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An International conference organised by Mary Harlow and Cécile Michel. Secretary: Louise QuillienGDRI Ancient Textiles from the Orient to the Mediterranean (ATOM)Textiles et genre s'entrecroisent à plusieurs niveaux, depuis la transformation des matières premières en tissu, jusqu'aux vêtements, et à la construction des identités. Les contributions à ce colloque examineront la division du travail selon le genre dans la production de textiles, ainsi que les attitudes à l'égard de l'habillement et du genre à travers le Proche-Orient et la culture méditerranéenne dans l'Antiquité (depuis 3000 av. J.-C.), en mettant en valeur les associations interculturelles et culturelles spécifiques. ProgrammeJeudi 4 Octobre9h30-9h45 Registration9h45-10h00  Welcome and introductionGender and Textile Production10h00-10h30 Agata Ulanowska, University of Warsaw, Towards engendering textile production in Middle Bronze Age Crete10h30-11h00 Hedvig Landenius Enegren, University of Uppsala, Women, men, girls and boys- gendered textile work at Late Bronze Age Knossos11h00-11h30 Coffee break11h30-12h00 Damien Agut, CNRS, ArScAn-HAROC, Nanterre, A man’s business? Washing the clothes in Ancient Egypt (2nd and 1st millennium BC)12h00-12h30 Beate Wagner-Hasel, Universität Hannover, Female dues and the production of textiles in ancient Greece12h30-14h00  Lunch break Afternoon14h00-14h30  Lin Foxhall, University of Liverpool, work: the gendered practice, behaviors and identities of textile manufacture in ancient Greek and Italic communities14h30-15h00 Magdalena Ohrman, University of Wales and CTR, Work gendering space? Roman gender, Textile work, and Time in shared domestic spaces15h00-15h30 Lena Larsson Lovén, University of Gothenburg, Textiles, femininity and masculinity in Roman society15h30-16h00 Coffee break16h00-16h30 Sophie Desrosiers, EHESS, Centre de Recherche Historiques, Paris, The sense of weaving: cloth, garments and gender in the Central AndesGendered garments and accessories in the Ancient Near East16h30-17h00      Barbara Couturaud, Institut Français du Proche-Orient, Erbil Looking for women. A visual investigation on feminine garments in ancient Mesopotamia during the Early Bronze Age20h00    Conference dinnerVendredi 5 Octobre10h00-10h30 Louise Quillien, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, Paris The gender of garments in 1st millennium BC Babylonia, an inquiry through texts and iconography10h30-11h00 Philippe Abrahami, Université de Lille, and Brigitte Lion, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne The gender of clothes in the Late Bronze Age11h00-11h30 Coffee break11h30-12h00  Valérie Matoïan, CNRS, Proclac, Paris, and Juan Pablo Vita, CSIC, MadridTextiles and gender in Ugarit12h00-12h30 Cécile Michel, CNRS, ArScAn-HAROC, Nanterre Belts and pins as gendered elements of clothing in 3rd and 2nd millennia Mesopotamia12h30-14h00      Lunch breakGarments for gods and goddesses, garments of the dead and of statues14h00-14h30 Maria Giovanna Biga, Università La Sapienza, Roma, Textiles and gender in the Syrian society of the 3rd millennium BC according to the Ebla texts14h30-15h00 Anne-Caroline Rendu Loisel, Université de Strasbourg“I made you put on garments, I made you dress in linen.” Goddesses, gods and garments in Sumerian literature15h00-15h30 Francis Joannès, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, Paris, The goddess Nanaia’s new clothes15h30-16h00  Coffee break16h00-16h30  Cecilie Brøns, Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen, Gender, dress and colour: female garments in ancient Greco-Roman art16h30-17h00 Mary Harlow, University of Leicester, White men and rainbow women: gendered colour coding in Roman dress20h00 Conference dinnerSamedi 6 OctobreGendered garments in the Greco-Roman world10h00-10h30 Catherine Breniquet, Université Clermont-Auvergne, Marie Bèche- Wittmann, Christine Bouilloc, Camille Gaumat, Musée Bargoin, Clermont Métropole, Clermont-Ferrand, Garments for potters? Textiles, gender and funerary practices at Les Martres-de-Veyre, France (Roman period)10h30-11h00  Nikki K. Rollason, University of Leicester, Climate change and male clothing in the Later Roman Empire11h00-11h30 Coffee break11h30-12h00  Amy Place, University of Leicester, Female ‘Fashion’ in the early North African Church12h00-12h30 Eva Andersson Strand, Copenhagen University, Textile for Textile Research, Copenhagen, Concluding remarks12h30-14h00 Lunch 