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SUMMARY:National Narratives and the Medieval Mediterranean April 2015\, 
 American Academy in Rome\, Italy
DESCRIPTION:A conference sponsored by the Getty Foundation's Connecting 
 Art Histories Initiative and the American Academy in Rome.\n\n9:00 am:&n
 bsp\;Welcome and Introduction from the Co-directors&nbsp\;Kimberly Bowes
 \, American Academy in Rome\, and&nbsp\;William Tronzo\, University of C
 alifornia San Diego:&nbsp\;“When -- if ever -- will a history of Medit
 erranean art and archaeology be possible?”\n\n9:30 am:&nbsp\;Silvia Ar
 mando\, Metropolitan Museum of Art:&nbsp\;“Oriented Words: Shifting Ca
 tegories and Mutable Lexical Choices at the Dawn of Islamic Art Studies�
 ��\n\n10:00 am: Francisco J. Moreno Martin\, Universidad Complutense de 
 Madrid:&nbsp\;“The Treasure of Guarrazar: The Ideological Use of Visig
 othic Archaeology and Art from the 19th century onwards”\n\n11:00&nbsp
 \;am:&nbsp\;Dina Bakhoum\, American University of Cairo:&nbsp\;“The Co
 mité de Conservation des Monuments de l’Art Arabe in Context”\n\n11
 :30&nbsp\;am:&nbsp\;Ruggero Longo\, Università degli Studi della Tuscia
 \, Viterbo:&nbsp\;“Idealizing Medieval Mediterranean? Creation\, Re-cr
 eation and Representation of Arab-Norman Sicily”\n\nnoon:&nbsp\;Judith
  Bronstein\, University of Haifa:&nbsp\;“Zionism\, Israel Crusader Pas
 t and&nbsp\;Archaeological&nbsp\;Remains”\n\n2:45 pm:&nbsp\;Trpimir Ve
 driš\, University of Zagreb: “The Baptismal Font of Duke Višeslav: A
  Case Study in the History of Reception and Formation of Croatian Nation
 al Identity (c.1853 – c.2013)”\n\n3:15&nbsp\;pm:&nbsp\;Magdalena Sko
 blar\, The British School at Athens/The British School at Rome:&nbsp\;�
 �Repurposing the Virgin: How an Early Medieval Sculpture Became a Modern
 -Day Croatian Icon”\n\n3:45 pm:&nbsp\;Solinda Kamani\, University of K
 ent\,&nbsp\;“Archaeology and the Construction of National Identity in 
 Communist Albania”\n\n5:00&nbsp\;pm:&nbsp\;Nikolas Bakirtzis\, Cyprus 
 Institute:&nbsp\;“Medieval Fortifications as Heritage: The Cases of Ni
 cosia and Rhodes”\n\n5:30&nbsp\;pm:&nbsp\;Erica D’Amico\, University
  of Richmond\, Rome:&nbsp\;“How the 'Byzantine Past' is Used in Archae
 ological Perspective: A Case Study in Venice and the Veneto region”\n\
 n6:00&nbsp\;pm:&nbsp\;Moheddine Chaouali\, Insitut National du Patrimoin
 e\, Tunisia:&nbsp\;“L'Afrique du Nord byzantine à la lumière des dé
 couvertes archéologiques récentes”
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150528
LOCATION:Rome\, Italy
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