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YEAST FOR CHANGES
Vikings and their impact on Medieval Europe
Conference 21-22 May 2015, Wrocław (Poland)
PROGRAMME:
1st DAY, 21of May
10.00-11.00 – REGISTRATION
11.00-11.45 – OPENING CEREMONY
Welcome by prof. Andrzej Buko
Welcome by prof. Sławomir Moździoch Welcome by
prof. Władysław DuczkoWelcome by prof.
Przemysław Wiszewski
11.45-14.00 – SESSION 1
Władysław Duczko (Pułtusk): Scandinavian impact on the
Viking-Age Eastern Europe
Alexander Musin (St. Petersburg) & Olga Tarabardina
(Novgorod): The Scandinavian
settlements in the Eastern Europe and the rise of
Novgorod
Andrzej Buko (Warsaw): Scandinavian elements on the cemetery at
Bodzia
Heidi M. Sherman (Wisconsin): Staraia Ladoga and the Emporia
Thesis: The Anatomy of a
“Non- Place” in Viking -Age Russia
Discussion
14.00-15.00 – Lunch
15.00-16.30 – SESSION 2
Gitte Tarnow Ingvardson (Copenhagen): The Earliest Viking Age
hoard and the
Reorganisation of Trade of Bornholm (Denmark)
Zbigniew Kobyliński & Kamil Rabiega (Warsaw): Symbolic role
of boats and ships in Medieval Europe: Scandinavia and
beyond
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Norbert Gossler & Christoph Jahn (Berlin): Vikings at
the Lower Memel? A critical look at
the material culture from the cemetery of Linkuhnen/Rževskoe
(Russian Federation)
Discussion
16.30-17.00 – Coffee break
17.00-18.30 – SESSION 3
Marek Jankowiak (Oxford): From slaves to states. The
Scandinavian slave trade and the
emergence of states in Northern and Central Europe
Vladimir Zorić
(Palermo): Cappella Palatina – paradigm
of the cultural landscape in themulti-ethnic Norman Kingdom of
Sicily
Błażej Stanisławski (Wrocław): Rus’ quarter in
Constantinople
Discussion
19.30 – Welcome dinner
2nd DAY, 22 of May
10.30-12.30 – SESSION 4
Karolina Czonstke (Bornholm): Early medieval slavic
jewellery from Bornholm against a
Slavic-Scandinavian contacts
Mateusz Bogucki (Warsaw): Polish-Danish contacts in the
late tenth century in the light of
numismatic finds
Santa Jansone & Artis Āboltiņš (Riga): Vikings before
Vikings. Scandinavian expansion in Eastern Baltic area during
Late Iron Age (5th-7 th centuries)
Marie Brinch ( Nykøbing): The Fejø cups
Discussion
12.30-13.00 – Coffee break
13.00-14.30 – SESSION 5
Marcin Böhm (Opole): Malta – as a base of
fleet of Sicilian Normans between 1091 and1194? Another voice in
the discussion
Tomsz Pełech (Wrocław): "And anyone seeing him ride, would have
conjectured that he was
not a Roman but had come from
Normandy" – interpretation of rhetorical figure
from the Xth Book of Alexiad of Anne Komnene
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Remigiusz Gogosz (Rzeszów): From Vikings to Crusaders. The
influence of crusading ideason Scandinavia at the end of the Viking
Age and its impact on Crusading movements in
Europe
Discussion
14.30-15.30 – Lunch
15.30-17.00 – SESSION 6
Leszek Gardeła (Rzeszów): Thor's hammers, miniature weapons and
supernatural beings.Scandinavian-style amulets in Poland
Felix Biermann (Göttingen): The Viking Impact in Liutician
Lands
Torbjorn Brorsson (Lund): Analyses of Viking age
Scandinavian and Slavonic pottery in the Baltic
region – Thin section analyses and
ICP-analyses
Discussion
17.00-17.15 – Coffee break
17.15-18.30 – SESSION 7
Jacek Mianowski (Bydgoszcz): The Stories
Untold – Extra-linguistic Dimension of Early
Welsh Literacy
Łukasz Neubauer (Koszalin): ‘Ne þurfe we us spillan’: The
Anglo-Saxon Depiction of theVikings as Cold-Blooded Tacticians and
Skilful Negotiators in The Battle of Maldon and Other
Documents Relating to the Dramatic Events of the Summer of
991
Discussion
