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SUMMARY:TransPergMikro 2nd Milestone Workshop
DESCRIPTION:TransPergMikro 2nd Milestone Workshop \n“Social Metabolism a
nd Historical Human-Environment Interaction: The Pergamon Micro-Region and
Beyond“\nAims and direction: The 2nd milestone workshop of the interdis
ciplinary research project “The Transformation of the Pergamon Microregi
on between Hellenism and the Roman Imperial Period” (https://www.dainst.
blog/transpergmikro/) will focus on the topic of social metabolism\, i.e.
the material and energy flows between natural space and society. Phenomen
a of social metabolism and its perception will be discussed for different
areas such as nutrition\, production\, waste disposal\, etc. The combinati
on of speakers from the fields of archaeology\, physical geography\, build
ing archaeology\, classical philology\, history\, palaeoanthropology and s
ocial and economic geography is designed to ensure that the topic can be d
iscussed on a broad theoretical and interdisciplinary basis. On the one ha
nd\, the results are to be incorporated into the further work of TransPerg
Mikro in a formative way\, on the other hand they are to initiate new coll
aborations and\, above all\, stimulate an even broader historical applicat
ion of the concept of “social metabolism”. A roundtable discussion at
the end provides the chance of a first critical reflection on the results
of the workshop and on the second phase of TransPergMikro as presented in
various papers\, and will discuss some potential future directions.\nIt is
intended to publish the results in the same format as the 1st TransPergMi
kro Milestone Workshop: https://publications.dainst.org/books/dai/catalog/
book/2106 \nDate: Place: Fr. 10th – Sat. 11th January 2025\nOrient-Inst
itut Istanbul Galip Dede Cad. No. 65 Şahkulu Mah.\, Beyoğlu 34421 Istanb
ul\n\nProgram:\nFriday\, 10.1.\n9:30 Felix Pirson – Brigitta Schütt –
Thekla Schulz-Brize Welcome and Introduction TransPergMikro and Workshop\
n1st Session “Social metabolism: Dimension and Perspectives“ (Chair: B
rigitta Schütt)\n10:00 Manuel González de Molina “The dynamics of hist
orical agroecosystems: The drivers of intensification under organic metabo
lic regimes”\n10:30 Coffee Break\n11:00 Eberhard Rothfuß “Neither cit
y nor countryside - The rural-urban interface as an ‘intrinsic socio-spa
tial context’”\n11:30 Gerrit Schenk – Rüdiger Glaser “’Fluvio-s
ocial metabolism’ as a bridging concept of medium range. On the interdis
ciplinary investigation of social relations to nature”\n12:00 Discussion
\n12:30 Lunch Break\n2nd Session “Social Metabolism in the ancient Medit
erranean: Practice and Perception” (Chair: Felix Pirson)\n14:00 Paul Pas
ieka “Roman agriculture in Italy: a socioecological perspective on micro
regions\, specialisation\, and integration”\n14:30 Jeroen Poblome “Cit
ies and socioecological systems in the Roman world”\n15:00 Dominik Masch
ek “The ecological footprint of roman building projects: A valid Indicat
or of social metabolism and human-environment Interaction?”\n15:30 Coffe
e Break\n16:00 Chiara Thumiger “Roads\, rivers\, fields: ecological imag
es of the body and its functions in Galen of Pergamon”\n16:30 Sabina Fio
łna “Social network analysis of Roman provincial coinage - linking the
micro-\, and macro- perspectives on Anatolia”\n17:00 Discussion\n20:00 C
onference Dinner\n\nSaturday\, 11.1.\n3rd Session “Social Metabolism of
the Pergamon Micro-region” Part 1 (Chair: Thekla Schulz-Brize)\n09:00 Fa
bian Becker – Brigitta Schütt – Robert Busch ‒ Joris Starke “Root
s to ruins: Environment perspectives on the social metabolism of the Perga
mon micro region”\n09:30 Wolf-Rüdiger Teegen “Humans and animals as a
