Library New Arrivals Announcement (May/ June 2021)
Dear Guests, Although our library must remain closed for now, we would like to keep you informed about the most recent acquisitions from May and June 2021. We look forward […]
Dear Guests, Although our library must remain closed for now, we would like to keep you informed about the most recent acquisitions from May and June 2021. We look forward […]
D-DAI-IST-R34535, H. Hauptmann Our photo of the month for June from our archives shows one of the many well-known T-shaped pillars from Göbekli Tepe, an 11.000 year-old site located in […]
Bewerbungsfrist: 21. Juni 2021 12:00 Uhr
The Türk Eskiçağ Bilimleri Enstitüsü (TEBE), awards scholarships in memory of Prof. Dr. Ali M. Dinçol for the year 2021 to Turkish Master and Ph.D. students who research in the […]
Entangled Africa‘ encompasses both the connectivity of people and the connectivity with and of ecosystems, plants, and landscapes. In the second meeting of the methodological working group „Natural Sciences“, the course was set for collaborative research and data management across project boundaries.
‚Entangled Africa‘ umfasst sowohl die Vernetzung von Menschen als auch die Vernetzung mit und von Ökosystemen, Pflanzen, und Landschaften. Im zweiten Treffen der methodischen Arbeitsgruppe ‚Natural Sciences‘ wurden die Weichen für gemeinschaftliche Forschung und Datenmanagement über die Projektgrenzen hinweg gelegt.
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On 04.06.–06.06.2021, the workshop „HİTİTLER BİR İMPARATORLUĞUN MİRASI. Kızılırmak Kavsi İçerisindeki Arkeolojik Kazı ve Araştırmalar Çalıştayı“ will be held at the Hitit University of Çorum. This event can be seen […]
What was it like to live in an early Neolithic community in the mountains near modern Petra/Wadi Musa (Jordan) some ten thousand years ago? Graphic: K. N. Godtfredsen/ M. Kinzel […]
The spatial relation between gully erosion and distance to settlements and footpaths, as typical areas of human interaction, with the natural environment in rural African areas is investigated.
Untersucht wird der räumliche Zusammenhang zwischen Gully-Erosion und der Entfernung zu Siedlungen und Wanderwegen, als typische Bereiche menschlicher Interaktion, mit der natürlichen Umwelt in ländlichen afrikanischen Gebieten.
Graphic: Elif Koparal Under the topic „Remote Sensing, Ecology and Heritage Management“ the 40th International Mediterranean Survey Workshop 2021 will take place, online on 4-5 June 2021. The workshop is […]
D-DAI-IST-9519, Sébah&Joaillier (around 1900) With our Series of the Monthly Photo, we would like to draw your attention to a book entitled Istanbuler Alltag im 19. Jahrhundert created by Renate […]
Foto Berna Güler Dear Guests, Although our library must remain closed for now, we would like to keep you informed about the most recent acquisitions from March and April 2021. […]
Konnektivität und Vernetzung sind mit die aktuell populärsten Begriffe in der Archäologie. Der Transfer von Informationen, Objekte und Menschen über große Distanzen wurde lange vor allem mit massiven Völkerwanderungen erklärt. Trotz neuer Nachweise von biologischen Beziehungen durch die Paläogenetik, werden Migrationen immer noch mit Skepsis gesehen.