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FINAL PROGRAMME, UPDATED 26/11/2018FIRST DAY12.12.2018Salle Doucet - 3, rue Michelet, Paris15.30François Villeneuve – Paris 1 / UMR 7041 _ FranceWelcome by the Director of ARSCAN and supervisor of the ACTECH projectPART ONEThe ACTECH ProjectBuildings Archaeology, Archives and IT applied to Cultural Heritage15.50Piero Gilento - Paris 1 / UMR 7041 / ACTECH Project_FranceThe Study of the Near Eastern Building techniques and the Legacy of Howard Crosby Butler16.30Stefano Anastasio – MiBACT_ItalyThe contribution of historical archives to Jordan archaeology: some case studies17.10Livio De Luca – MAP / CNRS_FranceReality-based 3D annotation for the collaborative study of heritage artefacts17.50 - 18.10 Coffee BreakPART TWOBUILDING IN THE “GREAT SYRIA” (I)Material Culture in the Near East: building processes and pottery productions18.10Jean-Claude Bessac_CNRS (Hemeritus)_FranceAn overview of stone building processes in the Near East between Late Antiquity and the early Middle-Ages18:50Pierre-Marie Blanc - CNRS / UMR 7041_Paris_FrancePottery Production in the Hawrān from the Roman time to the Islamic era: Interactions and Exchanges between spaces and times19.30 – Welcome AperitifSECOND DAY13.12.2018Centre Max Weber, NanterrePART THREEBUILDING IN THE “GREAT SYRIA” (II)Construction Techniques between Syria and Jordan9.30Pascale Clauss–Balty, Independent scholar_FranceBuilding techniques in Southern Syria: a fully lithic and modular architecture10.10Pauline Piraud – Fournet – IFPO _ Amman_JordanBostra, the “Trajan Palace”. Stratigraphy and Constructive Techniques10.50 – 11.10 Coffee Break11.10Shaker al-Shbib – UMR7041, Paris_FranceBuilding techniques of the Byzantine and Early Islamic Times of the fortifications in Northern Syria11.50Mattia Guidetti – University of Vienna_AustriaThe conversion of landscape in Early Medieval Syria12.30 – 14.00 Lunch14.00Piero Gilento - Paris 1 - UMR 7041 – ACTECH Project_FranceBuilding Techniques in the Jordanian Hawrān: Chrono-typologies for Walls and Arches14.40Nayl Mohammad Tuhamer – Department of Antiquities of Jordan_JordanByzantine and Islamic architecture in Northern Jordan15.20 – 15.40 Coffee Break15.40Ignacio Arce – German-Jordanian University_JordanStratigraphy, building techniques and the review of the phasing and dating of Late Antique and Umayyad architecture in Bilad es-Sham (6th-8th centuries)16.20Barbara Perlich – Technical University of Berlin_GermanyBuilding Qasr al-Mushatta17.00- 17:30 - DISCUSSION animated by François Villeneuve19:30 Joint DinnerTHIRD DAY14.12.2018Centre Max Weber, NanterrePART FOURBUILDING BETWEEN EAST AND WESTInfluences, Interactions and Transmission 9.30Apolline Vernet – UMR8167_FranceMaking the newcomers feeling at home: a reappraisal of domestic architecture in Near East after the Islamic Conquest10.10Jean-Pierre Van Staëvel – University of Paris 1- Panthèon Sorbonne_FranceEchoes of the Empire: Building materials and techniques in Ifrîqiya under the Aghlabid and Fatimid rule 9th-10th centuries)10.50 – 11.10 Coffee Break11.10María de los Ángeles Utrero Agudo – CSIC - EEA_SpainEarly Medieval Hispanic Churches (8th-10th c.). From stratigraphy to building technology11.50Pedro Gurriarán Daza – Independent Scholar_SpainIslamic Building Techniques in al-Andalus from the VIII to the X c.12.30 – 13.00ROUND TABLE animated by François Villeneuve, Dominique Pieri and Antonio AlmagroCONCLUSIONS by Antonio Almagro – EEA / CSIC_Spain13.15 Greetings