Julio Cesar Magalhães de Oliveira

• Ancient History from Below: Possibilities and Challenges, AO.R

• Abstract

  In the studies on Greek colonization or Greek expansion, the Adriatic Sea appears in bibliography as a zone of peripheral Greek presence, which still receives less attention from scholars to the detriment of other areas, such as Sicily and Southern Italy, mainly because these regions offer more historical and archaeological evidence about the Greeks and their process of expansion. The goa…

  The Greek expansion in the Adriatic Sea: mobility, insularity and cultural contact in Central Dalmatia during the Classical and Hellenistic periods, BP.PD

• Abstract

  This project proposes investigate the transformations of some cities landscapes in North Africa and their correlations with the sensorial changes during c. IV-VII AD. Therefore it begins with the study of developments of three topographic components interpreted like structuring of the cities: the spaces of production, habitation, and burial, complemented by the element that connects them …

  Cities and senses in Late Antique North Africa: transformations of urban topographies and sensorial fields (c. IV-VII AD), BP.DR

• Abstract

  The transformations in the urban landscape in late antiquity, such as the modifications and eventual abandonment of the forums, were often seen as a reflection of the decline of the ancient city. However, from the 1990's onward, the critique of the concept of decay and the development of new approaches that placed greater emphasis on the space as a social production changed the tone of th…

  Space and community: a case study of the transformations of Lépcis Magnas forums from the third century to the sixth century, BP.IC

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• Abstract

  This project proposes investigate the transformations of some cities landscapes in North Africa and their correlations with the sensorial changes during c. IV-VII AD. Therefore it begins with the study of developments of three topographic components interpreted like structuring of the cities: the spaces of production, habitation, and burial, complemented by the element that connects them …

  Cities and senses in Late Antique North Africa: transformations of urban topographies and sensorial fields (c. IV-VII AD), BE.EP.DR

• Abstract

  This research project should be carried out as part of a stay at the École Française de Rome from September 2019 to February 2020. It is also part of a research project aimed at drafting an Habilitation Thesis, to be defended at the University of São Paulo in 2020. This is a study about the different uses of rumours in religious conflicts of Late Antiquity, based on a comparative analysis…

  Rumour and power in Ancient Rome: comparative studies on informal communication in the last century of the Republic and in Late Antiquity, BE.PQ

• Abstract

  Mark Antony was an important Roman politician at the end of the Republic. He was linked to important personages and occupied the main political and military positions of the time, which made his life receive great attention. While alive, he received criticism from opponents and esteem of supporters. After his death, remember his life became delicate, either by the process of damnatio memo…

  The images of Mark Antony: memories, forgetfulness and rehabilitation of the figure of the triumvir, BE.EP.DR