Publication: The signature of the stones: pXRF studies on prehistoric axes from the Eastern SaharaPublication:
Contribution on pXRF analysis of prehistoric stone axes from the eastern Sahara.
Publikation: The signature of the stones: pXRF studies on prehistoric axes from the Eastern SaharaPublikation:
Beitrag über pXRF Analyse prähistorischer STeinäxte aus der östlichen Sahara.
DAI Istanbul Spring Tours 2023
We are pleased to announce the 2023 spring tours! Prof. Dr. Felix Pirson will start with the „Highlights of the Istanbul Archaeological Museum“ on Sunday, 04.06.2023 at 12:00. The meeting […]
Report for CAA 2023
The FAIR.rdm project group presented the current situation of research data management at the CAA in Amsterdam.
DAI Athen: Sommerfest 2023 (hybrid)
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The View Through the Camera. Photography in Archaeology
Antique remains used to be documented through drawings and engravings or with gypsum casts and models even before archaeology became an established scientific occupation. These products of artists and travellers, […]
Bericht für CAA 2023
Die FAIR.rdm Projektgruppe hat den Stand des Forschungsdatenmanagements auf der CAA in Amsterdam vorgestellt.
„disiecta membra“: Ein neues Langzeitforschungsvorhaben zur römischen Steinarchitektur in Deutschland
von Katja Roesler Die Römisch-Germanische Kommission (RGK) ist eine von drei Arbeitsstellen des 2023 beginnenden Langzeitvorhabens „disiecta membra. Steinarchitektur und Städtewesen im römischen Deutschland“ im Akademienprogramm der Deutschen Akademien der […]
Double the Knowledge: TransPergMicro Announces Two New Publications
We are pleased to announce the release of two new publications that showcase the latest findings and research conducted by our team. Find out more in this blog post.
KulturGutRetter (KGR): technical characteristics of a cultural heritage response unit
KulturGutRetter is developing technical characteristics for procedures, teams and equipment, enabling the Unit to cover the tasks of damage assessment, evacuation of movable heritage, and emergency intervention on movable and […]
KulturGutRetter (KGR): Technische Charakteristika des Rettungsmechanismus
Das KulturGutRetter-Projekt entwickelt technische Charakteristika für Verfahren, Einsatzkräfte und Ausrüstung, die es der Einheit ermöglichen, die Aufgaben der Schadensbewertung, der Evakuierung von beweglichem Kulturerbe und der Notfallversorgung von mobilem und […]
Lecture Announcement: Turning Mud Into Bricks
The project Building sustainability aims to investigate Levantine Iron Age earthen architecture as a reflection of social dynamics, using the approach of analysing mudbricks as material culture. The study examines […]
The astronomer Johann Friedrich Julius Schmidt (1825-1884) and the DAI Athens
Among the holdings of the DAI Athens archive, there is a fragmented personal diary whose author had not been identified until recently, as the handwriting, a hastily written cursive script […]
Book of the Month – April 2023
In our new category Book of the Month, we would like to introduce you to a book from our library each month. We will start with the publication „…die Reste […]
Lecture Announcement: Re-Considering Hellenistic North Mesopotamia. Investigations at Girdi Matrab and in the Erbil Plain
The transition from Assyria to the Seleucids in North Mesopotamia is one of the most fascinating examples of imperial durability, manifested through phenomena of change and resilience. In this talk […]
