Simon Malmberg

Hjemmeside: http://uib.academia.edu/SimonMalmberg

Stilling: førsteamanuensis

Telefon: 55 58 22 00

E-post: Simon.Malmberg@ahkr.uib.no

Besøksadresse: Øysteinsgt 1

Romnummer: 421

Simon Malmberg studerer hvordan trafikk og bevegelse kan skape og opprettholde lokal identitet og en synkretistisk kultur i storbymiljø. Fokus for hans forskning har vært Suburaområdet i Roma's sentrum, byportsområdet i Roma's østre periferi, havneområdet langs Tiberen i Roma syd, samt Roma's havneby Ostia i perioden 100-500 e.Kr. Malmberg har også studert hvordan hovedsteder kan uttrykke sin politiske status gjennom arkitektur og ritualer, med fokus på Roma, Konstantinopel og Ravenna ca. 300-800 e.Kr. Han har videre forsket på ritualer i forbindelse med keiserpalassenes banketter i Roma og Konstantinopel.

Forskningsfelt

Romersk arkeologi, spesielt senantikken

Urbane prosesser i Roma, Ostia, Ravenna og Konstantinopel, spesielt i havnekvarter

Sosial, etnisk og religiøs identitet

Trafikk og urbane bevegelser

Keiserlige sermonier, politisk legitimitet, hovedstaders funksjoner

Måltidsvitenskap

Publikasjoner i Cristin

Utvalda Publikasjoner

Monografier

Forthcoming: The Moving City: Processions, Passages and Promenades in Ancient Rome (Bloomsbury Academic), co-edited with Jonas Bjørnebye & Ida Östenberg

2003: Dazzling Dining: Banquets as an Expression of Imperial Legitimacy (Uppsala University), PhD thesis. Examiner: Professor Dame Averil Cameron [257 pages] 

Artiklar & Bokkapitel

Forthcoming: ’Ships Are Seen Gliding Swiftly along the Sacred Tiber’: the river as an artery of urban movement and development, in J. Bjørnebye, S. Malmberg & I. Östenberg (eds.), The Moving City: Processions, Passages and Promenades in Ancient Rome (Bloomsbury Academic) (peer-reviewed)

Forthcoming: Introduction, in J. Bjørnebye, S. Malmberg & I. Östenberg (eds.), The Moving City: Processions, Passages and Promenades in Ancient Rome (Bloomsbury Academic). Written with Ida Östenberg. 

2014: Triumphal Arches and Gates of Piety at Constantinople, Ravenna and Rome, in S. Birk, T. Myrup Kristensen & B. Poulsen (eds.), Using Images in Late Antiquity (Oxbow Books), pp. 150-189. (peer-reviewed)

2014: Ravenna: Naval Base, Commercial Hub, Capital City, in K. Höghammar & A. Lindhagen (eds.), The Geography of Connections. Proceedings of a conference held at the Department of Archaeology and Ancient History at Uppsala university, 23-25 September 2010 (Boreas. Uppsala Studies in Ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern Civilizations) (Uppsala University Press) (peer-reviewed)

2014: The Swedish Institute of Classical Studies at Rome, in C. Smith (ed.), Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology (Springer), pp. 7181-7183. Written with Barbro Santillo Frizell.

2013: The New Palace of Mehmed Fatih and its Byzantine Legacy, in A. Ödekan, N. Necipoglu & E. Akyürek (eds.), The Byzantine Court: Source of Power and Culture. Papers from the Second International Sevgi Gönül Byzantine Studies Symposium (Koç University Press), pp. 49-55. (peer-reviewed)

2013: Byen mellem havnene: skibsfart og dagligt brød i senantikkens Konstantinopel [The city between the harbours: shipping and daily bread in late antique Constantinople], Sfinx 2013:2, pp. 57-61. (peer-reviewed)

2013: Vad är klassisk arkeologi? [What is classical archaeology?], Riss: et arkeologisk tidsskrift 2013:1, pp. 16-23.

2013: Banquets, Byzantine, in R. Bagnall, K. Brodersen, C.B. Champion, A. Erskine & S.R. Huebner (eds.), The Encyclopedia of Ancient History (Wiley-Blackwell), 1035-1036.

