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Call for Papers: VIS A VIS Conference, the First Vienna Student Archaeology Conference (13-14 Mar... more Call for Papers: VIS A VIS Conference, the First Vienna Student Archaeology Conference (13-14 March 2020, deadline: 20 December 2019)
http://www.visavis-conference.at/
Dear colleagues,
we’re pleased to invite you to the VIS A VIS Conference, the First Vienna Student Archaeology Conference for students and young scholars at the University of Vienna’s institute for Classical Archaeology.
For the purpose of reaching as many students as possible we kindly ask you to forward this invitation through all channels of comunication available for you.
On March 13th and 14th 2020, we’re going to exchange thoughts about the moving antiquite with one another. The hot topic oft he conference reads as follows: On (un)known paths. Movement and exchange in antiquity. Applications through our homepage, www.visavis-conference.at, will be accepted from now on until December 20th 2019. The homepage also contains all other necessary information about the conference itself. We’re exicted to welcome you in Vienna next March.
Best regards,
your VIS A VIS Team
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Since Vitruvius mentioned the temple of Artemis Leukophryene in Magnesia at the Maiandros, archeo... more Since Vitruvius mentioned the temple of Artemis Leukophryene in Magnesia at the Maiandros, archeologists are interested in the building of architect Hermogenes. The temple has three distinctive windows in its gable and the meaning as well as the function of these openings have been discussed controversially. The interpretations range between an improvement of the statics to different cultural functionalities. O. Bingöl assumed that the windows are aligned with the full moon of the month of artemision to illuminate a statue inside the temple. This hypothesis served as a basic concept for the examination of full moon alignments of Greek temples. Using the example of the Artemision in Magnesia, a 3D model was designed. Thereby a line of sights between the opening and the statue was discovered. In addition to this fact, the theoretical knowledge of astronomy was very well developed around 220 BC, which means that the alignment of a building with the full moon could have been possible. T...
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http://www.visavis-conference.at/
Dear colleagues,
we’re pleased to invite you to the VIS A VIS Conference, the First Vienna Student Archaeology Conference for students and young scholars at the University of Vienna’s institute for Classical Archaeology.
For the purpose of reaching as many students as possible we kindly ask you to forward this invitation through all channels of comunication available for you.
On March 13th and 14th 2020, we’re going to exchange thoughts about the moving antiquite with one another. The hot topic oft he conference reads as follows: On (un)known paths. Movement and exchange in antiquity. Applications through our homepage, www.visavis-conference.at, will be accepted from now on until December 20th 2019. The homepage also contains all other necessary information about the conference itself. We’re exicted to welcome you in Vienna next March.
Best regards,
your VIS A VIS Team
Conference Presentations by Sara Wanek
Papers by Sara Wanek
http://www.visavis-conference.at/
Dear colleagues,
we’re pleased to invite you to the VIS A VIS Conference, the First Vienna Student Archaeology Conference for students and young scholars at the University of Vienna’s institute for Classical Archaeology.
For the purpose of reaching as many students as possible we kindly ask you to forward this invitation through all channels of comunication available for you.
On March 13th and 14th 2020, we’re going to exchange thoughts about the moving antiquite with one another. The hot topic oft he conference reads as follows: On (un)known paths. Movement and exchange in antiquity. Applications through our homepage, www.visavis-conference.at, will be accepted from now on until December 20th 2019. The homepage also contains all other necessary information about the conference itself. We’re exicted to welcome you in Vienna next March.
Best regards,
your VIS A VIS Team