Bologna, novembre 2024. "Butrinto Cento (1924-2024). Bilanci e Prospettive"

Dal 13 al 15 novembre 2024 si svolge il convegno internazionale "Butrinto Cento (1924-2024). Bilanci e prospettive" presso il Dipartimento di Storia Culture Civiltà dell'Università di Bologna, complesso di San Giovanni in Monte. Il convegno è a cura di Enrico Giorgi, Belisa Muka, Federica Carbotti, Nadia Aleotti, Veronica Castignani, Francesca D'Ambola e Giacomo Sigismondo.

Nell'anniversario dei cento anni dall'inizio del primo viaggio in Albania meridionale di Luigi Maria Ugolini, che avrebbe portato alla riscoperta di alcuni dei maggiori siti archeologici della regione quali Phoinike, Çuka e Ajtoit e Butrinto, il convegno nasce come occasione di incontro e confronto tra le missioni italiane, albanesi e internazionali che operano in Albania meridionale e in Epiro greco per un aggiornamento sulle più recenti attività. 

Il convegno, realizzato grazie al contributo del Dipartimento di Storia Culture Civiltà e del progetto PRIN 2022 FortNet, si svolgerà in modalità mista in presenza e online (Microsoft Teams)

Per maggiori informazioni: butrintproject@gmail.com

 

 

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From 13th to 15th Novembre 2024, the international conference “Butrinto Cento (1924-2024). Bilanci e prospettive” takes place at the San Giovanni in Monte complex of Department of History and Cultures, University of Bologna. The conference is organised by Enrico Giorgi, Belisa Muka, Federica Carbotti, Nadia Aleotti, Veronica Castignani, Francesca D'Ambola and Giacomo Sigismondo.

On the one hundredth anniversary of the beginning of Luigi Maria Ugolini's first journey to southern Albania, which would lead to the rediscovery of some of the region's major archaeological sites such as Phoinike, Çuka e Ajtoit and Butrint, the conference was created as an opportunity for Italian, Albanian and international archaeological projects working in Albania and Greek Epirus to meet and discuss the latest research and field activities.

The conference, supported by the Department of History and Cultures and the PRIN 2022 FortNet project, will be held both in-person and online (Microsoft Teams).

For more information: butrintproject@gmail.com

 

Programme

 

13 November 2024, 15:30-17:30

Aula Prodi

15:30

 

Opening of the proceedings

Roberto Balzani, Director of the Department of History and Cultures, University of Bologna

Anna Chiara Fariselli, Director of the Department of Cultural Heritage, University of Bologna

 

Greetings

Anila Bitri Lani, Albanian Ambassador in Italy

Fabrizio Bucci, Italian Ambassador in Albania

Paolo Andrea Bartorelli, Ambassador Advisor Chief UNESCO Office and International Cultural Organizations

Adem Bunguri, Director of the Archaeological Institute of Tirana

Carlos Jhon, Jorida Muho, Butrint Management Foundation

 

16:30-18:00

Current research in Butrint and Chaonia 

 

Chairman - Luigi Maria Caliò, University of Catania

 

Enrico Giorgi, Giuseppe Lepore, Stefano Medas, University of Bologna, Belisa Muka, Archaeological Institute of Tirana

Le nuove ricerche dell’Università di Bologna a Butrinto e Phoinike.

 

Richard Hodges, Butrint Foundation, Nevila Molla, Archaeological Institute of Tirana

The Urban Topography of Butrint and its Region in Late Antiquity and the Medieval Periods: A View through the Western Defences.

 

Milena Melfi, Oxford University, Oliver Gilkes, Indipendent researcher, Belisa Muka, Archaeological Institute of Tirana

Dobra revisited: monuments, memory and connections in Hellenistic Epirus.

 

Julian Bogdani, Sapienza University of Rome, Albana Meta, Archaeological Institute of Tirana

Ricerche a Çuka e Ajtoit.

 

Discussion

Visit to the exhibition “Butrinto 1924-2024. Cento anni di ricerca italiana a Butrinto” (first floor, San Giovanni in Monte, Department of History and Cultures)

 

14 novembre 2024, 09:30-18:00

Aula Prodi

 

Current research in ancient Epirus and Illyria 

 

09:30-11:00

 

Chairman - Enrico Giorgi, Università di Bologna

 

Kriledjan Çipa, General Directorate of Cultural Heritage of Vlora

Centri fortificati, insediamenti rurali e organizzazione del territorio sulla costa marittima della Caonia fra IV e I secolo a.C. Il caso di Himara e Borshi.

 

Roberto Perna, University of Macerata, Sabina Veseli, Archaeological Institute of Tirana

Ricerche nella valle del Drino.

