Actualités by Julien Zurbach
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古代之比较?前帝国时期的发展轨迹:从地中海到中国
Antiquities to compare? Discussions on pre-imperial trajectories, from t... more 古代之比较?前帝国时期的发展轨迹:从地中海到中国
Antiquities to compare? Discussions on pre-imperial trajectories, from the Mediterranean to China
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Vient de paraître by Julien Zurbach
Brand new!! Auf deutsch, in English, bientôt en français
https://www.fdr.uni-hamburg.de/record/10030#.Yk1SgyhBxaQ
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Ce livre est issu d’un colloque tenu à Clermont-Ferrand en mars 2016. Il s’agit d’articuler l’his... more Ce livre est issu d’un colloque tenu à Clermont-Ferrand en mars 2016. Il s’agit d’articuler l’histoire des statuts personnels à l’histoire du travail en précisant notamment le contenu économique de ces statuts (droit de propriété, de mariage, de succession…) et en liant leur développement à celui du travail et de la main-d’œuvre. Les points critiques en sont le devenir des formes de travail hilotique et la critique de la notion de dépendance collective ; le développement et la formalisation d’associations comme groupes de travail ; l’articulation entre travail et dette créant certains statuts nouveaux ; l’affirmation des obligations de travail des esclaves affranchis ; et enfin la nature de ce qu’on peut entendre par travail libre. Le cadre géographique de cette étude est le monde grec des cités, sur lequel l’historiographie récente a particulièrement négligé ces problèmes, avec des contributions comparatistes sur Rome et l’Italie, le Proche-Orient, l’Égypte.
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Les économies de l’Antiquité changent, et elles changent profondément. Il n’y a pas une seule éco... more Les économies de l’Antiquité changent, et elles changent profondément. Il n’y a pas une seule économie antique, plus ou moins identique à elle-même d’Homère à Constantin. Les contributions rassemblées dans ce livre instaurent un dialogue entre historiens des textes, archéologues, technologues et environnementalistes pour comprendre les ressorts de ces transformations. De l’Inde à l’Atlantique, en accordant la première place à l’évaluation des sources existantes et à la production de données nouvelles, elles suivent certains produits et certaines techniques de leur mise au point à leur diffusion, sans cacher les revers et les retours. C’est la diversité et les dynamiques des mondes antiques, dans leur originalité, qui se révèlent ici.
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Colloques/Congresses by Julien Zurbach
The question of samples and their role in ancient economies is a vast subject, in need of more ac... more The question of samples and their role in ancient economies is a vast subject, in need of more accurate definitions adequate research agenda.
The aim of this conference is to examine orders for the production of wine, oil and cereals from a samples point of view, as well as other examples from the ancient material culture or known from ancient sources.
The main focus will be on samples of large-scale orders in ancient economies, yet the broader aim of these study days is to shed light on the complexity and subtlety of the organisation of supplies and to allow archaeologists, historians, papyrologists or jurists to engage in meaningful discussions and to initiate a collective reflection. If the organisation of orders and the role of samples in the wholesale trade remain relatively unmentioned, they are nevertheless a key element in answering these questions, both in the Greek and Roman worlds (but also other ancient worlds, such as the Punic/Phoenician ones?).
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19TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF CLASSICAL ARCHAEOLOGY
COLOGNE / BONN, 22 – 26 MAY 2018
Panel 5.2 |... more 19TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF CLASSICAL ARCHAEOLOGY
COLOGNE / BONN, 22 – 26 MAY 2018
Panel 5.2 | Part 1 - Room: Bonn - University | HS VII - Friday 25.5.2018
Theme: Tolls and ancient economies
Organiser / Chair: G. CIFANI , J. ZURBACH
Speakers:
14:30 - G. CIFANI, J. ZURBACH
An introduction to Tolls and the Economic history of the archaic Mediterranean societies.
14:50 - J. ZURBACH
Indirect taxes in the Formative period of City-States
15:10 - D. AGUT
The Egyptian Custom on the Mediterranean Sea during the Persian Period (5th and 4th centuries
BCE)
15:30 - L. GRASLIN
The economic policy of neo-assyrian and neo-babylonian kings regarding long distance trade
15:50 - G. CIFANI
Tolls in the early roman economy
Discussion
17:00 - J. MORENO GARCÍA
Tolls at Heracleopolis Magna: monitoring trade at the borders of the Nile Delta
17:20 - M. LOMBARDO, F. FRISONE
The hidden resources of “empires”. Tolls, economy and political systems in Archaic Southern Italy
and Sicily.
17:40 - S. GÜNTHER
Indirect Taxes, Tolls, Dues and the Formation of Political Economies in Archaic Greece
18:00 - P. KRITZINGER
Überlegungen zur Praxis der Zollerhebung in der römischen Antike
Discussion
External Discussant: A. MONSON
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Colloque Collège de France 24-25 mars 2022
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Ancient Economies/Economies antiques by Julien Zurbach
A Companion to Ancient Agriculture, 2020
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Le changement dans les économies antiques: les produits agricoles, 2020
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À l’invitation de la Revue des Études Anciennes le 9 mars 2018, Julien Zurbach échange avec diffé... more À l’invitation de la Revue des Études Anciennes le 9 mars 2018, Julien Zurbach échange avec différents participants sur le thème de la question foncière en Grèce ancienne, sujet central de son livre paru en 2017, Ausonius Éditions : Les hommes, la terre et la dette en Grèce c. 1400 – c. 500 a.C.
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Actualités by Julien Zurbach
Antiquities to compare? Discussions on pre-imperial trajectories, from the Mediterranean to China
Vient de paraître by Julien Zurbach
Colloques/Congresses by Julien Zurbach
The aim of this conference is to examine orders for the production of wine, oil and cereals from a samples point of view, as well as other examples from the ancient material culture or known from ancient sources.
