Schedule

Conference Proceedings

Day 1

4.30PM

6.00PM

Conference Registration Opens

Conference arrival registration will be open from 4.30 pm on Level 2, Michie Building (9). Attendees will be given their conference packs, programmes, and additional information upon registration.

Phaedra: In Conversation with Dr Katherine Lyall-Watson

Join us for the opening event of Amphorae XVI, as Dr Katherine Lyall-Watson talks to Professor Alastair Blanshard about her re-imagining of Phaedra.

Sponsored Reception to Follow

A catered reception, sponsored by Australian Classical Reception Studies Network (ACRSN) will follow the conclusion of In Conversation. The reception will be held in the foyer area of Level 2, Michie Building (9).

Day 2

9.00 AM - 10.30AM

Stream A

Perspectives on Women in Literature

Nakeesha Radice

Anastasia Vassiliadis

Cassandra Votzourakis

Stream B

Culture and Identity in Classical Greece

Rory Ardill-Walker

Dean McMah

Katherine Prouting

Morning Break 10.30AM - 11:00AM

11.00AM - 12.30PM

Stream A

Ancient Receptions of Epic Women

Noah Wellington

Nicole Kimball

Shona Edwards

Stream B

Archaeology and Art in the East

Tom Keep

Emily Simons

Harry Lillington

Lunch Break 12.30PM - 1.30PM

1.30PM - 3.30PM

Stream A

Kingship and Regnum: From Persia to Rome

Vijay Vaidyanathan

Natasha Parnian

Jessie Field

Amy Arezzolo

Stream B

The Ancient World in Modern Theatre and Film

Isaac Bennett-Smith

Tyla Cascaes

Reconstructing the Past: Fragmentary Analysis of Ancient Texts

Giuseppe Eugenio Rallo

Sofia Letteri

4.00PM

5.30PM

Keynote Lecture

Reforming the Roman Republic

Dr Kit Morrell

Catered Reception

Catered reception sponsored by Australasian Women in Ancient World Studies AWAWS at Saint Lucy’s to follow.

Day 3

9.00 AM - 10.30AM

Stream A

Rome, the Provinces, and Imperialism Part I

Douglas Whyte

Thomas Downey

Paige Maunder

Stream B

Modern Approaches to Ancient Homosexuality

Lars Sheppard-Larson

Claire Ferguson

Saskia Moorrees

Morning Break 10.30AM - 11:00AM

11.00AM - 12.30PM

Stream A

Rome, the Provinces, and Imperialism Part II

Nicholas George

Jocelin Chan

Stream B

Intellectualism in Classical Athens

James Clay

Gordon Chadwick

Lunch Break 12.30PM - 1.30PM

1.30PM - 3.00PM

Starting The Conversation: Open Forum Discussion

Please fill out this survey with topics you wish to discuss, the session will be moderated by Katherine Prouting and Jocelin Chan.

https://forms.gle/m388aEWfW2Zdm5oA8

3.30PM - 5.00PM

AMPHORAE Annual General Meeting

6.00PM - Late

Conference Dinner

Felons Brewery - Howard Smith Wharves

Menu and Pricing:

https://felonsbrewingco.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Felons-Online-Menu-16-June.pdf

Day 4

9.30AM - 10.30AM

Material Culture Workshop

Using methods and materials from the RD Milns Antiquities Museum at the University of Queensland Brianna Sands and Tyla Cascaes will run a hybrid session on teaching material culture. This session will focus on the tools you need to introduce archaeological evidence in a tutorial setting when either you or your students are unfamiliar with the content.

Morning Break 10.30AM - 11:00AM

Catered Morning Tea sponsored by Friends of Antiquity (FOA)

11.00AM - 12.30PM

Stream A

Luxuries and Necessities

Josephine Carroll-Walden

Kyla Duffy

Tonya Rushmer

Stream B

Animals and the Supernatural

Oskar Fletcher

Rebecca Willis

Lunch Break 12.30PM - 1.30PM

1.30PM - 3.30PM

Stream A

Old Gods, New Mythologies: Reconsidering Hercules Through Numismatic Evidence

Bridget McClean

Charlotte Mann

Museum Studies and Material Culture

Andy MacManus

Lauren Murphy

Stream B

Magic and Witchcraft

Saskia Herren

Ben Clarkson

Othering and Responses to Invasions

Karl Robinson

Regina Nagan

End of Conference

Photo credit - Neck-Amphorae with Dionysus, c. 480 BC Red-Figure pottery, RD Milns Antiquities Museum UQ 63.001

Band Cup with Wrestlers, c. 530 BC Black-Figure pottery, RD Milns Antiquities Museum UQ 68.001

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