News and events

2018.09.28 | History and archaeology, Calls

Call for student assistants in the Palmyra Portrait Project

Application deadline: 22 October 2018.

2018.09.28 | History and archaeology, Research news, Events

Rubina Raja toured the US as AIA’s 2018/2019 Kershaw Lecturer

Centre director and Professor of classical archaeology Rubina Raja just concluded her Kershaw Lecture Series in the US. During the lecture tour, she presented research headed by her and conducted within the framework of Centre for Urban Network Evolutions (UrbNet) and the Palmyra Portrait Project.

2018.09.24 | History and archaeology, Publication

A short comment on the early history of Odense

New publication by PhD student Olav Elias Gundersen and PhD student Johan Sandvang Larsen.

Aerial View of the excavation area in the east of Doliche (Photo: Forschungsstelle Asia Minor)
Hypocausts excavated in the south of the bath complex (Photo: Peter Jülich)
Preserved section of a mosaic pavement that surrounded a water basin in the bath complex (Photo: Peter Jülich)
Late antique lime kiln (Photo: Peter Jülich)
Werner Oenbrink studies fragments of architectural decoration from the bath building in the storerooms of the excavation house (Photo: Peter Jülich)

2018.09.24 | History and archaeology, Research news

The Doliche city excavations 2018

Field report by Assistant professor Michael Blömer.

2018.09.24 | History and archaeology, Media coverage

Christian Amulets Discovered At Viking Site In Ribe

Amulets with Christian symbolism have been found in the oldest extant town in Denmark; they may shed new light on the Christian roots of Scandinavian society.