gents of social metabolism – ancient Pergamon as an example”\n10:00 Be
rnhard Ludwig - Felix Pirson – Anneke Keweloh-Kaletta ‒ Mete Aksan –
Güler Ateş - Philip Bes ‒ Berglind Hatje “The rural landscape and i
ts role in the social metabolism of the Pergamon Micro-region: Challenges
and perspectives of archaeological research”\n10:30 Coffee Break\n4th Se
ssion “Social Metabolism of the Pergamon Micro-region” Part 2 (Chair:
Victor Walser)\n11:00 Léa Geisler – Ulrich Mania – Ursula Quatember -
Thekla Schulz-Brize “Planning\, use and decline of urban spaces as elem
ents of social metabolism in the Pergamon Micro-region”\n11:30 Nicole Ne
uenfeld “Rubbish heaps of history – The significance of waste and wast
e disposal in the Pergamene urban organism”\n12:00 Julian Laabs ‒ Fabi
an Becker ‒ Robert Busch “Exosomatic and endosomatic flows: Modelling
Pergamon's social metabolism\, review and prospects”\n12:30 Discussion\n
13:00 Lunch Break\n14:30 Roundtable Discussion “Social metabolism as a b
ridge between ancient studies and contemporary challenges?” (Moderation:
Marianne Braig) Manuel González de Molina\, Dominik Maschek\, Jeroen Pob
lome\, Eberhard Rothfuß\, Gerrit Schenk\, Chiara Thumiger\, Victor Walser
to be followed by a plenary discussion\n16:30 Coffee Break\nSpecial sessi
on Archaeoseismology\n17:00 Mahmut Drahor ‒ Ökmen Sümer: “Active tec
tonics of western Anatolia\, seismicity of the region and the impact of Ea
rthquakes on archaeological sites in the context of archaeoseismology in w
estern Türkiye”\nOrganizational details Language: English\nGuests are i
nvited to participate upon registration at: sekretariat.istanbul@dainst.de
\nThe conference can be followed online. Please register in advance: https
://dainst-org.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEtdOuvqjMrE9IE4M9Lytc1QTTCc6sykFJ
x\nAfter registering\, you will receive a confirmation email containing in
formation about joining the meeting.\n\n
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2nd Milestone Workshop
\n“S
ocial Metabolism and Historical Human-Environment Interaction: The Pergamo
n Micro-Region and Beyond“
\nAims and direction: The 2nd
milestone workshop of the interdisciplinary research project “The Transf
ormation of the Pergamon Microregion between Hellenism and the Roman Imper
ial Period” (https://w
ww.dainst.blog/transpergmikro/) \;will focus on the topic of socia
l metabolism\, i.e. the material and energy flows between natural space an
d society. Phenomena of social metabolism and its perception will be discu
ssed for different areas such as nutrition\, production\, waste disposal\,
etc. The combination of speakers from the fields of archaeology\, physica
l geography\, building archaeology\, classical philology\, history\, palae
oanthropology and social and economic geography is designed to ensure that
the topic can be discussed on a broad theoretical and interdisciplinary b
asis. On the one hand\, the results are to be incorporated into the furthe
r work of TransPergMikro in a formative way\, on the other hand they are t
o initiate new collaborations and\, above all\, stimulate an even broader
historical application of the concept of “social metabolism”. A roundt
able discussion at the end provides the chance of a first critical reflect
ion on the results of the workshop and on the second phase of TransPergMik
ro as presented in various papers\, and will discuss some potential future
directions.
\nIt is intended to publish the results in the same for
mat as the 1st TransPergMikro Milestone Workshop: https://publications.dainst.
org/books/dai/catalog/book/2106 \;
\nDate: Place: Fr
. 10th – Sat. 11th January 2025
\nOrient-Institut
Istanbul Galip Dede Cad. No. 65 Şahkulu Mah.\, Beyoğlu 34421 Istanbul
\n\nProgram:
\nFriday\, 10.1.
