Presenze Militari in Cisalpina

9.25 - Il “campo romano” di Schio-Santorso (VI). Dati di scavo e problemi aperti Marisa Rigoni, Maria Cristina Vallicelli, Benedetta Prosdocimi and Riccardo Mantoan 9.50 - Accampamenti militari romani nell’Italia nord-orientale. Dalle origini al II secolo d.C.: evidenze archeologiche a confronto Omar Farronato 10.15 - I pretoriani nell’Italia settentrionale Davide Redaelli 10.40 - Coffee break 11.10 - Tillius Trassa e la prima legione Cecilia Ricci 11.35 - Un’«aquila di retrovia». Logistica militare e sicurezza ad Aquileia in età imperiale Lorenzo Cigaina Venue: CISM - Palazzo del Torso Piazza Garibaldi 18 33100 Udine (Italy) CISM-UniUD Joint Activities 9.00 - Sotto il segno dell'aquila romana Radovan Cunja GENERAL INFORMATION CISM is located in the centre of the town of Udine For travel information please visit http://www.cism.it/about/ travel/ Contacts: Matteo Cadario (coordinator): matteo.cadario@uniud.it Stefano Magnani (coordinator): stefano.magnani@uniud.it For further information please contact: CISM Palazzo del Torso Piazza Garibaldi 18 33100 Udine (Italy) tel. +39 0432 248511 (6 lines) fax +39 0432 248550 e-mail: cism@cism.it University of Udine International Centre for Mechanical Sciences Thursday, February 28th Chairman: Giovanni Brizzi MILITARY PRESENCES IN NORTHERN ITALY IN ROMAN TIME PRESENZE MILITARI IN ITALIA SETTENTRIONALE IN EPOCA ROMANA CISM-UniUD Workshop coordinated by Matteo Cadario 12.00 - Civils et militaires en Rhétie sous le Haut-Empire Christophe Schmidt Heidenreich 12.25 - “Quam esse eiusdem status, amictus, anulus, imago ipsa declarat”. Rappresentazione e autorappresentazione dei magistri militum Donato Fasolini University of Udine Italy Stefano Magnani University of Udine Italy 12.50 - Gli Ioviani in Italia settentrionale; alcune osservazioni alla luce di un documento inedito da Aquileia Stefano Magnani Udine February 27-28 2019 MILITARY PRESENCES IN NORTHERN ITALY IN ROMAN TIME The Workshop Military Presences in Northern Italy in Roman Time / Presenze militari in Italia settentrionale in epoca romana (PMIT2018-2019) will bring together experts and young scholars who deal with Roman military studies. The various disciplinary approaches adopted in the study of the Roman military themes, starting from different complementary areas of research (history, archaeology and epigraphy) will be presented and discussed during the Workshop. Military Studies are a field of research that has been receiving more attention in recent years, through a re-evaluation of the role of the army as a fundamental and unavoidable component of ancient societies, in particular the Roman one, whose importance can be appreciated in the various spheres of political, economic, social and cultural life. The refinement of investigation methods in the archaeological field, the use of computer systems, the possibility of a wider range of comparisons offer today new elements and data that allow us to deepen our historical knowledge. on the project, and the scholars who deal with the military topics in a wider range or in other regions, in order to provide useful elements for a better interpretation of the data. The meeting will be dedicated specifically to northern Italy but there will also be some comparisons with other neighbouring realities. INVITED LECTURERS Alessandra Avagliano (Rome, Italy) Chiara Bozzi (University of Udine, Italy) Giovanni Brizzi (University of Bologna, Italy) Maurizio Buora (Società Friulana di Archeologia, Udine, Italy) Paolo Casari (University of Udine,Italy) Lorenzo Cigaina (University of Regensburg, Germany) Radovan Cunja (Pokrajinski muzej Koper, Slovenia) Donato Fasolini (University of Molise, Italy) Omar Farronato (University of Udine, Italy) Paolo Gallo (University of Udine, Italy) Carlo Lualdi (University of Warwick, England) Riccardo Mantoan (archeologo libero professionista) David Ojeda (University of Córdoba, Spain) Benedetta Prosdocimi (Soprintendenza archeologia, belle arti e paesaggio per l’area metropolitana di Venezia e le province di Belluno, Padova e Treviso, Italy) Ludovico Rebaudo (University of Udine, Italy) Davide Redaelli (University of Milan, Italy) Cecilia Ricci (University of Molise, Italy) Marisa Rigoni (Soprintendenza per i beni archeologici del Veneto, Padua, Italy) Christophe Schmidt Heidenreich (University of Geneva) Letizia Turconi (Università "Cattolica" di Milano) SCOPE The workshop aims to discuss the problem of the military presence in northern Italy between the Republican Age and Late Antiquity and to present at the same time the functions and the first results related to the creation of an online database dedicated to the collection and consultation of the records produced under the project "Military Presences in Northern Italy. The iconographic and epigraphic documentation", funded by the Department of Humanities and Cultural Heritage of the University of Udine. The project’s objective is to collect and make accessible in a single container the numerous data relating to monuments with iconographies or epigraphic texts from the Roman era referable to the military world and found in northern Italy. The activity of cataloguing is not limited to the collection of data concerning the presence of soldiers, but also considers the more general circulation of war themes in public contexts. Furthermore, the collected data are geo-referenced and organised by type, in order to allow a better understanding of the phenomenon and also to offer the possibility of carrying out more specific analyses for individual typological contexts or territorial areas. The workshop will therefore be a moment of confrontation between the members of the group who are working directly TOPICS The workshop deals with a wide range of topics, such as the image of the soldier, the representation of weapons, the celebrative and self-representational language that is expressed through iconography and epigraphy, the elements of clothing, the figure of individual soldiers, the reasons for the presence of some military units, the military settlements, the logistical aspects and land security, the civil-military relations, etc. These are topics that are addressed through different methodological approaches, ranging from pure iconographic analysis, to the comparative study of iconographic and epigraphic apparatus, from field archaeology to the study of single material classes and to actual historical analysis. Maria Cristina Vallicelli (Soprintendenza archeologia, belle arti e paesaggio per l’area metropolitana di Venezia e le province di Belluno, Padova e Treviso, Italy) PROGRAMME Wednesday, February 27th Chairman: Ludovico Rebaudo 13.30 - Registration 14.00 - Welcome address Matteo Cadario, Paolo Gallo and Stefano Magnani 14.30 - Statue loricate in Cisalpina Matteo Cadario 14.55 - Militi gloriosi. Fregi d’armi nella Cisalpina Chiara Bozzi 15.20 - La rappresentazione dell’ariete da assedio. Un blocco con fregio d’armi da Novalesa (TO) Letizia Turconi 15.45 - Vittorie e trofei: modelli e varianti del linguaggio celebrativo nell’Italia settentrionale tra tarda repubblica e inizio dell’impero Carlo Lualdi 16.10 - Coffee break 16.45 - La estatua militar inv. 645 del Museo Nacional de Arte Romano de Mérida David Ojeda 17.10 - L’orgoglio della divisa. L’uso dell’immagine militare in Campania tra la Repubblica e il Principato Alessandra Avagliano 17.45 - Il busto maschile loricato del teatro romano di Trieste: un riesame Paolo Casari 18.10 - Militari o civili? Un primo censimento delle “Zwiebelknopffibeln” nella penisola italiana Maurizio Buora