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  • Publications
    Disciplinarity in Archaeology: 4th Annual Central Europe TAG (Theoretical Archaeology Group: ). Vienna, 16–17 October 2017. Conference Report

    Disciplinarity in Archaeology: 4th Annual Central Europe TAG (Theoretical Archaeology Group: ). Vienna, 16–17 October 2017. Conference Report. / Salisbury, Roderick; Rebay-Salisbury, Katharina; Weiss-Krejci, Estella.
    In: TEA - The European Archaeologist, Vol. 55, No. Winter, 08.02.2018, p. 14-16.

  • News
    Discovering Ephesos
    18.12.2023
    Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site and wander through one of the major cities in Antiquity, location of one of the Seven Wonders, capital of the Roman province of Asia, grand harbour city and popular pilgrimage site.
  • Event
    Discovering Female Researchers
    01.12.2023
    Berta Karlik (1904–1990) was an Austrian physicist who in 1973 became the first woman to be appointed a full member of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW). As the final highlight of the Berta Karl
  • Publications
    Discovery of a New Palatial Complex in Tell el-Dab’a in the Delta: Geophysical Survey and Preliminary Archaeological Verification

    Discovery of a New Palatial Complex in Tell el-Dab’a in the Delta: Geophysical Survey and Preliminary Archaeological Verification. / Bietak, Manfred; Herbich, Tomasz; Hawass, Z (Editor) et al.
    The Archaeology and Art of Ancient Egypt, essays in Honor of David B. O’Connor. Kairo, 2006. p. 119-126.

  • News
    Discovery of an early Christian basilica in Aquileia
    20.11.2024
    The size of Aquileia today is in inverse proportion to its great historical significance: today's small town with 3,000 inhabitants in a barren landscape, around ten kilometres from the lagoon of Grad
  • News
    Discovery of the Artemision
    31.12.1870
    1870 J. T. Wood discovers the Temple of Artemis. However, due to the poor state of preservation and the lack of finds, his sponsors ended their support. In 1874, Wood had to stop his work.
  • News
    Discovery of the Parthian Monument
    01.01.1903
    Even in the early years, archaeologists made sensational finds, such as the Parthian Monument in 1903. It was erected in the early years of the reign of Antoninus Pius (approx. between 141 and 145 AD) and is now largely housed in the Ephesos Museum in Vienna.
  • Lectures 20.10.2009 , Wien
    Manfred Bietak:
    Discussion Bietak, M. (Speaker) 20 Oct 2009

    ÖAW - Klassensitzung der phil.-hist. Klasse
  • Lectures 30.03.2021 , Cairo
    Natasha Ayers:
    Disentangling Identity in ancient Egypt from the 'Egyptian' vs. 'Nubian' dichotomy Ayers, N. (Speaker) 30 Mar 2021

    Meeting the Other: transfers and cultural interactions around the Nile valley
  • Publications
    Disentangling a Confusion of Tongues - On Chronological Schemes, Terminologies, and Radiocarbon Dating in the Eastern Mediterranean

    Disentangling a Confusion of Tongues - On Chronological Schemes, Terminologies, and Radiocarbon Dating in the Eastern Mediterranean. / Streit, Katharina; Davidovich, Uri (Editor); Yahalom-Mack, Naama (Editor) et al.
    Material, Method, and Meaning. Papers in Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology in Honor of Ilan Sharon. Münster: Zaphon, 2022. p. 55–65 (Ägypten und Altes Testament).