2012: Romerskt bordsskick [Roman table manners], Klassisk Forum 2012:2, 53-59.

2011: Movement and Urban Development at Two City Gates in Rome: the Porta Esquilina and Porta Tiburtina, in R. Laurence & D. Newsome (eds.), Rome, Ostia and Pompeii: Movement and Space (Oxford University Press), pp. 361-385. Written with Hans Bjur. (peer-reviewed)

2010: Forum Romanum: marknadsplats eller monument? [Forum Romanum: market place or monument?], Tidningen Stad 2 (2010). pp. 42-43.

2010: Mehmet Fatihs bysantinska palats [The Byzantine Palace of Mehmet Fatih], Dragomanen 14, pp. 74-80.

2009: Navigating the Urban Via Tiburtina, in H. Bjur & B. Santillo Frizell (eds.), Via Tiburtina: Space, Movement and Artefacts in the Urban Landscape (Swedish Institute in Rome), pp. 61-78. (peer-reviewed)

2009: The Suburb as Centre, in H. Bjur & B. Santillo Frizell (eds.), Via Tiburtina: Space, Movement and Artefacts in the Urban Landscape (Swedish Institute in Rome), pp. 109-128. Written with Hans Bjur. (peer-reviewed)

2009: Finding Your Way in the Subura, in M. Driessen et al. (eds.), TRAC 2008. Proceedings of the Eighteenth Annual Theoretical Roman Archaeology Conference (Oxbow Books), pp. 39-51. (peer-reviewed)

2007: Dazzling Dining, in L. Brubaker & K. Linardou (eds.), Eat, Drink and Be Merry (Luke 12:19) – Food and Wine in Byzantium. Papers of the 37th Annual Spring Symposium of Byzantine Studies in Honour of Professor A.A.M. Bryer (Ashgate), pp. 75-91. (peer-reviewed)

2005: Visualising Hierarchy at Imperial Banquets, in W. Mayer & S. Trzcionka (eds.), Feast, Fast or Famine: Food and Drink in Byzantium [Byzantina Australiensia 15] (Australian Association for Byzantine Studies), pp. 11-24. (peer-reviewed)

2005: Rituals on the road: two highways at Rome and Ravenna AD 400-750, in H. Bjur & B. Santillo Frizell (eds.), Via Tiburtina. Space, movement and artefacts in the urban landscape [The Swedish Institute in Rome. Projects and Seminars, 4:1] (The Swedish Institute in Rome), pp. 47-50.

Resensjoner

Forthcoming: Review of M. David, Eternal Ravenna: from the Etruscans to the Venetians, in The Classical Review 65:1

2014: Review of S. Alcock, J. Bodel, R. Talbert (eds.), Highways, byways, and road systems in the pre-modern world, in The Classical Review 64:1, pp. 262-264.

2011: Review of L. Revell, Roman Imperialism and Local Identities, in European Journal of Archaeology 14:1-2, pp. 334-336. 

2009: Review of P. von Rummel, Habitus barbarus: Kleidung und Repräsentation spätantiker Eliten im 4. und 5. Jahrhundert, in Opuscula 2, pp. 226-227. 

 

ARK102: Utvikling og framvekst av jordbruk, tidleg metallbruk og hierarkiske samfunn

ARK 103:Kulturar ved Middelhavet, i Nord-Europa og Norden i tidsrommet ca 1000 f.Kr.-570 e.Kr.

ARK201:Teori og metode

ARK250: Bacheloroppgåve i arkeologi

ARK302:Arkeologi: landskap, kulturminne og forvalting

ARK 305:Arkeologisk metode

ARK350:Arkeologi mastergradsoppgåve

Mediterranean Gateway of Imperial Rome: routine movement in the southern periphery studerar rörelser i staden Roms södra periferi, dvs de stadsdelar som sträcker sig längs Tibern och viae Portuensis, Ostiensis och Appia söder om stadens republikanska mur. Det var områden som karakteriserades av handel och transport, en hög fysisk integration och en kosmopolitisk och fluktuerande befolkning. Projektet kommer att undersöka den rutinmässiga rörelsens betydelse i att forma och förändra social identitet och urban karaktär i detta område under perioden 100-500 e.Kr.