In 2025, two in-depth specialist workshops were organised for volunteers from the CHRU’s Immovable Cultural Assets (ICA) and Movable Cultural Assets (MCA) units. Participants were encouraged to improve their knowledge […]
Für die Freiwilligen der Einheiten „Immovable Cultural Assets (ICA)” und „Movable Cultural Assets (MCA)” der CHRU wurden im Jahr 2025 zwei vertiefende Fachausbildungen organisiert. Ziel dieser Veranstaltungen ist es, die […]
Years ago, in the days of analog photography, Natalia Teteriatnikov entered the photographic archive of the Istanbul Department of the German Archaeological Institute in a rather challenging situation. She had […]
Aus der Fundbearbeitung erzählt Emma Gronwold, die als Bachelorstudentin sechs Wochen vor Ort war; von der Ausgrabung berichtet Luca Pech, ebenfalls Bachelorstudent, der acht Wochen als Schnittleiter tätig war; und Berglind Hatje, Doktorandin im Surveyprojekt, gibt Einblicke in ihre Arbeiten im Rahmen des Projekts.
Five years after the publication of the first Pergamon Digital Map in November 2020, the new Pergamon Digital Map 2 (2025) is now available. This updated and expanded edition represents a major step forward in documenting, visualizing, and sharing the archaeological landscape of ancient Pergamon and its peri-urban area.
The volume brings together sixteen contributions examining funerary landscapes, inscriptions, human remains, and burial practices in Pergamon and the Aeolian cities of Aigai, Kyme, and Elaia, as well as in Mytilene and Antandros.
This season’s fieldwork explored the Selinus Valley upstream of ancient Pergamon, tracing how the river shaped – and was shaped by – human activity. Using geomorphological methods, drilling cores, and pebble counts, the team investigated past fluvial dynamics, flood histories, and modern alterations to understand the evolving relationship between landscape and settlement in the Pergamon Micro-Region.
by Sina-Marie Hahn Dr. Céline Maicher (Chrono-environnement Laboratory in Besançon and University Marie and Louis Pasteur) (Photo: Sina-Marie Hahn (RGK) // DAI + RGK). Dr. Céline Maicher, associate researcher at […]
by Sina-Marie Hahn Dr. Hristijan Talevski, Senior Research Associate at the Public Research Institution Institute of Old Slavic Culture – Prilep, North Macedonia, is one of three grant holders conducting research at […]
by Sina-Marie Hahn The German Archaeological Institute (DAI) promotes young scholars, international exchange, and cooperation with partner institutions. Scholarship programmes, research support and extended research stays at its library the […]
A new study sheds light on the transformation from the Hellenistic to the Roman Imperial period by demonstrating the impact of increased human activity on soil erosion and alluvial fan growth.
Starke J, Doğan M, Ludwig B, Nykamp M, Schütt B, Becker F (2025): Alluvial fan development mirrors settlement dynamics in the peri-urban surroundings of ancient Pergamon, western Türkiye. Mediterranean Geoscience Reviews
The two-part conference “City and Micro-Region in the Ancient Mediterranean (and Beyond)” explores how city and micro-regional dynamics shaped the ancient Mediterranean world. Following the successful Madrid event in May, the second colloquium in Istanbul (30 October – 1 November 2025) will focus on questions of connectivity and comparison.
From September 22 to 24, 2025, around 60 volunteer team members participated in a practical station training at the THW logistics center in Hilden as part of the KulturGutRetter project. […]
Vom 22. bis 24. September 2025 absolvierten im Projekt KulturGutRetter rund 60 ehrenamtliche Teammitglieder eine praxisorientierte Stationsausbildung im Logistikzentrum des THW in Hilden. Die Schulung bereitet die Cultural Heritage Response […]
In August and September, our team set out once again into the Pergamon Micro-Region. From the valleys around the Selinus River to the slopes of the Geyikli Mountains, we traced ancient estates, fortresses, farmsteads, and cult places. These discoveries bring us closer to understanding how Pergamon’s countryside was organized and lived in during the Hellenistic and Roman Imperial periods.
