Events

11/11 OPEN LECTURE – Lovisa Brännstedt (Lund University) “The ominous city”

OPEN LECTURE 11/11 at 18.00 Lovisa Brännstedt – The ominous city Omens and divine signs were closely linked to the topography of ancient Rome. There was a conspicuous physical presence of buildings, monuments, plants and objects associated with omens in the city. Several temples were consecrated to expiate prodigies while others were rebuilt. Statues were dedicated,

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21/10 OPEN LECTURE – Sinclair Bell (Northern Illinois University School of Art and Design)

OPEN LECTURE 21/10 at 18.00 Sinclair Bell  – “In Search of Ancient Aethiopians: Roman “Portraits” of Black Africans within the Expanded Field of Art History” This paper reunites a corpus of material that has never been studied comprehensively together: marble heads identified as portraits of Aethiopians (“Black” Africans) who lived in the Roman empire. The

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01/10 PRESENTAZIONE DEL PROGETTO: The Blera Archaeological Project

The Blera Archaeological Project: lo studio dell’urbanizzazione etrusca attraverso indagini multi-risoluzione CAMPAGNA 2025 MERCOLEDI 1 OTTOBRE ORE 18.00 PRESSO LA SALA S. NICOLA BLERA (VT) Dr. Hampus Olsson, Doc. Giacomo Landeschi, Dr. Melda Küçükdemirci e DR. Salvatore Piro presentano il progetto: The Blera Archaeological Project: lo studio dell’ urbanizzazione etrusca attraverso indagini multi-risoluzione. In collaborazione

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24/09 Workshop: Mapping Dissonant Objects

Mapping Dissonant Objects Workshop 1 Engaging with Dissonant Objects: Religiuos Material Agencies Across Space and Time Conveners: Sabina Brevaglieri, Massimo Carlo Giannini, Lina Scalisi 2.00 PM   Get-together Opening Session 2.30 PM Ulf R. Hansson – Istituto Svedese di Studi Classici a Roma. Welcome Address 2.45 – 3.15 PM Sabina Brevaglieri – Humboldt Universität zu Berlin,

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INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM 5-7 JUNE 2025

BEYOND MATERIALITY Reframing archaeology through sensoriality, digital methods and neurosciences International symposium 5-7 June THURSDAY 5 JUNE 2025 10:00 Coffee and Mingling 10.30 Opening and welcome: – Ulf R. Hansson, Director of the Swedish Institute of Classical Studies in Rome – Giacomo Landeschi (Lund University) SESSION 1– Sensory Archaeologies. Chair: Eleanor Betts (Open University) 11.00

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22/05 OPEN LECTURE – Meghan Quinlan, Gihls Foundation’s fellow at the Swedish Institute in Rome

OPEN LECTURE 22/05 at 18.00 Meghan Quinlan “Dreams, Time, and History:  A dialogue between psychoanalysis and 12th-century dream theory via Michel de Certeau” This lecture performs a dialogue between psychoanalysis and historiography by reading premodern and Freudian theories of dreaming as historiographical paradigms. Foregrounding the notion of time travel in these dream theories, it argues,

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