Micro-Regions as Spaces of Socio-Ecological Interaction: 1st Milestone Workshop of the Project »The Transformation of the Pergamon Micro-Region between the Hellenistic and the Roman Imperial Period«. Istanbul, 11–12 March 2022

https://doi.org/10.34780/b573-qb3b

List of Contributors

Synopsis

The growing awareness of the current climate crisis has led to an increased interest in the investigation of historical human-environment interactions. In this context, the micro region has proven to be a significant category for ecological, socio-economic and cultural analyses. Within the framework of the micro-region, it is possible to reconstruct complex socio-ecological systems. The present volume offers a collection of papers held in 2022 at a workshop organized by the project »The Transformation of the Pergamon Micro Region between the Hellenistic and the Roman Imperial Period«. The interdisciplinary contributions reflect on micro regions as spaces of socio-ecological interaction on a theoretical, methodological and empirical level. They convey the current state of knowledge for various regions of the Mediterranean and reveal perspectives for future research.

Keywords:

Hellenistic-roman Pergamon, micro-region, socio-ecology, human-environment relationships

Chapters

  • Foreword by the Editors
    Felix Pirson, Brigitta Schütt, Thekla Schulz
  • Introduction
    Micro-Region and Social Ecology
    Felix Pirson, Brigitta Schütt, Thekla Schulz, Güler Ateş, Daniel Knitter, Ulrich Mania
  • From Micro- to Macro-Region
    Theory and Case-Studies from the Greco-Roman Mediterranean
    John Bintliff
  • Modelling Socio-Ecological Systems in Archaeology
    Interdisciplinary Perspectives on the Concept of ›Micro-Region‹
    Dries Daems, Felix Pirson
  • How much was needed?
    Modelling Small Scale Economic Flows of Resources and Labor in the Pergamon Micro-Region
    Julian Laabs, Daniel Knitter
  • ›Known Unknowns‹
    The Micro-Region Pergamon and the Written Sources
    Andreas Victor Walser, Ursula Kunnert
  • Internal Conficts in Roman-Era Greek Cities
    Arjan Zuiderhoek
  • Studying Coastal Resources and Resource Control in the Context of Early State Formation on the Tyrrhenian Coast (Italy)
    Peter Attema, Luca Alessandri, Francesca Bulian, Jan Sevink
  • Micro-Regions in the Central Mediter ra-nean
    Settlement Systems, Nature and Environment in Greco-Roman Sicily
    Johannes Bergemann
  • Resilience of Rural Cultural Landscapes in the Urla–Çeşme Peninsula
    Elif Koparal, Volkan Demirciler
  • The World, My Village
    Structuring Thoughts on Agriculture and Pastoralism in Southwest Anatolia in Roman Imperial Times
    Jeroen Poblome, Ralf Vandam
  • Quarries, Monuments and Benefactors
    The Connectivity of Natural Resources, Building Activities and Society in Roman Aphrodisias
    Ursula Quatember
  • How Many Micro-Regions in Rural Petra?
    Current Approaches to Researching Social Landscapes in the Hinterland of Petra, Jordan
    Will Kennedy
  • The Socio-Ecological Model of the Pergamon Micro-Region from a Geoarchaeological Perspective
    How to integrate geomorphodynamics?
    Fabian Becker, Xun Yang, Brigitta Schütt, Mehmet Doğan
  • Demography and Living Conditions in the Lower City of Roman Pergamon
    A Survey of Socio-Ecological Interaction in the Pergamon Micro-Region
    Wolf-Rüdiger Teegen, Turhan Doğan
  • The Rural Landscape of the Pergamon Micro-Region as Space of Socio-Ecological Interaction
    The Archaeological Perspective
    Felix Pirson, Bernhard Ludwig, Güler Ateş, Zeki Mete Aksan
  • Construction in Imperial Asia Minor and in Pergamon
    Building as a Source of Understanding Economy, Society, Technology and Ecology
    Ulrich Mania
  • Large-scale Buildings of the Imperial Period in Pergamon
    Land and Material Consumption
    Thekla Schulz, Léa Geisler, İhsan Yeneroğlu
  • Urban Economic Spaces in the Pergamon Micro-Region
    Economic Activities and Functions in the Context of Socio-Ecological Developments
    Sandra Völkel
  • The Pitane Survey (2019–2021)
    The Manufacture of Terra Sigillata/Red Slip Ware within a Regional Socio-Ecological Context
    Philip Bes, Anneke Keweloh-Kaletta
  • Conclusions and Perspectives
    Felix Pirson
  • Bibliography

Published

May 15, 2024

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