Perge in Pamphylia: From a local Iron Age settlement to a Hellenistic city-stateĬreating a royal landscape: Antioch and Seleucia Pieria in the Seleucid RegionĪntioch after the reign of Seleucus II: from a regional capital to an imperial one and backĪthletic Facilities and Bathing Facilities in the Hellenistic Westĭoliche and the Hellenistic Cities of Ancient North Syria Pergamon: The interconnected landscapes of a Hellenistic capitalĪchaemenid royal insignia, local tradition and Attic influence– heraldic syncretism at the Mausoleum of BeleviĪ New Proposal about the Hellenistic Period City Planning of the Western Side of Knidos in light of the 2nd Terrace Excavations Hellenism and the Cities of Ancient Aiolis Small Scale Portraits of Alexander the Great on HorsebackĪigai in Aeolis, a Polis of Goat Herders In a Hellenistic World Τumulus Tradition in the Hinterland of Sinope in the Hellenistic PeriodĪlexander Riders.
Multi-chambered monumental tombs of ancient Pella in the context of the Hellenistic Oikoumene Royal and civic architecture in Delos during the Independence (314-167 BC): the means of propaganda The Hellenistic Economy of the Aegean after the conquest of Alexander: an overview from Delos (3rd and 2nd c. Recent excavations in Hellenistic cities of Aetolia. The oikoumene begins on the doorstep: Macedonian presence in Thessalian sanctuaries Koinon and monarchy in Antigonid Macedonia: Greek polity and Hellenistic kingship”ĭemetrias and its painted tombstones: Cosmopolitan culture in a Mediterranean port city The Hellenistic Cities on the Gulf of Issos Recent Works at Seleukeia (Zeugma) on the Euphrates Macedonian Troops in the Northern Black Sea: New Evidence on Zopyrion’s campaign Hellenism on the Ocean: architectures and images in the kingdoms of West Africa (3rd century BC – 1st century BC)Īrchitectural and decorative tradition in Tripolitania and the Hellenistic-Alexandrian, Punic and Roman influenceįrom Greece to Rome: Copying Sculptures in Late Hellenistic Times Nabataean Petra: the Twilight of Alexandrianism before the Roman Annexation Hellenistic Coins in Agora of Nea Paphos according to Archaeological Research of the Jagiellonian University in years 2011-2021Ī Jewish Oikoumene? The impact of Hellenistic Geography on Second Temple Conceptions of the World Works and results of a new archaeological project, held by the Archaeological Society of Alexandria (2021-2022)Ī Coin in Trench. The ‘’rediscovery’’ of the Hellenistic cemetery of Shatby in Alexandria: Representing death: From Macedonia to Alexandria, continuities and innovations Hermogenes, Hellenistic Architecture and Rome Late Classical and Hellenistic Temples in the Public Space The architectural style of the Attalids between Macedonian, Greek, East Greek, and regional tradition The Shape of Sanctuaries in the Hellenistic Oikoumeneįorming and claiming an Identity.
The Hellenistic agora as sacred space – gods, heroes, and daily life Macedonian Toreutic Creations Abroad and Their Mutations in the Hellenistic World Small-ish change in Asia Minor: the impact of Alexander’s drachm coinage Alexander and the capture of the Persian treasuries, a new look from the lab The conference is held under the framework of the project “Polycentric Museum of Aigai – Central Museum Building – Phase B” funded by the Operational Project: “Central Macedonia 2014-2020” (European Regional Development Fund) and from National Resources through the Public Investment Program.īeyond Macedonia: the multifaceted Hellenistic Oikoumene reconsidered Our intention is to enable the presentation of different approaches and of new scientific methods. The multifaceted Hellenistic Oikoumene reconsidered” the conference focuses on the investigation of complex phenomena such as the economy, the architecture and the landscaping, the evolution of artistic and cultural trends, but also on the presentation of syntheses of excavations and findings in the vast Hellenistic world, from Pakistan to the western Mediterranean. Sixty renowned researchers will present fifty-six papers summing up their research from May 27 to June 2, 2022, at the New Museum of Aigai.Įntitled: “Beyond Macedonia. Believing, that the museum of Aigai, the royal metropolis of Macedon, can and should open new paths in the approach and research of antiquity and particularly that of the Hellenistic Oikoumene, the Ephorate of Antiquities of Imathia with the cooperation and assistance of leading experts and scholars from the world’s most important universities and research institutes prepared and organized a major international conference. Τhe central unit (New Museum) of the Polycentric Museum of Aigai is in the final phase of its completion and it will open to the public in the next months. A museum functions in many ways and dimensions, but foremost it is a place of groundbreaking research and knowledge to be shared.
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