Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Art Gallery
8th floor of Schermerhorn Hall
Columbia University in the City of New York
20 January - 19 March 2005
Open Wed-Sat 1-5
www.learn.columbia.edu/phlamoudhi
This symposium was made possible through the generous support of the:
Columbia University Center for Archaeology
Columbia University Center for the Ancient Mediterranean
Department of Art History and Archaeology, Columbia University Friends of Phlamoudhi
Samuel H. Kress Foundation
Alexander S. Onassis Public Benefit Foundation
Miriam and Ira. D. Wallach Art Gallery
Organizer: Joanna S. Smith
PROGRAM [Download the symposium program]
Thursday January 20, 2005
First workshop program (workshop registration limited to 30 people)
[To register, please contact Joanna S. Smith (jss245@columbia.edu)]
Center for Archaeology and lab, 9th floor of Schermerhorn Extension
1:00-1:30
Joanna S. Smith (Columbia University)
Illustrated introduction to the workshop
1:30-3:30
Work with ceramics, small finds, samples, and records
3:30-4:00
Coffee/tea break
4:00-5:00
Discussion
5:00-7:00
Opening reception for the exhibition (8th floor of Schermerhorn outside the Wallach Art Gallery)
Friday January 21, 2005
Lecture program (open to the public)
501 Schermerhorn
9:00-9:30
Coffee/tea welcome
9:30-9:40
Jonathan Crary (Columbia University)
Introductory comments
9:40-9:50
Joanna S. Smith
Introduction to the sessions
I. Phlamoudhi, Cyprus in its Mediterranean archaeological and geological context
Moderator: Lee Z. Ullmann (Columbia University)
9:50-10:20
Despo Pilides (Department of Antiquities, Cyprus)
Toward completing the puzzle: a history of archaeological research in Cyprus
10:20-10:50
Jay S. Noller (Oregon State University)
Physical foundations of Phlamoudhi: its natural context and topography
10:50-11:10
Discussion
11:10-11:25
Coffee/tea break
II. Excavations at Phlamoudhi: art, architecture, and life through the ages: Part One Moderator: Roberta Casagrande (Columbia University)
11:25-11:55
Allan S. Gilbert (Fordham University)
The little expedition that could: an insider's view of Columbia's excavations
11:55-12:25
Joanna S. Smith
Phlamoudhi- Melissa : from settlement to sanctuary
12:25-12:45
Discussion
12:45-2:10
Lunch (8th floor of Schermerhorn outside the Wallach Art Gallery, Columbia University)
2:10-2:15
Joanna S. Smith
Introduction to the afternoon sessions
III. Excavations at Phlamoudhi: art, architecture, and life through the ages: Part Two, Moderator: Todd A. Davis (Columbia University)
2:15-2:45
Mara T. Horowitz (Columbia University)
Phlamoudhi- Vounari : new perspectives on a multi-function site
2:45-3:15
Kyle L. Killian (Columbia University)
Hellenistic, Roman, and Medieval Phlamoudhi
3:15-3:35
Discussion
3:35-3:50
Coffee/tea break
IV. Plants, animals, food, and drink at Phlamoudhi, Moderator: Sandrine Larrivé-Bass (Columbia University)
3:50-4:20
Nancy M. Dammann Davis (Columbia University)
From seeds to landscape: archaeobotanical evidence from Phlamoudhi
4:20-4:50
David S. Reese (Yale University)
Man and animal on ancient Cyprus
4:50-5:10
Discussion
V. Historical Perspectives on the Columbia University Expedition to Phlamoudhi, Moderator: Joanna S. Smith
5:10-5:40
Robert S. Merrillees (France)
Phlamoudhi Vounari and Melissa : 35 years and 35 centuries later
5:40-6:00
Discussion
6:00-7:30
Reception (8th floor of Schermerhorn outside the Wallach Art Gallery)
Saturday January 22, 2005
Second workshop program (workshop registration limited to 30 people)
[To register, please contact Joanna S. Smith (jss245@columbia.edu)
Center for Archaeology and lab, 9th floor of Schermerhorn Extension
10:00-10:30
Joanna S. Smith
Illustrated introduction to the workshop
10:30-12:30
Work with ceramics, small finds, samples, and records
12:30-1:00
Lunch break
1:00-2:00
Discussion
2:00-5:00
Opportunity to visit the Wallach Art Gallery
Read the Abstracts and Biographies of our participants
