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  • Event
    Call for papers
    13.11.2021
    This online roundtable will address the difficult relationship between motherhood and feminism in archaeological practice. It aims to gather voices on motherhood as an identity concept and as lived ac
  • News
    Celebrating Female Scientists and the Power of Mentorship
    16.12.2024
    A comprehensive European research funding programme is named after Marie Sklodowska-Curie, Nobel Prize winner in physics and chemistry. On January 20, the international travelling exhibition »Marie Cu
  • Event
    »Seaweed-eating sheep and seaweed as fertiliser«
    13.12.2022
    Lecture Series »Neue Bioarchäologische Forschungen« (NeuBioArch) »Seaweed-eating sheep and seaweed as fertiliser: Identifying seaweed use in the archaeological record« Magdalena Blanz | Vienna Institu
  • News
    Connectivity and Localism
    22.11.2018
    Among the vast changes in ancient Greek society and culture that can be traced back to the Archaic period, new forms of urban life play a tremendous role. Against the background of the rise of the pol
  • News
    Queerness in Ancient Egypt
    19.07.2023
    Gender identity and gender roles are not an invention of modern times. They have always shaped people's lives - also in antiquity. Uroš Matić, Egyptologist at the Austrian Archaeological Institute of
  • Event
    »Canaan in Transition, 1200–1000 B.C.«
    25.01.2023
    World Archaeology Seminars »Canaan in Transition, 1200–1000 B.C.: Forced Migration, Opportunism, and Resiliences« Aaron A. Burke | Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures, University of Cali
  • News
    Reconstructing the history of the Theatre in Ephesos
    09.09.2022
    The theatre of Ephesos was already reported in the New Testament. An angry crowd is said to have gathered in the theatre to take action against the apostle Paul. However, the people of that time had a
  • News
    ISO Containers of Antiquity: Standardised Production of Amphorae Began 3000 Years Ago
    09.08.2023
    Researchers from the Austrian Archaeological Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW), together with colleagues from Stanford University and the Universidad Complutense de Madrid , studied
  • News
    Bruckneudorf
    18.01.2023
    Bruckneudorf (Burgenland, Austria) is a traditional research site of the Austrian Archaeological Institute. The results of many years of archaeological excavation work as well as large-scale geophysic
  • News
    Beer was here!
    07.05.2020
    A new method for reliably identifying the presence of beer or other malted foodstuffs in archaeological finds is described in a study published May 6, 2020 in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Andre