The main focus will be on samples of large-scale orders in ancient economies, yet the broader aim of these study days is to shed light on the complexity and subtlety of the organisation of supplies and to allow archaeologists, historians, papyrologists or jurists to engage in meaningful discussions and to initiate a collective reflection. If the organisation of orders and the role of samples in the wholesale trade remain relatively unmentioned, they are nevertheless a key element in answering these questions, both in the Greek and Roman worlds (but also other ancient worlds, such as the Punic/Phoenician ones?).
COLOGNE / BONN, 22 – 26 MAY 2018
Panel 5.2 | Part 1 - Room: Bonn - University | HS VII - Friday 25.5.2018
Theme: Tolls and ancient economies
Organiser / Chair: G. CIFANI , J. ZURBACH
Speakers:
14:30 - G. CIFANI, J. ZURBACH
An introduction to Tolls and the Economic history of the archaic Mediterranean societies.
14:50 - J. ZURBACH
Indirect taxes in the Formative period of City-States
15:10 - D. AGUT
The Egyptian Custom on the Mediterranean Sea during the Persian Period (5th and 4th centuries
BCE)
15:30 - L. GRASLIN
The economic policy of neo-assyrian and neo-babylonian kings regarding long distance trade
15:50 - G. CIFANI
Tolls in the early roman economy
Discussion
17:00 - J. MORENO GARCÍA
Tolls at Heracleopolis Magna: monitoring trade at the borders of the Nile Delta
17:20 - M. LOMBARDO, F. FRISONE
The hidden resources of “empires”. Tolls, economy and political systems in Archaic Southern Italy
and Sicily.
17:40 - S. GÜNTHER
Indirect Taxes, Tolls, Dues and the Formation of Political Economies in Archaic Greece
18:00 - P. KRITZINGER
Überlegungen zur Praxis der Zollerhebung in der römischen Antike
Discussion
External Discussant: A. MONSON
Ancient Economies/Economies antiques by Julien Zurbach
Antiquities to compare? Discussions on pre-imperial trajectories, from the Mediterranean to China
The aim of this conference is to examine orders for the production of wine, oil and cereals from a samples point of view, as well as other examples from the ancient material culture or known from ancient sources.
The main focus will be on samples of large-scale orders in ancient economies, yet the broader aim of these study days is to shed light on the complexity and subtlety of the organisation of supplies and to allow archaeologists, historians, papyrologists or jurists to engage in meaningful discussions and to initiate a collective reflection. If the organisation of orders and the role of samples in the wholesale trade remain relatively unmentioned, they are nevertheless a key element in answering these questions, both in the Greek and Roman worlds (but also other ancient worlds, such as the Punic/Phoenician ones?).
COLOGNE / BONN, 22 – 26 MAY 2018
Panel 5.2 | Part 1 - Room: Bonn - University | HS VII - Friday 25.5.2018
Theme: Tolls and ancient economies
Organiser / Chair: G. CIFANI , J. ZURBACH
Speakers:
14:30 - G. CIFANI, J. ZURBACH
An introduction to Tolls and the Economic history of the archaic Mediterranean societies.
14:50 - J. ZURBACH
Indirect taxes in the Formative period of City-States
15:10 - D. AGUT
The Egyptian Custom on the Mediterranean Sea during the Persian Period (5th and 4th centuries
BCE)
15:30 - L. GRASLIN
The economic policy of neo-assyrian and neo-babylonian kings regarding long distance trade
15:50 - G. CIFANI
Tolls in the early roman economy
Discussion
17:00 - J. MORENO GARCÍA
Tolls at Heracleopolis Magna: monitoring trade at the borders of the Nile Delta
17:20 - M. LOMBARDO, F. FRISONE
The hidden resources of “empires”. Tolls, economy and political systems in Archaic Southern Italy
and Sicily.
17:40 - S. GÜNTHER
Indirect Taxes, Tolls, Dues and the Formation of Political Economies in Archaic Greece
18:00 - P. KRITZINGER
Überlegungen zur Praxis der Zollerhebung in der römischen Antike
Discussion
External Discussant: A. MONSON
Due tomi indivisibili.
The handbook, which is the fruit of the collaboration of a group of specialists from various universities and research centres in Italy and abroad, aims to provide an updated overview about Mycenaean epigraphy. It contains an introduction to the writing and language of the Mycenaean texts and a detailed analysis of the main Linear B documents divided by topic. In the first volume the Linear B writing system and the Mycenaean scribal and administrative practices are analyzed and compared with their Minoan antecedents (Cretan Hieroglyphics and Linear A). The second volume contains a detailed description of the different production sectors as they can be reconstructed from the Linear B texts as well as a synthesis of some major topics relating to the Mycenaean world, such as geography, society, economy and religion. Each chapter is provided with an essential bibliography. The book ends with a glossary of the Mycenaean words.
Ceramic standardization can be understood in two very different ways. On the one hand, standardization of use allows a given set of vessels to function as (part of) a storage and consumption system for different kinds of foodstuff. Standardization in a ‘fordian’ sense, on the other hand, is best defined as the homogeneity in time and space of the various steps involved in the chaîne opératoire. These tentative definitions lead to questions about the nature of these two types of standardization and their interaction, especially in the case of pottery assemblages undergoing change during periods of intense cultural contact. Understanding standardization in the case of this sort of assemblage is the aim of our paper, which treats Mycenaean pottery from Anatolia and Southern Italy as case studies. We focus on contexts in which pottery assemblages of different origins and different degrees of standardization meet, and we investigate the technological choices that have a bearing on standardization, as well as the material, environmental, economic, and social aspects that have a bearing on these choices.