Mobility and Migration in Antiquity

INTRODUCTION - Jana Mokrišova, Benjamin Gray, Elena Isayev, Selim Ferruh Adal?, Evan Jewell, Turhan Kaçar, and Lindsey A. Mazurek; SECTION 1: A borderless world? Rethinking boundaries, edges, and borderlands through movement; 1. Archaeogenetics and modes of mobility in the ancient Mediterranean - Hannah M. Moots and Mehmet Somel; 2. Mobility and borderlands in Hittite Anatolia - N. ?lgi Gerçek; 3. Religion and mobility: a Phoenician case study from the western Mediterranean - Megan Daniels; 4. Creating borders: early Greek mobilities in Ionia and Cilicia = Naoise Mac Sweeney and Jana Mokrišova; 5. Who can stay? Wrongful presence, inutility and expulsion of citizens in the Roman Empire - Elena Isayev; 6. People in motion: rethinking Mediterranean mobility in the Byzantine period using bioarchaeological data - Efthymia Nikita; SECTION 2: Environmental adaptations: rethinking lifeways and climatic change through movement; 7. How close is a neighbor? Demography, maritime networks and disaster in the Bronze Age Cyclades (Greece) - Katherine Jarriel; 8. The grass is (almost) always greener in Egypt: Libyans, Sea Peoples and climate migration at the end of the Late Bronze Age - Ellen Morris; 9. Processes of colonial migration in the Iron Age: economic and environmental considerations - Adam W. Schneider; 10. Should I stay or should I go? Some considerations on mobility and sedentism in (pre-)Roman Italy - Christian Heitz; 11. Mosquito colonizers versus human colonizers: the environmental-epidemiological inflections of Roman colonial mobility in Republican-era Italy - Evan Jewell; SECTION 3: Cosmopolitanism: rethinking regimes of belonging through movement; 12. Mobility and the making of Greek political thought: Aristotle Politics III in context - Benjamin Gray; 13. The almost citizens: Plataeans between metoikia and citizenship - Tim Shea and Rebecca Futo Kennedy; 14. Patterns of migration in the eastern Mediterranean c. 400 BCE - c. 100 CE - Christian A. Thomsen, Kira L. Larsen and Maja Rechendorff Moller; 15. What's a woman got to do with it? Migration to the Aegean islands in the Hellenistic and early Imperial periods - Julietta Steinhauer; 16. Citizenship and mobility in the city of Rome - Olivia Elder; 17. The Piazzale delle Corporazioni as a space of diaspora in Roman Ostia - Lindsey A. Mazurek; SECTION 4: Forced mobility and displacement: rethinking imperialism and violence through movement; 18. War captives and mass deportations in the Urartian kingdom: an overview - Ali Çifçi; 19. "Forced" migration: people on the move between Ionia and the Black Sea - Veronika Sossau; 20. Between "evacuation" and "being kicked out": mapping the ancient terminology of forcible population expulsions onto lived experience in the ancient Greek world - James Hua; 21. Imperial ideology, destruction, enslavement and deportation: comparative perspectives on forced migration in Hellenistic Greece - Ryan Boehm; 22. Exile in later Greek discourse and the pseudonymous letters of Themistocles - Zilong Guo; 23. Geographic mobility in the Familia Caesaris - Rose MacLean; SECTION 5: Trade, craft, and labour: rethinking technology and knowledge through movement; 24. Craft mobility and the Mycenaean palaces: travelling masons, labourers and metalsmiths? - Nicholas Blackwell; 25. The local(e) jokes of Plautine comedy - Hans Bork; 26. Human mobility and technological transfer in the mining industry of the Iberian peninsula - Linda R. Gosner and Claire Holleran; 27. Controlled mobility, controlled trade: institutional and physical management of commercial shipping in Roman ports during the High Empire - Emilia Mataix Ferrandiz; SECTION 6: Journeys and pilgrimages: rethinking religion and networks through movement; 28. Murderous migrants in Homer - Eunice Kim; 29. Souvenirs as products and agents of mobility in the Roman Empire - Maggie L. Popkin; 30. Ecclesiastical mobility in Late Antiquity - Turhan Kaçar; 31. Pilgrim's progress: the bioarchaeology of Byzantine monasticism and pilgrimage to the Holy Land - Lesley A. Gregoricka, Susan G. Sheridan and Margaret A. Judd; 32. Religious institutions and human movement across the Indian Ocean - Jeremy Simmons and Suchandra Ghosh; SECTION 7: Who does not move in the Near East? Rethinking paradigms of sedentism and gender through movement; 33. Women's sedentary lifestyle in the ancient Near East between myth and reality: the case of the Assyrian women in the nineteenth century BCE - Cecile Michel; 34. A woman's place is in the house? Perspectives on women's mobility in Sumerian didactic literature - Jana Matuszak; 35. Intersectional approaches to women's mobility in Old Babylonian Mesopotamia - Nancy Highcock; 36. Residential mobility in Mesopotamia's Old Babylonian period - Seth Richardson; 37. Immobility in Iron Age ideologies: the case of Assyria in the ancient Near East - Selim Ferruh Adal?; EPILOGUE; 38. Anchored mobilities? (Dis)connecting the Mediterranean on a 14-m wooden boat - Elizabeth S. Greene and Justin Leidwanger; 39. Migrations and the Non-Human. Ecologies in the Year of the Locust - Dan-el Padilla Peralta.