XVII. Workshop 2026
22.-24. Oktober 2026 in Hamburg
Exploring Landscapes through Spatial Technologies in Late Antiquity (4th-7th c.)
Tagungsort
Warburg-Haus · Heilwigstr. 116 · D-20249 Hamburg
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Tagungsbericht [Ausstehend]
Tagungsprogramm
Donnerstag, 22.10.2026
— 17.00 Uhr
Begrüßung und Einführung
Sabine Panzram
Universität Hamburg
José Carlos López Gómez
RomanIslam Universität Hamburg – Universidad de Málaga
Francisco Dago Elorza
Generalkonsulat von Spanien in Hamburg
— 17.30 Uhr
Ignasi Grau
Universidad de Alicante
Religious Landscapes through the Lens of Geospatial Technologies. Some Proposals for Analysis and Interpretation
— 18.15 Uhr
Giorgios Papantoniou
Trinity College Dublin
Athanasios Vionis
University of Cyprus
Unlocking Late Antique Sacred Landscapes in Cyprus: Spatial and Digital Approaches in the Xeros River Valley and Beyond
– 19.00 Uhr
Katerina Ragkou
Philipps Universität Marburg
Sacralizing the Periphery: The Basilica of Athena Itonia and the Limits of Ecclesiastical Connectivity in Late Antique Thessaly
— 20.00 Uhr
Empfang
Freitag, 23.10.2026
Post-Imperial West
Diskussionsleitung: Sabine Panzram
Universität Hamburg
— 9.00 Uhr
Pieter Houten
University of Nottingham
In View of the Cross: The Religious Geography of Power in Late Antique Baetica
— 09.45 Uhr
Pedro Trapero
Universidad de Cádiz
José Carlos López Gómez
RomanIslam Universität Hamburg – Universidad de Málaga
Javier E. Jiménez López de Eguileta
Universidad de Cádiz
Mapping Episcopal Power: Spatial Analysis of Religious Foundations and Territorial Organization in Western Baetica (7th c.)
— 10.30 Uhr
Daniel Pérez de la Vega
Universidad de Málaga
Between Isolation and Connectivity: Natural Contexts and Territorial Dynamics of Rural Cult Spaces in Late Antique Hispania
— 11.15 Uhr
Kaffeepause
— 11.45 Uhr
Gabriele Castiglia
Pontificio Instituto di Archeologia Cristiana Roma
Stefano Bertoldi
University of Siena
Sacred Landscapes in Transition: Church Networks and Territorial Organization in Late Antique and Early Medieval Tuscany
— 12.30 Uhr
Antonio López García
Universidad de Granada
On the Edge of Rome: A Transition in the Religious Landscape of Trans Tiberim in Late Antiquity
— 13.30 Uhr
Mittagspause
Diskussionsleitung: José Carlos López Gómez
RomanIslam Universität Hamburg – Universidad de Málaga
— 15.30 Uhr
Miguel Egido Cortés
Universidad de Alcalá
El éxodo de Complutum al Campo Laudable: topografía martirial y transformación del paisaje religioso y urbano (siglos IV–VII)
— 16.15 Uhr
José M. Carrasco
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Between Isolation and Connectivity: the Christianisation of Peripheral Landscapes in the ager Tarraconensis
— 17.00 Uhr
Kaffeepause
Diskussionsleitung: Rocío Suárez Vallejo
Universität Innsbruck
— 17.30 Uhr
Anis Mkacher
AOROC Paris
Visualiser le christianisme de la Tripolitaine : de la base de données à la carte
— 18.15 Uhr
Donato Sitaro
Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II
Periphery, Whose Periphery? The Western British
Ecclesiastical Landscape within the Atlantic Koiné
(IV-VI c.)
— 18.30 Uhr
Fabiola Salcedo Garcés
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Paisajes fortificados en el África tardoantigua
— 20.30 Uhr
Gemeinsames Abendessen
Samstag, 24.10.2026
Post-Imperial East
Diskussionsleitung: Markus Trunk
Universität Trier
— 9.30 Uhr
Pablo Rodríguez Valdés
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Mapping Reappropriation: Spatial and Digital Analysis of Elite and Subaltern Sacred Landscapes in Late Antique Crete
— 10.15 Uhr
Senel Kaya
Istanbul Technical University
Rural Churches and Settlement Networks in the Olba Hinterland (Rough Cilicia): A GIS-Based Approach to Christian Landscapes in Late Antiquity
— 11.00 Uhr
Kaffeepause
— 11.30 Uhr
Ariadna Guimerà
Universidad de Málaga
Mapping Rural Christian Landscapes in Middle Egypt: Spatial Patterns and Connectivity at Kom al-Ahmar (Sharuna)
— 12.15 Uhr
Giulia Spadanuda
Pontificio Istituto di Archeologia Cristiana Roma
Monastic Connectivity in the Holy Land through Least Cost Path Analysis: Integrating GIS Spatial Modelling and Byzantine Written Sources
— 12.15 Uhr
Javier Arce
Université de Lille
Conclusions
— 14.00 Uhr
Mittagessen