PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME
Wednesday
20 October 2004
Evening
Arrival
Thursday 21
October 2004
08.30Registration of participants
09.00 Welcome and opening remarks,
M. R. De
Divitiis, M.
Perna
09.15
Presentation
of the European Science Foundation (ESF)
Miltiades
Hatzopoulos
(Standing Committee for the Humanities)
A. Fiscal Organisation of a State and Fiscal Vocabulary
09.30 Jean-Pierre OLIVIER (Fond national belge de la recherche
scientifique).
De «l'empire» mycénien et de sa nécessaire fiscalité.
10.00
Massimo
PERNA
(Instituto Universitario Suor Orsola Benincasa. Napoli).
Réflexions sur les séries Ma et Na de Pylos
10.30 Francis JOANNÈS (Université de Paris X - Nanterre, France).
Le système de taxation en Babylonie achémenide.
11.00 Coffee-break
11.15
Carlos
VARIAS GARCIA
(Universidad Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain).
Significant Presences and Absences in the Mycenaean
Fiscal Vocabulary from Mainland Greece.
11.45
Margherita
JASINK
(Università
di Firenze, Italy).
Mycenaean Fiscal Vocabulary:
Oral or Written Tradition
12.15
Pierre
CARLIER
(Université de Paris X - Nanterre, France).
Réflexions sur la bureaucratie mycénienne.
12.45-13.15 Discussion
13.15 Lunch Time
B. Fiscal Organisation of the First European Cultures
15.00 Artemis
KARNAVA (Ephorate of Cyclades, Greece).
Indications of Minoan Fiscality.
15.30 Valter
LANG (University of Tartu, Estonia).
The Problem of Land
Taxation in North-European Bronze Age: an Example from Estonia.
16.00 Coffee-break
C. Taxation and Landownership
16.15 Cristina SIMONETTI (Università di Roma "La Sapienza", Italy).
Terre e tassazione nel periodo paleobabilonese.
16.45 Julien ZURBACH (Université de Paris X - Nanterre, France).
L'impôt pesant sur la terre dans le royaume de Pylos.
17.15-18.00 Discussion
20.00 Dinner at "Trattoria dell'Oca", via S. Teresa a Chiaia n° 11
Friday 22
October 2004
D. Taxation and Corvée
09.00 Cynthia
W. SHELMERDINE (University of Texas at Austin, USA).
Differential Compensation and the Status of Mycenaean
Workers
09.30 John
KILLEN (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom).
Conscription and Corvée in the Mycenaean Archives.
10.00 Francesco POMPONIO (Università di Messina, Italy).
Fiscalità e tributi nel periodo neo-sumerico (21° secolo
a. C.).
10.30 Coffee-break
10,45 Marie-Louise
B. NOSCH (University of Copenhagen, Denmark).
Ta-ra-si-ja
in the Mycenaean Economy and its Near Eastern Analogies.
11.15 Clelia MORA (Università di Pavia, Italy).
Riscossione dei tributi e accumulo dei beni nell'Impero
ittita
11.45 Paola
NEGRI- SCAFA (ENEA, Roma, Italy).
Modelli e forme di fiscalità nel Vicino Oriente Antico
del II millennio a.C..
12.15-13,00 Discussion
13.00 Lunch time
E. Fiscality and Religion
15.00 Massimiliano
MARAZZI (Istituto Universitario Suor Orsola Benincasa, Napoli, Italy).
Il cosiddetto "regime delle offerte cultuali": mondo
ittita e miceneo a confronto.
15.30 Susan
LUPACK (New York, USA).
Deities and
Religious Personnel as Collectors.
16.00 Coffee-break
16.15 Lisa
M. BENDALL (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom).
Fiscality and Mycenaean Religion.
16.45 Rupert
THOMPSON (University of Cambridge, United Kingdom).
Some thoughts on the mo-ro-qa.
17.15-17,45 Discussion
17.45
Visit
of Naples' Ancient Underground
20.00 Dinner at "Trattoria dell'Oca" via S. Teresa a Chiaia n° 11
Saturday 23
October 2004
F. Economy and Fiscality
09.30 Alfonso
ARCHI (Università di Roma "La Sapienza", Italy).
In Search of Fiscal Obligations in the Documents of Ebla
(24th century B.C.).
10.00 Diederik, J.W. MEIJER (University of Leiden, Netherlands).
Polanyi, Markets and Ancient Mesopotamia.
10.30 Enrico SCAFA (ICEVO, Roma, Italy).
L'economia palaziale fra accumulazione e bancarotta.
11.00 Coffee-break
11,30 David
WARBURTON (University of Aarhus C, Denmark).
The Egyptian
Example and the Macroeconomic Implications.
12.00,-13,00 Final Discussion
End of
workshop
top |