 

Francesca Sogliani, University of Basilicata, Dimitris Roubis, CNR, School of Specialisation in Archaeological Heritage SSBA-UNIBAS, Anthi Aggelli, Ephorate of Antiquities of Preveza

Le ricerche archeologiche nell’insediamento fortificato di Kastrì sull’Acheronte.

 

Luigi Maria Caliò, Gian Michele Gerogiannis, University of Catania, Varvara Papadopoulou, Paraskevi Yiouni, Eleni Vasileiou, Ioulia Katsadima, Hara Kappa, Ephorate of Antiquities of Ioannina

Archaeological research in Molossia: the Upper Acheron Valley Project. Preliminary results.

 

Discussion and break

 

11:30-13:00

 

Chairman – Julian Bogdani, Sapienza University of Roma

 

Björn Forsén, University of Helsinki, Georgia Pliakou, Ephorate of Antiquities of Thesprotia

Photike: New Light on a Little Known Roman Town of Epirus.

 

Kassiani Lazari, Ephorate of Antiquities of Thesprotia

Late Classical and Hellenistic houses in Thesprotia. Some examples from the area of Paramythia.

 

Anthi Aggeli, Ephorate of Antiquities of Preveza

The necropoleis of Ambracia: spatial organization, burial practises, and grave offerings.

 

Varvara Papadopoulou, V. Giouni, Ch. Kleitsas, Y. Faklari, Ch. Tsiakoumis, M. Naka, Ephorate of Antiquities of Ioannina

The Bouleuterion of Dodona. New data from the recent excavation research project.

 

Discussion and lunch break

 

14:30-16:00

 

Chairman - Giuseppe Lepore, University of Bologna

 

Georgia Pliakou, Ephorate of Antiquities of Thesprotia

Molossia and Beyond: House Types and Settlement Patterns in Ancient Epirus.

 

Adem Bunguri, Archaeological Institute of Tirana

The Aegean double bronze axes in South Albania and Epirus.

 

Sonia Antonelli, University of Chieti-Pescara, Elvana Metalla, Archaeological Institute of Tirana

Ricerche archeologiche nell’anfiteatro di Durrës. Recenti acquisizioni tra vecchi e nuovi dati.

 

Luigi Maria Caliò, Giulia Raimondi, University of Catania, Vittorio Mirto, University of Bologna

Ricerche nella valle della Vjosa.

 

Discussion and break

 

 

16:15-18:00

 

Chairwoman - Claudia Antonetti, Università Ca’ Foscari

 

Cristina C. Ancona, C. Silvio Fioriello, University of Bari, Taulant Rama, Archaeologist, Eduard Shehi, Archaeological Institute of Tirana

Ricerche archeologiche nella valle della Vjosa: dati preliminari dal comparto di Qesarat.

 

Saimir Shpuza, Aix-Marseille Université

Urban planning and public architecture at Orikos during the Hellenistic period.

 

Maria Intrieri, University of Calabria

Corcira e l’area epirota fra VIII e IV sec. a.C.: il contributo delle fonti letterarie.

 

Manuela Mari, Riccardo Candini, University of Bologna

Re, koina e symmachia: riflessioni sui poteri e le strutture non cittadine dell’Epiro tra IV secolo e prima età ellenistica.

 

Discussion and end of activities for the day

20:30 Dinner at Corte Isolani

 

15 November 2024, 09:30-12:30

Aula Prodi

 

Challenges of material culture studies in Epirus and Illyria

 

Discussants - Anna Gamberini, Vincenzo Baldoni, Università di Bologna

 

Carlo de Mitri, University of Molise

Talking Ware: il contributo ceramologico allo studio dell’Albania in età antica.

 

Eleni Vasileiou, Ephorate of Antiquities of Ioannina

The handmade pottery in Epirus: a long-lasting tradition.

 

Nadia Aleotti, Sapienza University of Roma

What about Pre-Hellenistic pottery? Looking for the 5th and 4th cent. BCE material culture in Northern Epirus.

 

Giorgia A. Chatzidakis, Università di Bologna

Attic Red-figure vases of the 4th century B.C. on the eastern shore of the Adriatic Sea. Reflections on absence.

 

Tommi Turmo, University of Helsinki

The volcanic millstones of Thesprotia.

 

Ioulia K. Katsadima, Ephorate of the Antiquities of Ioannina

Old findings and new readings: discussing the epigraphic material found by D. Evangelidis in southern Albania in 1913.  

 

Enrico Cirelli, Rebecca Pietralunga, University of Bologna, Francesco Pagliani, University of Firenze

Riflessioni sulla cultura materiale a Butrinto. I contesti tardo antichi e medievali.