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 […]
Among the holdings of the DAI Athens archive, there is a fragmented personal diary whose author had not been identified until recently, as the handwriting, a hastily written cursive script […]
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 […]
#Anthropology #Bioarchaeology #KörperUndTod @dai_weltweit The DAI research cluster „Body and Death“ will hold its annual conference at the DAI Athens this year. We meet from the 17th to the 19th. […]
#Anthropology #Bioarchaeology First osteological evidence of severed hands in Ancient Egypt. Our paper on the severed hands of 12 individuals from Tell el-Dabha is published (press release). You will find […]
#Anthropology #Bioarchaeology #Paleopathology #Conference @Paleopatholog10 The 50th Annual North American Meeting of the Paleopathology Association will take place on April 17th to 19th in Reno, Nevada.Take part in the hybrid […]
#Anthropology #Bioarchaeology #AncientRareDiseases #RareDiseases The DAARD is available online! Around 91 archaeological cases from so far 18 rare diseases affecting the skeleton can be viewed worldwide with all available osteological […]
Ein Vortrag von Inga Vollmer-Bardelli B.A. und Melanie Lewalter in der Reihe »Wintervorträge« des Leibniz-Zentrums für Archäologie (LEIZA).
The online exhibition “An Archive within an Archive”, which was prepared for the International Congress of Byzantine Studies in Venice and Padua in August 2022 is now also available in […]
