Definition and redefinition of Celtic identities in the Ancient World: An interdisciplinary approach Since the topic is very vast and covers many fields, the conference is organized in two sessions. The session in Florence will be dedicated to the “Western Celts” (the so-called Celtic peoples in the Iberian peninsula, Germany, Southern Gaul and Italy), while the one in Edinburgh to the 'Eastern Celts' (with focus on the migration of the 'Galatians' and on the interaction between 'Celtic' and Eastern-European and Eastern Mediterranean peoples). This event will take place online. If you have any questions please contact Giovanna Pasquariello, G.Pasquariello@sms.ed.ac.uk Programme 9:00 - Introduction 9:15-9:55 Keynote Lecture (online): Alexander Falileyev (Institute for Linguistic Studies, RAS), “Eastern Celts”-in search of their linguistic identity 9.55-10:25 Discussion 10:25 Round 1 10.25-10.45 (online) Manuel Fernández-Götz (Edinburgh), The Puzzle of Celtic Languages: Reviewing Models of Language Spread through a Multidisciplinary Approach 10.45-11.00 Discussion 11:00-11.20 Coffee break 11:20 Round 2 11.20-11.40 Julian Gieseke (Bielefeld), How Greek can it be? The identity and representation of Galatian rulers at the turn of the 3rd to the 2nd century BC 11.40-12:00 Kevin Parachaud (Limoges/Toulouse), What does it mean to be Galatian? Construction of an ethnic identity in Asia Minor 12.00-12.20 (online) Oleg Gabelko (Moscow), Were the Prausoi Brennus’ Tribe? 12.20-13.05 Discussion 13.05-14.05 Lunch 14.05 Round 3 14.05-14.25 Kyohei Sakeshima (Edinburgh), The Power of Fear: a Comparative Perspective on Perceptions of the Nature of the “Barbarians” in Ancient Greece 14.25-14.45 Richard Kendall (Edinburgh), τὴν τῶγ Γαλατῶν ὠμότητα: the ‘Celts’ in the Northwest Black Sea 14.45-15.05 (online) Gennadii Kazakevych (Kyiv), “Celtoscythians” and the cultural contacts in the Baltic Pontic region (2-1 cc. BC) 15.05-15.50 Discussion 15.50-16.10 Coffee break 16.10-16.40 Keynote Lecture (online): Altay Coşkun (Waterloo), Virtual Galatian Identities in Livy’s account of Cn. Manlius Vulso’s Campaign 16.40-17.10 Discussion 17.10-Conclusions Sep 16 2022 09.00 - 18.00 Definition and redefinition of Celtic identities in the Ancient World: An interdisciplinary approach This international conference is jointly organised by the University of Florence and the University of Edinburgh and is designed to bring together scholars of the Classical world and/or of the Celts across a range of specialties. Register
Definition and redefinition of Celtic identities in the Ancient World: An interdisciplinary approach Since the topic is very vast and covers many fields, the conference is organized in two sessions. The session in Florence will be dedicated to the “Western Celts” (the so-called Celtic peoples in the Iberian peninsula, Germany, Southern Gaul and Italy), while the one in Edinburgh to the 'Eastern Celts' (with focus on the migration of the 'Galatians' and on the interaction between 'Celtic' and Eastern-European and Eastern Mediterranean peoples). This event will take place online. If you have any questions please contact Giovanna Pasquariello, G.Pasquariello@sms.ed.ac.uk Programme 9:00 - Introduction 9:15-9:55 Keynote Lecture (online): Alexander Falileyev (Institute for Linguistic Studies, RAS), “Eastern Celts”-in search of their linguistic identity 9.55-10:25 Discussion 10:25 Round 1 10.25-10.45 (online) Manuel Fernández-Götz (Edinburgh), The Puzzle of Celtic Languages: Reviewing Models of Language Spread through a Multidisciplinary Approach 10.45-11.00 Discussion 11:00-11.20 Coffee break 11:20 Round 2 11.20-11.40 Julian Gieseke (Bielefeld), How Greek can it be? The identity and representation of Galatian rulers at the turn of the 3rd to the 2nd century BC 11.40-12:00 Kevin Parachaud (Limoges/Toulouse), What does it mean to be Galatian? Construction of an ethnic identity in Asia Minor 12.00-12.20 (online) Oleg Gabelko (Moscow), Were the Prausoi Brennus’ Tribe? 12.20-13.05 Discussion 13.05-14.05 Lunch 14.05 Round 3 14.05-14.25 Kyohei Sakeshima (Edinburgh), The Power of Fear: a Comparative Perspective on Perceptions of the Nature of the “Barbarians” in Ancient Greece 14.25-14.45 Richard Kendall (Edinburgh), τὴν τῶγ Γαλατῶν ὠμότητα: the ‘Celts’ in the Northwest Black Sea 14.45-15.05 (online) Gennadii Kazakevych (Kyiv), “Celtoscythians” and the cultural contacts in the Baltic Pontic region (2-1 cc. BC) 15.05-15.50 Discussion 15.50-16.10 Coffee break 16.10-16.40 Keynote Lecture (online): Altay Coşkun (Waterloo), Virtual Galatian Identities in Livy’s account of Cn. Manlius Vulso’s Campaign 16.40-17.10 Discussion 17.10-Conclusions Sep 16 2022 09.00 - 18.00 Definition and redefinition of Celtic identities in the Ancient World: An interdisciplinary approach This international conference is jointly organised by the University of Florence and the University of Edinburgh and is designed to bring together scholars of the Classical world and/or of the Celts across a range of specialties. Register
Sep 16 2022 09.00 - 18.00 Definition and redefinition of Celtic identities in the Ancient World: An interdisciplinary approach This international conference is jointly organised by the University of Florence and the University of Edinburgh and is designed to bring together scholars of the Classical world and/or of the Celts across a range of specialties.
