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Photo of the Month

February 2021

11. Februar 202111. Februar 2021 DAI Istanbul IT

D-DAI-IST-NWS-2015-0147 We continue our „Photo of the Month“ series with a copy of a plan. We owe this colorful drawing, which delicately gives all the details of Urfa’s Lidar Village, […]

Bridging Eurasia | General

Capacity Building Project in Bergama

4. Februar 202111. Februar 2021 DAI Istanbul IT

Do you think that archaeological teams only deal with conducting excavation and publishing its results? Archaeology has become more an interdisciplinary field in the last decades. One essential aspect became […]

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Pandemics and Healing at Roman Pergamon – Recording

28. Januar 202129. Januar 2021 DAI Istanbul IT

The worldwide spread of the corona virus is currently having a major impact on the everyday life of many people. While this is a new experience for most of us, […]

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Lecture Announcement

26. Januar 202119. Februar 2021 DAI Istanbul IT

About Assyrians, Hittites and Romans in Boğazköy / Hattuša

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Lecture Programme 2020/ 2021

18. Januar 202119. Februar 2021 DAI Istanbul IT

Our lecture programme 2020/ 2021 is now online! Lectures are planned as online events on Thursday evenings at 18.00 hrs (Istanbul time). Registration links will be posted on https://www.facebook.com/daiistanbul/ Yeni […]

Bridging Eurasia | General

Photo of the Month

14. Januar 202111. Februar 2021 DAI Istanbul IT

If these two beautiful women in the photograph who enjoy emptiness in front of the Kariye Mosque or formerly known as the Chora Monastery, with their children in the shade […]

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Syria 1999 Memories

8. Januar 202112. Januar 2021 DAI Istanbul IT

Archaeology and traveling are very much connected. How to experience an archaeological context without traveling and visiting the actual sites? Travelling, archaeology, and photography joint from the beginning of photography. […]

Photo of the Month

January 2021

4. Januar 202111. Februar 2021 DAI Istanbul IT

D-DAI-IST-Inv-064168 If these two beautiful women in the photograph who enjoy emptiness in front of the Kariye Mosque or formerly known as the Chora Monastery, with their children in the […]

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Erna Eckstein – Photographic Memories

6. Dezember 202019. Februar 2021 DAI Istanbul IT

The exhibition is dedicated to Erna Eckstein, Albert Eckstein’s wife, who was appointed to Ankara as part of Ataturk’s university reform in 1935. Much has been written about his work, […]

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