Saturday, September 29
Morning sessions
(9:30-13:30)(Venue: Department of History, Main Hall)
Ecclesiastical Politics II: Adriatic between Rome &
Constantinople (9:30-11:00)
Harald Krahwinkler (University of Klagenfurt)
“Aquileia and Grado ‘between’ Aachen & Constantinople and the Frankish-Byzantine treaty of 812”
Ivan Basić (University of Split)
“New Evidence for the Re-establishment of the Adriatic Dioceses in the late Eighth Century”
Trpimir Vedriš (University of Zagreb)
“Amalarius of Metz visit to Zadar in 813: Its Background Reconsidered”
Coffe/teae break (11:00-11:30)
“Buffer zone polities” II: Croatian Principality (11:30-13:30) Ante Milošević (MHAS, Split)
„A K-type Sword from Koljane near Vrlika as a Possible Argument for the Migration of the Croats at the End of the 8th century“
Denis Alimov (Saint Petersburg State University)
“Frankish ducatus or Slavic Chiefdom? The Character of Borna’s Polity in Early-Ninth-Century Dalmatia”
Neven Budak (University of Zagreb)
“One more Renaissance? Dalmatia in the light of Michael McCormick's thesis”
Miljenko Jurković (University of Zagreb)
“Creating the Monumental Landscape of Istria and the Croatian Principality at the Turn of the 8th Century”
Lunch break (13:30-15:30) General discussion (15:30-16:30)
Organised visit to museums and churches (17:00-19:00)
Sunday, September 30
Field excursion for the participants (9:30-14:30)
Conference Organizers
Mladen Ančić (University of Zadar) Trpimir Vedriš (University of Zagreb) Program Assistant
Judith Rasson (Central European University) Program Aides
Nikolina Antonić (Central European University) Kristian Bertović (University of Zagreb) Anita Jambrek (Central European University) Sara Katanec (University of Zagreb)
Contact Trpimir Vedriš University of Zagreb,
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Department of History
Ivana Lučića 3, 10 000 Zagreb Tel.: +385(1) 6120155 E-mail: tvedris@ffzg.hr Web: www.aachen812.info
Conference was financially supported by
International symposium
Commemorating 1200-year Anniversary of the Treaty of Aachen
The Treaty of Aachen, AD 812:
The Origins and Impact on the Region between the Adriatic, Central,
and Southeastern Europe
University of Zadar Zadar, September 27–29, 2012
University of Zadar Department of History
Ministry of Science, Education and Sports, Republic of Croatia
University of Zagreb Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Department of
History
University of Split Faculty of Philosophy
Museum of Croatian Archaeological Monuments
Split
Archdiocese of Zadar
Thursday, September 27
Arrival and registration
(9:00-10:00) (Venue: Church of St. Donatus)Opening remarks (10:00-10:30) Keynote lecture (10:30 – 11:30)
Jonathan Shepard (University of Cambridge)
“Circles overlapping in the Upper Adriatic”
Lecture & guided tour (11:30 – 13:00) Pavuša Vežić (University of Zadar)
“The Zadar Episcopal Complex: The Church of St.
Anastasia and the Rotund of the Holy Trinity”
Lunch break (13:00-15:00)
Afternoon sessions
(15:00-20:00) (Venue: Department of History, Main Hall)Late Antique Substratum of the Treaty (15:00-16:30) Danijel Dzino (Macquarie University, Sydney)
„Post-Roman Dalmatia: Collapse and Regeneration of complex social system“
Francesco Borri (Austrian Academy of Sciences)
“Slavs and Romans on the Adriatic Arc Before and After the Treaty of Aachen”
Tin Turković (University of Zagreb)
“The Peutinger Map: Carolingian Contents Connected to the Treaty of Aachen”
Coffee/tea break (16:30-17:00)
Empires & their Peripheries I: Carolingian Politics in the Regional Context (17:00-18:00)
Ivan Majnarić (Miroslav Krleža Institute of Lexicography) “The Treaty of Aachen and aemulatio imperii on the Southeastern Frontiers of the Carolingian World”
Peter Štih (University of Ljubljana)
“La politica imperiale e le conseguenze regionali: Istra tra gli anni 788 e 812”
Coffee/tea break (18:00-18:30)
Empires & their Peripheries II: Byzantium & Balkans (18:30-20:00)
Panos Sophoulis (University of Athens)
“A Resurgent Empire? Byzantium in the early 800’s”
Vlada Stanković (University of Belgrade)
“Balkans in Byzantine Texts of the 9th and 10th centuries:
Attitudes and Concepts”
Mladen Ančić (University od Zadar)
“Imperial Interaction and Local Autonomies”
Discussion
Concert of the ensemble “Condura croatica”
(20:15) (Venue: University chapel of St Demetrius)Friday, September 28
Morning sessions
(9:30-12:30) (Venue: Department of History, Main Hall)Franks & Byzantines in Italy I: Venice (9:30 – 10:30) Gherardo Ortalli (Università Ca’Foscari, Venezia)
“Aquisgrana 812. Le premesse degli equilibri alto-adriatici e del ruolo di Venezia”
Sauro Gellichi (Università Ca’Foscari, Venezia)
“Aachen, Venezia e l’archeologia”
Coffee/tea break (10:30-11:00)
Franks & Byzantines in Italy II: Aquileia & Grado (11:00-12:00)
Marianna Cerno (Università degli Studi di Udine)
“Aquileia at the time of the Treaty of Aachen: The Patriarchate and its Hagiography”
Magdalena Skoblar (University of York)
“Patriarchs and Patrons: Textual Sources, Material Evidence and the Attribution of the Ciboria in Santa Maria delle Grazie at Grado”
Lunch break (12:30-14:30)
Afternoon sessions
(14:30-19:30) (Venue: Department of History, Main Hall)Pannonia between the Franks & Byzantium (14:30-16:00) Hrvoje Gračanin (University of Zagreb)
“Lower Pannonia before and after the Treaty of Aachen”
Miklós Takács (Hungarian Academy of Science)
“Is it Possible to Recognise Changes in the Political Structure in the Remains of the 9th Century Village-like Settlements?
Béla Miklós Szıke (Hungarian Academy of Science)
“811: Frieden in Aachen für die Völker im Karpatenbecken – Vorgeschichte und Folgen”
Coffee/tea break (16:00-16:30)
“Buffer zone polities” I: Balkans (16:30-18:00) Angel Nikolov (University of Sofia)
“Franks and Bulgarians in the First Half of the Ninth Century”
Daniel Ziemann (Central European University)
“Dangerous Neighbours: The Aftermath of the Defeat of Nicephoros I by the Bulgarians in 811”
Tibor Živković (History institute, Belgrade)
“The Treaty of Aachen and the 'New Deal' of 813-820“
Coffee/tea break (18:00-18:30)
Ecclesiastical Politics I: Between Rome & Constantinople (18:30-19:30)
Maddalena Betti (Università degli Studi di Padova)
“Rome and the Heritage of Ancient Illyricum in the Ninth Century”
Predrag Komatina (Institute for Byzantine studies, Belgrade)
“Dalmatian bishops at the council of Nicea in 787 and the Status of the Dalmatian Church in the Eighth and Ninth Centuries”
Discussion
