Die Römisch-Germanische Kommission (RGK) und ihre Publikationen sind zwar altehrwürdige Institutionen, aber nichtsdestotrotz auch Vorreiter bei der Digitalisierung von Fachwissen. Seit mehr als 100 Jahren verbreiten wir archäologisches Wissen und […]
The research networks TransArea Network Africa and Entangled Africa are finding new ways for researching the history of Africa […]
Die Forschungsverbünde TransArea Network Africa (TANA) und Entangled Africa beschäftigen sich mit der Geschichte Afrika. […]
Auf der Hochebene von Falbygden, Västergötland in Südschweden befinden sich etwa 250 Gangräber, eine besondere Bauform jungsteinzeitlicher Großsteingräber. Eine derartige Konzentration von Ganggräbern ist nicht allein in Schweden einzigartig. Die […]
Wissenschaftshistoriker und digital humanists treffen sich nur selten auf Workshops oder Tagungen. Wenn es dann auch noch um uralte Dinge und Editionen geht, die lange Zeit als verstaubt und einer […]
The second part of the South-Scotland survey led us into the county Scottish Borders. Here, close to the town of Melrose lies the site of a Roman fort, and nearby an Iron […]
Our first destination in Scotland in this year’s survey tour was the Lowland-landscape of Ecclefechan and Middlebie. Here, the tabular eminence of Burnswark Hill has intrigued settlers at least from the […]
Previous to our surveys in Dumfriesshire and Scottish Borders, Nina, Roman and me went for a flying visit to Northern Ireland. Colleagues from Queen’s University Belfast and the University of […]
23rd September – only two days left and Nina, Roman and me will head for a new survey campaign in South Scotland (and Northern Ireland). A good time to recap […]
A first action by the consortium was a mission to the Carthage Archives undertaken by Sophie Hachou, of the Ecole de Chartes, undertaken in September and October 2017 and financed […]
All archaeological finds of a site add to its history, but some can capture us with the underlying story. This is the case for an aurochs bone with an embedded […]
‘Special buildings‘ has become an often-used label in Near Eastern Archaeology for constructions deviating in architecture, elaborate inner fittings, finds and often also treatment after the end of use (intentional […]
This text has been published originally (and in slightly different form) as a short contribution by Oliver Dietrich and Klaus Schmidt (†) in Neo-Lithics [external link] 1/17, 43-46. The most striking […]
This is the English version of a text published by Oliver Dietrich and Jens Notroff in the latest issue of Aktüel Arkeoloji [external link]. Our knowledge of the early Neolithic […]
Göbekli Tepe is often compared with other megalithic architecture. Stonehenge is an example here, others include the temples of Malta, the Taulas of Menorca, or the Moai of the Easter […]
