en/）

18:30

Symposium at Tokugawa Garden

20:30

Transfer to Hotel MielparqueThursday, Sept.6

9:00

Check out of the Hotel MielparqueTransfer from Hotel to Nagoya University

Session 1

Chair: Yoshiyuki Suto

9:40

Mariko Sakurai
Transmission of the Concept of Public/Private Distinction in Classical Athens

10:15

Noboru Sato
Oral Transmission of Knowledge and Suppressing Audience’s thorybos in Classical Athens

10:50

Catherine Morgan
Bridging the [Corinthian] Gulf: the Role of Landscape in the Transmission and Organisationof Knowledge

11:25

Coffee break

Session 2

Chair: Yukiko Kawamoto

11: 40Barbara Kowalzig
Mediterranean Polytheism between Memory and Oblivion

12:15

Irad Malkin
Oracles and Networks: Sharing Divine and Human Knowledge

12:50

Lunch

Session 3

Chair: Yukiko Kawamoto

13:50

Final Discussions

14:30

Closing Remarks (Catherine Morgan)

15:00

Research Trip 2 to Ise Shrine
Stay at Ise Pearl Pier Hotel（http://www.pearlpier.com/）Friday, Sept.79:00

Check out of the Hotel and Departure
Visit to Ise Shrine

17:00

Arrival at Nagoya Station