(In)Visible Ptolemaic Queens at the Recurring Egyptology Conference 2023
The Working Group (In)visible Women presented their results at the SÄK in Cologne.
(In)Visible Ptolemaic Queens auf der Ständigen Ägyptologiekonferenz 2023
Die Working Group (In)visible Women stellte ihre Ergebnisse auf der SÄK in Köln vor.
Cultural Heritage Response workshop at the Leibniz Research Institute for Archaeology in Mainz
During a one-day workshop in Mainz in June 2023, 28 cultural heritage professionals from various Leibniz Research Museums and from the Mainz Notfallverbund were familiarized with the KulturGutRetter response mechanism […]
Konferenz-Rückblick: Society of Africanist Archaeologists (SAfA), Houston, Texas – 1. bis 6. Juni 2023
Ausführlicher Bericht über die Beiträge des SPP auf der SAfA 2023 in Houston.
Conference review: Society of Africanist Archaeologists (SAfA), Houston, Texas – June 1st-6th 2023
Detailed report about the SPP’s contriubutions at the 2023 SAfA in Houston.
Chipped Stones: What they are and how they can help understand Göbekli Tepe
Usually if we talk about Göbekli Tepe then we talk about monumental buildings, iconic T-shaped pillars or sophisticated pieces of art. Only rarely do other so-called small finds, for example […]
Taş Hanım
Every find that archaeologists make by digging in the ground is actually a tiny piece of a big story. It is also possible to dig through an archive just like […]
Bronzezeitliche Almen, Klimaveränderungen und Umweltarchive auf dem Dachsteinplateau
Autor:innen: Kerstin Kowarik, Kerstin P. Hofmann, Daniel Brandner, Valentina Laaha, Roman Scholz In dem interdisziplinären Projekt „Alpine Interdependenzen“ erkunden Forscherinnen und Forscher der Römisch-Germanischen Kommission des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts und […]
The Chipped Stones of Göbekli Tepe: A short teaser
Next week we will introduce you to one of the most numerous find categories at Göbekli Tepe: chipped stones. As this is quite a comprehensive topic we decided to split […]
ClaReNet: Projektwoche im Archäologischen Museum Frankfurt
von Caroline von Nicolai Wie bestimmen Numismatikerinnen und Numismatiker Münzen? Und wie lernt ein Computer, welche Münze welche ist? Wie kann man Münzen abgießen, also mit Gips kopieren? Rund um […]
Library of the DAI Istanbul closed
Dear Readers, Our library will be closed between 26.06.-31.08.2023. We wish you a nice time during the summer. Thank you for your understanding.
Otto Rubensohn and the excavations of the DAI in Paros (1898–1899)
On June 17, 1898, 125 years ago, a young Jewish German archaeologist arrived at Parikia, the capital of the island of Paros, after an exhausting 13-hour voyage from Piraeus. His […]
Book of the Month – May 2023
The book we would like to introduce this month is fresh from the press „Kirkbride at Çatalhöyük: The Çatalhöyük slides of Diana Kirkbride-Helbaek from 1963 (ed. by Moritz Kinzel)“. It […]
Meet the Chipped Stones Team
Chipped stones usually make up the majority of finds at Stone Age sites and are typically used to reconstruct past daily life activities. They are also suitable for relative dating […]
Archive und Datenbanken – Propylaeum-VITAE in der Lehre
von Sandra Schröer-Spang Wozu braucht es Archive in der archäologischen Forschung, wie recherchiert man Archivalien, wie wertet man sie aus und wie geht man mit Archivalien um? Im Sommersemester 2023 […]
