Bilge Hürmüzlü
Pisidia Region comprise a diverse set of landscape zones that are characterized by great altitude variations. Various studies have been carried out over many years in order to understand the […]
Author: DAI Istanbul
Paolo Maranzana
Paolo Maranzana is an Italian archaeologist who studied in Italy (BA University of Pavia), UK (MA King’s College London), and the US (PhD University of Michigan). He is currently an […]
Catherine T. Keane
I am a postdoctoral fellow at the Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations (ANAMED) at Koç University, Istanbul, researching the intersections between late antique religion and economy. After a BA in […]
Hale Güney
My name is Hale Güney. I received my PhD degree from the University of Exeter in England in 2012. I obtained my BA and MA degrees from Marmara University in […]
Sena Akçer Ön
As being a geologist; micropaleontologist, I have been working on past climate and environmental changes in different regions of Anatolia for the past 15 years. We investigate climate and environmental […]
Participants of the 7th Research Network
Wolf-Rüdiger Teegen Nikolas Heil Mustafa Doğan <a href=“https://www.dainst.blog/daistanbul_blog/2023/05/17/robert-busch/“ title=“Robert Busch„>Robert Busch Francesco G. Barsacchi Işıl Işıklıkaya-Laubscher & Selma Bulgurlu Gün Julia Koch Bilge Hürmüzlü Paolo Maranzana Catherine T. Keane Hale […]
Participants of the 7th Research Network
Participants of the 7th Research Network
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The View Through the Camera. Photography in Archaeology
Antique remains used to be documented through drawings and engravings or with gypsum casts and models even before archaeology became an established scientific occupation. These products of artists and travellers, […]
Lecture Announcement: Turning Mud Into Bricks
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 […]
Book of the Month – April 2023
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 […]
Lecture Announcement: Re-Considering Hellenistic North Mesopotamia. Investigations at Girdi Matrab and in the Erbil Plain
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 […]
The exhibition „An Archive within an Archive“ is also available in Turkish
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 […]
Lecture is Cancelled: Luxus & Exotismus. Die Repräsentation des römischen Indienhandels im 1. – 4. Jh. n. Chr.
Unfortunately, the lecture „Luxus & Exotismus. Die Repräsentation des römischen Indienhandels im 1.-4. Jh. n. Chr.“ on Thursday, 6 April 2023 has to be cancelled. Thank you for your understanding. […]
Lecture Announcement: Holy Water in Late Antique Sacred Spaces in Asia Minor
On their journeys to distant and unknown lands, late antique pilgrims experienced sacred landscapes marked by special natural formations. At these sacred sites, the touching of objects, relics, and natural […]