\n9:30 Felix Pirso
n – Brigitta Schütt – Thekla Schulz-Brize Welcome and Introduction Tr
ansPergMikro and Workshop
\n1st Session “Social metabolism: Dimens
ion and Perspectives“ (Chair: Brigitta Schütt)
\n10:00 Manuel Gon
zález de Molina “The dynamics of historical agroecosystems: The drivers
of intensification under organic metabolic regimes”
\n10:30 Coffe
e Break
\n11:00 Eberhard Rothfuß “Neither city nor countryside -
The rural-urban interface as an ‘intrinsic socio-spatial context’”\n
11:30 Gerrit Schenk – Rüdiger Glaser “’Fluvio-social metabol
ism’ as a bridging concept of medium range. On the interdisciplinary inv
estigation of social relations to nature”
\n12:00 Discussion
\n
12:30 Lunch Break
\n2nd Session “Social Metabolism in the ancie
nt Mediterranean: Practice and Perception” (Chair: Felix Pirson)
\n14:00 Paul Pasieka “Roman agriculture in Italy: a socioecological persp
ective on microregions\, specialisation\, and integration”
\n14:30
Jeroen Poblome “Cities and socioecological systems in the Roman world”
\n15:00 Dominik Maschek “The ecological footprint of roman buildi
ng projects: A valid Indicator of social metabolism and human-environment
Interaction?”
\n15:30 Coffee Break
\n16:00 Chiara Thumiger “
Roads\, rivers\, fields: ecological images of the body and its functions i
n Galen of Pergamon”
\n16:30 Sabina Fiołna “Social network anal
ysis of Roman provincial coinage - linking the micro-\, and macro- perspec
tives on Anatolia”
\n17:00 Discussion
\n20:00 Conference Din
ner
\n\nSaturday\, 11.1.
\n3rd Session “Social Metabolism of
the Pergamon Micro-region” Part 1 (Chair: Thekla Schulz-Brize)
\n
09:00 Fabian Becker – Brigitta Schütt – Robert Busch ‒ Joris Starke
“Roots to ruins: Environment perspectives on the social metabolism of t
he Pergamon micro region”
\n09:30 Wolf-Rüdiger Teegen “Humans a
nd animals as agents of social metabolism – ancient Pergamon as an examp
le”
\n10:00 Bernhard Ludwig - Felix Pirson – Anneke Keweloh-Kale
tta ‒ Mete Aksan – Güler Ateş - Philip Bes ‒ Berglind Hatje “The
rural landscape and its role in the social metabolism of the Pergamon Mic
ro-region: Challenges and perspectives of archaeological research”
\n
10:30 Coffee Break
\n4th Session “Social Metabolism of the Perg
amon Micro-region” Part 2 (Chair: Victor Walser)
\n11:00 Léa Geis
ler – Ulrich Mania – Ursula Quatember - Thekla Schulz-Brize “Plannin
g\, use and decline of urban spaces as elements of social metabolism in th
e Pergamon Micro-region”
\n11:30 Nicole Neuenfeld “Rubbish heaps
of history – The significance of waste and waste disposal in the Pergam
ene urban organism”
\n12:00 Julian Laabs ‒ Fabian Becker ‒ Rob
ert Busch “Exosomatic and endosomatic flows: Modelling Pergamon's social
metabolism\, review and prospects”
\n12:30 Discussion
\n13:
00 Lunch Break
\n14:30 Roundtable Discussion “Social metabolism as
a bridge between ancient studies and contemporary challenges?” (Moderat
ion: Marianne Braig) Manuel González de Molina\, Dominik Maschek\, Jeroen
Poblome\, Eberhard Rothfuß\, Gerrit Schenk\, Chiara Thumiger\, Victor Wa
lser to be followed by a plenary discussion
\n16:30 Coffee Break
\nSpecial session Archaeoseismology
\n17:00 Mahmut Drahor ‒ Ök
men Sümer: “Active tectonics of western Anatolia\, seismicity of the re
gion and the impact of Earthquakes on archaeological sites in the context
of archaeoseismology in western Türkiye”
\nOrganizational details
Language: English
\nGuests are invited to participate upon registra
tion at: sekretariat.istan
bul@dainst.de
\nThe conference can be followed online. Please re
gister in advance: https://dainst-org.zoom.us/meeting/reg
ister/tJEtdOuvqjMrE9IE4M9Lytc1QTTCc6sykFJx
\nAfter registering\,
you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joinin
g the meeting.
\n\n
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