The BES Autumn Colloquium 2017 will take place in London on 11 November 2017. Information on the programme will become available on this page during summer 2017.
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The BES Autumn Colloquium 2016 took place in London on 12 November 2016 (Institute of Classical Studies, Senate House, G.22/26). The programme can be viewed below,.
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The BES Autumn Colloquium 2016 took place in London on 12 November 2016 (Institute of Classical Studies, Senate House, G.22/26). The programme can be viewed below,.
BES AUTUMN COLLOQUIUM 2016 'EPIGRAPHY IN ACTION' ... and HAPPY BIRTHDAY BES - 1996 to 2016!
10.00-11.00 Registration and Morning Coffee
11.00-12.00 Morning Session I: Prof. Robert Parker (Oxford), The bombshell from Marmarini (Kernos 2015): Semitic cults in Hellenistic Thessaly
12.00-13.00 Morning Session II: Prof. Olli Salomies (Helsinki), Local traditions in Latin epigraphy
13.00 Lunch Break
14.00 AGM (Members only)
14.30 Afternoon Session I: Prof. Eleanor Robson (UCL), Epigraphy from the ground to the cloud: digital decipherment of cuneiform tablets in the field
15.30 Afternoon Tea
16.00 Afternoon Session II: Dr Andrew Burnett (London), The Romanisation of Greek coin inscriptions
16.45 Short reports:
Claire Millington (KCL): Inscriptions as evidence for the households of Roman auxiliary commanders in the Western provinces during the first to third centuries AD
Eleanor Robson (UCL): Oracc.org, the Openly Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus
Julien Ogereau (Berlin): Inscriptiones Christianae Graecae, 1.0: Completion and publication of a database of early Christian inscriptions from Asia Minor and Greece (http://www.epigraph.topoi.org/)
18.00 Finale: Posters and drinks
Tamara Kalkhitashvili: Epigraphic Corpus of Georgia 2.0.
Carla Rubiera: Being nutrix: consequences in the slave’s life
Tatjana Sandon: (Cog)nomina sunt consequentia rerum? The onomastics of freedwomen’s children in connection to their legal status
19.15 Colloquium Dinner (aux frais des participants)
How to get to central London: Info sheet.
Where to stay in central London: Info sheet.
The Colloquium is generously supported by:
The Institute of Classical Studies
Below: Impressions from the 2014 and 2015 Autumn Colloquia!
10.00-11.00 Registration and Morning Coffee
11.00-12.00 Morning Session I: Prof. Robert Parker (Oxford), The bombshell from Marmarini (Kernos 2015): Semitic cults in Hellenistic Thessaly
12.00-13.00 Morning Session II: Prof. Olli Salomies (Helsinki), Local traditions in Latin epigraphy
13.00 Lunch Break
14.00 AGM (Members only)
14.30 Afternoon Session I: Prof. Eleanor Robson (UCL), Epigraphy from the ground to the cloud: digital decipherment of cuneiform tablets in the field
15.30 Afternoon Tea
16.00 Afternoon Session II: Dr Andrew Burnett (London), The Romanisation of Greek coin inscriptions
16.45 Short reports:
Claire Millington (KCL): Inscriptions as evidence for the households of Roman auxiliary commanders in the Western provinces during the first to third centuries AD
Eleanor Robson (UCL): Oracc.org, the Openly Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus
Julien Ogereau (Berlin): Inscriptiones Christianae Graecae, 1.0: Completion and publication of a database of early Christian inscriptions from Asia Minor and Greece (http://www.epigraph.topoi.org/)
18.00 Finale: Posters and drinks
Tamara Kalkhitashvili: Epigraphic Corpus of Georgia 2.0.
Carla Rubiera: Being nutrix: consequences in the slave’s life
Tatjana Sandon: (Cog)nomina sunt consequentia rerum? The onomastics of freedwomen’s children in connection to their legal status
19.15 Colloquium Dinner (aux frais des participants)
How to get to central London: Info sheet.
Where to stay in central London: Info sheet.
The Colloquium is generously supported by:
The Institute of Classical Studies
Below: Impressions from the 2014 and 2015 Autumn Colloquia!
