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190 Jahre DAI

Die 190 jährige Geschichte des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts

190YearsDAI

Day 184 Göbekli Tepe

22. October 201921. October 2019 DAI

Göbekli Tepe, which is located 15 kilometres east of the city of Şanlıurfa (SE-Turkey), is an artificial mound (höyük) comprised of archaeological deposits from a period spanning some 1.500 years […]

190YearsDAI

Day 112 The largest Neolithic site in Europe

11. August 20198. August 2019 DAI

The south-east Transdanubian Region known as the Sárköz was an important zone of interaction from the earliest Neolithic to the middle Copper Age. In this area, Neolithic cultures such as […]

190YearsDAI

Day 111 A roman horse’s head

10. August 201930. July 2019 DAI

Ten years ago on 10 August 2009 a team from the DAI’s Romano-Germanic Commission made an extraordinary discovery at the site of Waldgirmes near Wetzlar, a Roman settlement from around […]

190YearsDAI

Day 110 Out of Africa in the Eastern Rif mountains

9. August 201930. July 2019 DAI

Since 1995 the Commission for Archaeology of Non-European Cultures has been working with the Institut National des Sciences de l’Archéologie et du Patrimoine – Morocco’s antiquities authority – on research […]

190YearsDAI

Day 109 Archaeology and shell money

8. August 20198. August 2019 DAI

Archaeological research in the Melanesian cultural area needs the input of ethnology. The living traditions and ways of life of different ethnic groups appear like a unique reflection of bygone […]

190YearsDAI

Day 108 Tracing the Colchian Culture in Georgia

7. August 201930. July 2019 DAI

The settlement mound of Tabakoni near the village of Torsa in western Georgia is the site of a joint research project by the Eurasia Department and Sokhumi University in Tbilisi, […]

190YearsDAI

Day 107 Selinunte – history of a Greek colony

6. August 201930. July 2019 DAI

Selinunte was the largest Greek colony on Sicily in terms of area. It was founded at the end of the 7th century BC by the mother city Megara Hyblaea further […]

190YearsDAI

Day 106 The Cairo Department

5. August 201930. July 2019 DAI

The German expedition house in Thebes was officially opend for operations on 24 December 1904. Its purpose was to offer researchers and artists an opportunity for “thorough work and fresh […]

190YearsDAI

Day 105 The easternmost Greek trading post

4. August 201929. July 2019 DAI

Taganrog lies about 60 kilometres west of Rostov on the Don and some 10 kilometres from where the Don today flows into the Sea of Azov. The settlement at the […]

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