Workshop 'Anchoring Ancient Colonization' - Day 2

Session 3: Socio-economic anchoring strategies in the Archaic period (Chair: Saskia Roselaar)

10:30-11:00
Socio-economic anchoring strategies and new realities: pottery production and consumption as indicators for the contributions of Greek migrants and local inhabitants to the so-called Greek 'colonization' in Italy.
Xenia Charalambidou, VU University (Amsterdam)

11:00-11:30
Anchoring colonial values: precious metal and money in the northern Aegean.
Elon Heymans, University of Amsterdam

11:30-12:00
More than traders: Phoenician economies in Iberia and Sardinia in the earliest phases of expansion.
Marion Bolder-Boos, Johannes Gutenberg University (Mainz)

12:00-13:00 Lunch

Session 4: Socio-economic anchoring strategies in the Hellenistic and Roman world (Chair: Marleen Termeer)

13:00-13:30
Slaves to Rome, freedmen to the colonies: freedmen and colonization in the middle Republic.
Evan Jewell, Rutgers University (New Jersey)

13:30-14:00
Religious syncretism as anchoring strategy in the socio-economic context of the Roman colony of Hasta Regia.
Daniel J. Martín-Arroyo Sánchez, University of Granada

14:00-14:30
Colonies and prosperity: institutional development and economic prosperity in the colonies of the Roman Republic.
Saskia T. Roselaar, independent scholar

14:30-15:00 Coffee & Tea

15:00-15:30
Interactions on the Isthmus: evidence from the coins.
Emily Hurt, Yale University (New Haven)

15:30-16:00
Exploring mechanisms of colonial infiltration in Roman Asia
Dies van der Linde, independent scholar

Keynote Lecture

16:00-17:00
‘De-anchoring’ ancient Greek colonization
Jan Paul Crielaard, VU University (Amsterdam)