Francesco G. Barsacchi is a Hittitologist, currently assistant professor at the University of Turin (within the project: ITSERR – Italian Strengthening of the European Research Infrastructure RESILIENCE). His research interests […]
Lyrbe (?) is a Greco-Roman site in Eastern Pamphylia (near modern Bucakşeyhler Village in Manavgat, Antalya). Following the excavations in the 1970s conducted by J. Inan, a new survey project […]
Since 2008 I was trained in Black Sea Archaeology in the Pompeiopolis Excavation Project, where I became director of the Pompeiopolis field school (2014–2016) and performed a predoctoral research project […]
Pisidia Region comprise a diverse set of landscape zones that are characterized by great altitude variations. Various studies have been carried out over many years in order to understand the […]
Paolo Maranzana is an Italian archaeologist who studied in Italy (BA University of Pavia), UK (MA King’s College London), and the US (PhD University of Michigan). He is currently an […]
I am a postdoctoral fellow at the Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations (ANAMED) at Koç University, Istanbul, researching the intersections between late antique religion and economy. After a BA in […]
My name is Hale Güney. I received my PhD degree from the University of Exeter in England in 2012. I obtained my BA and MA degrees from Marmara University in […]
As being a geologist; micropaleontologist, I have been working on past climate and environmental changes in different regions of Anatolia for the past 15 years. We investigate climate and environmental […]
Wolf-Rüdiger Teegen Nikolas Heil Mustafa Doğan <a href=“https://www.dainst.blog/daistanbul_blog/2023/05/17/robert-busch/“ title=“Robert Busch„>Robert Busch Francesco G. Barsacchi Işıl Işıklıkaya-Laubscher & Selma Bulgurlu Gün Julia Koch Bilge Hürmüzlü Paolo Maranzana Catherine T. Keane Hale […]
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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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
