Last week, we discussed trade relations within the northern Pontic Greek poleis. Today, the focus will be on the wider relations within the Greek oikumene. Iryna Chechulina from the Department […]
The Greek poleis on the northern Black Sea coast were by no means an episodic phenomenon in the history of modern Ukraine, but a period that had a significant impact […]
The settlement of Viytenky dating to the Late Roman and the Early Migration periods is one of the long-lasting cooperation projects of the Eurasia Department of the DAI with Ukrainian […]
Bilsk, located in the Poltava region of Eastern Ukraine, is among the largest Early Iron Age sites in Europe and a key site in Scythian archaeology. Several projects within our […]
The city of Kherson and its museums experienced a sad fate as one of the cities occupied by Russian forces in the very beginning of the war. As a result, […]
The ancient city of Tyras founded by Greek colonists in the 6th century BC in today’s Odesa region is on UNESCO’s Tentative List and is one of the numerous sites […]
This week we continue the discussion of prehistoric technologies started in the previous post and turn to the rich heritage of the Trypillia culture. Vitalii Rud is a senior researcher […]
Last week we provided a brief insight into the rich archaeological heritage of Ukraine. We presented the Mezhyrich site and the other Palaeolithic settlements with houses made of mammoth bones, […]
As of today, UNESCO has verified damage to 260 cultural sites in Ukraine since Russian full-scale invasion in February 2022. In numerous cases, the destruction of the Ukrainian cultural heritage […]
Der Überfall Russlands auf die Ukraine am 24. Februar 2022 bedeutet, wie Bundeskanzler Olaf Scholz es formuliert hat, eine Zeitenwende. Sie wird für alle Bürgerinnen und Bürger in Deutschland und […]
