The Adriatic as a Place of ExChange International Conference

13/11/2023

Third day (11.11.2023) of The Adriatic as a Place of ExChange International Conference held at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.

13/11/2023

Second day (10.11.2023.) of The Adriatic as a Place of ExChange International Conference held at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Zagreb.

13/11/2023

Photos from the 1st day (9.11.2023.) of The Adriatic as a Place of ExChange International Conference held at Institute of Art History, Zagreb.

11/11/2023

TODAY at 11:10, Conference Hall, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Library.

Our final KEYNOTE SPEAKER of the conference will be PASCALE CHEVALIER from Université Clermont Auvergne with a lecture "Travelling saints and stones, cult and liturgical habits along the Adriatic (4th-7th cent.)"

10/11/2023

TODAY 17:10, Faculty Assembly Room / Council hall

Our third keynote speaker, and final of the day is Tvrtko Jakovina (University of Zagreb) presenting a paper "Bitter Allies. Adriatic during the Cold War and Era of Global Civilization"

10/11/2023

TODAY at 11:10 at Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Assembly Room / Council Hall.

Our second KEYNOTE SPEAKER DUBRAVKA MLINARIĆ will present the paper "Exchange of People and Ideas on the Multiple Borderland: Polycrisis and the Early Modern Eastern Adriatic estate Borelli" exploring the complex multicultural and geopolitical area that was the Eastern Adriatic in the Early Modern period.

09/11/2023

TODAY Institute of Art History, Room 235, at 15:00

Our first KEYNOTE SPEAKER is MORANA ČAUŠEVIĆ BULLY from University of Franche-Comte who will be presenting the "MONACORALE : New Approaches to the Study of Monastic and Ecclesial complexes on the Adriatic coast from 4th to 12th c." project.

Its main scientific objective is to study the origins and development of monastic institutions and ecclesiastical complexes in the coastal and island areas of the Croatian Adriatic. The programme focuses in particular on the forms and conditions of the spread of the first monasticism of Late Antiquity until the arrival of the Benedictines in the 9th century and their propagation until the 12th century. The programme also deals with the interpretation of ecclesiastical complexes in general, all of which are not necessarily monasteries, but rather the materialisation of new centres of power placed in the heart of the studied territories, and with multiple possible interpretations such as rural bishoprics, presbyteral centres, private complexes, etc.

The communication will focus on the archaeological and landscape methodological approaches that have already been deployed in the programme since 2021.

08/11/2023

PDF programme with abstracts is available! See you all tomorrow at the Institute of Art History!

PDF | On Nov 8, 2023, Filip Lovrić and others published The Adriatic as a Place of (Ex)Change - programme with abstracts | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate

05/11/2023

Final program of the conference is now available!