The Indian Ocean has been a highly frequented sailed region since ancient times. From the late first century BC, Roman merchants also sent ships from the Red Sea to India, […]
Fig. 1 Discussion of excavation strategy and documentation in Abbir Cella Fig. 2 Construction of the fence and site work during the creation of the Didon Quarter Archaeological Park, Carthage […]
The Vorskla River valley in Eastern Ukraine is characterized by its low and partly marshy left bank with sandy terraces bearing traces of settlements from the Mesolithic to the Middle […]
Check out this brandnew Groundcheck paper published in Frontiers in Environmental Archaeology about ancient agricultural terraces in the prehispanic Andes: /*! elementor – v3.19.0 – 07-02-2024 */ .elementor-widget-image{text-align:center}.elementor-widget-image a{display:inline-block}.elementor-widget-image a […]
Archives are primarily places where important documents are held, but they are also spaces where archivists and researchers can exchange information. With digitalization and this ongoing process, the relationship between […]
Fig. 1 Remains of dry stone walls as witnesses of homesteads and demarcations of farmland Fig. 2 Students from the Witwatersrand University of Johannesburg and the Universities of Hamburg and […]
Fig. 1 Computer-aided work on the 3D-model of the Boma at Pangani Fig. 2 Surveying work at the Boma in 2023 Fig. 3 Evaluation of the condition of buildings on […]
Fig. 1 The surveying team at work on the administration building in Kpando-Todzi Fig. 2 Drone photo of the school buildings of the Catholic Mission in Kpando Fig. 3 3D-visualization […]
Fig. 1 Carl Wiese to Felix von Luschan, January 16, 1906 Fig. 2 Ruggs new map of the Western Nyassaland Goldfields : especially illustrating the explorations of Carl Wiese from 1885 […]
In exploring sedimentary profiles obtained by vibra-coring in the Bakırçay plain, our interdisciplinary fieldwork investigates the development of alluvial fans in the Pergamon micro-region. We aim to uncover the intricate interplay between sediment dynamics and historical settlement patterns. At the same time, our study of ‚chocolate bars‘ provides insights into ancient pottery production and highlights the relationship between human activity and the landscape in the Pergamon Micro-Region.
Report on the Annual Meeting 2024 of the SPP which took place at the University of Cologne in mid January.
Bericht über die SPP Jahrestagung 2024, die Mitte Januar an der Universität zu Köln stattfand.
So steht es in Chinesisch auf der Karte. Und das geschah in der Nacht auf Samstag, den 10. Februar. Liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen, mit dem Drachen kommt das einzige der […]
From November 12th to 22nd, 2023, experts from the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities (MoTA) took part in a field school in Elephantine, offered by the KulturGutRetter project and […]
The Atatürk Cultural Centre (AKM) on Taksim, Istanbul, looks back on an eventful building history. After 23 years of construction, the complex was finally completed in 1969 according to the […]
