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Projet HOMERE (HOmmes – Milieux – Environnements – cultuREs) - MMSH Aix-en-Provence. Rencontre organisée par l'IFEA et la Koç University, en collaboration avec le réseau Balnéorient (MOM-Lyon, MAE-Nanterre, MMSH Aix-en-Provence, IFPO, IFAO, Labo. Islam Médiéval-Paris 4 / Sorbonne) et le DAI.Date : 7-8 décembre 2010Lieu : Salle des séminaires de l’Institut Français d'Etudes Anatoliennes, Palais de France, Nuru Ziya Sokak, 10 P.K.54, TR-34433, Beyoğlu - IstanbulContact : Olivier HENRY (IFEA), olivier.henry@ifea-istanbul.net, tel. 00 90 212 244 17 17 (126)PresentationThe aim of this workshop is to address water supply and water-related structures from architectural, urbanistic, environmental and sociological perspectives. While the chronological timeframe covers the period from Antiquity to modern times, the geographical Framework focuses on Anatolia and its bordering regions, as they were part of the Ottoman Empire. Buildings concerned in this study include any kind of public structure whose function is related with the use of water (bath house, fountains, aqueducts, dams, pools, cisterns, baptisteries and so on).We wish not only to question the impact of water-related structures on the environment, but also to define the architectural and sociological patterns that shaped their use and establishment throughout the ages.Our goal is to gather scholars with knowledge of diverse time-periods and regions as well as in different fields of technical expertise in order to produce a new, over-arching approach to study water supply and water-related structure from an interdisciplinary perspective. It is hoped that the workshop might be a starting point for further collaborative work on the topic, within the larger framework of the research project Balnéorient.Program of the workshop(dec. 7, 2010)I. Problematic and State of Research9:00-9:20   Presentation Balnéorient (M.-F. Boussac, Nanterre Univ. Paris)9:20-9:40    The Greek and Roman Baths of Egypt : State of the question (B. Redon, IFAO Cairo)9:40-10:00   State of Research in Roman and Late Antique Middle East (G. Charpentier, MOM Lyon &#38; Th. Fournet, Ifpo Damas)10:00-10:20   Bathing in a 'Western Style'. Private Bath Complexes in Roman and Late Antique Asia Minor (I. Uytterhoeven, Koç RCAC Istanbul)10:20-10:40   Hammams of Ottoman Syria (B. Marino, IREMAM, MMSH Aix-en-Provence)10:40-11:00   The State of Scholarship on Ottoman Hammams (N. Ergin, Koç University)11:00-11:20   BreakII. From Corpus to Topics: Baths, Water and Environment11:20-11:40 From texts to archaeology: the mechanai (water wheels) in the antique baths ( M.F. Boussac, Nanterre Univ. Paris and B. Redon, IFAO Cairo)11:40-12:00 Providing Water in roman-byzantine thermae, a case study (G. Charpentier, MOM Lyon)12:00-12:20 The Water Issues in Court Records (Ottoman Syria) (B. Marino, IREMAM, MMSH Aix-en-Provence)12:20-12:40 Repartition of the Hammams in Istanbul and their connection with water access (M. Pinon-Demircivi, IFEA-Paris-Sorbonne)12:40-14:00   Lunch Break14:00-14:20  What happened to the surplus waters of the public fountains in the latter sixteenth-century Istanbul (D. Karakaş)14:20-14:40 Social pratices (Thermalism) (F. Tamarozzi, Musée des Civilisations de Europe et de la Méditerranée)III. Workshop : From Standards to Case Studies and Corpus14:40-15:00 Presentation of the architectural corpus and standards (Th. Fournet, Ifpo Damas, G. Charpentier, MOM Lyon and D. Laroche, French Institute in Izmir)15:00-15:20 Small Baths of Metropolis (G.U. Tutuncu, Architect Izmir, and R. Meriç, Yasar Univ. Izmir)15:20-15:40 The baths of Zeugma and Edessa (M. Önal, Harran Univ., Sanliurfa)15:40-16:00 A semi-public bath building in Pergamon and its water supply (S. Japp, German Institute of Archaeology, Berlin)16:00-16h40  : General discussion : from case studies to the corpus16:40-17:00   Break17:00-18:30   Discussion19:30   Dinner(dec. 8, 2010)9:00-11:00   Discussion on Perspectives and future Collaborations11:00-11:20   Closing of the workshop, final remarks from M.F. Boussac