Research
- Transfer Research
- Prehistory & WANA Archaeology
- Quaternary Archaeology
- Gobelsburg-Rossgraben
- Kammern-Grubgraben
- Success, Boundaries and Failures of Subsistence Strategies in eastern Central Europe during the early Gravettian and the Last Glacial Maximum
- Krems-Wachtberg
- Comparing Upper Palaeolithic sequences across the Carpathians
- MAMBA
- The Red Ochre Project
- Raw material project
- Austrian Quaternary Sites
- Gog & Magog
- Radiolarite mining in Vienna before the Neolithic?
- Tschatter Stones
- Gravettian open-air site with fireplace in Gösing am Wagram
- Großweikersdorf-Kogel
- Stratzing
- Stone technology in South Africa in MIS 5
- Prehistoric Phenomena
- Online Repositorium Prehistoric Anatolia
- Neolithic Imagery
- X-KIN
- Neolithic Animal Husbandry
- Social interactions: Neolithic Balkans and Adriatic
- How did bread come to Central Europe?
- Pusta Reka Research NEOTECH Project
- Prehistoric Anatolia
- ARROWFUNC
- Crossing the Neolithic Balkans
- Kalba
- LITRAK
- NEOSOL
- Prehistoric Sirvan
- Platia Magoula Zarkou in Thessaly
- ENVIRON
- Iran
- Starčevo hut
- Foodways
- Neolithic Stone Axes from Çukuriçi Höyük
- Burial Practices in the Southern Pre-Pottery Neolithic Levant
- Visualizing the Unknown Balkans
- 14C Modelling of Çukuriçi Höyük
- The Vardar-Morava neolithization corridor
- Project Record
- Pathways to the Late Neolithic of Central and Western Anatolia
- Households at the Dawn of the Bronze Age
- Across Arabia
- Y-chromosomal haplotypes in prehistoric horses
- Madra River Delta Project
- Milling Technologies and Procurement Systems
- Excavations at the P.O.T.A. Romanou / Navarino-Dunes hotel complex near Romanos in Pylia/Messenia, Greece
- ARCANE
- The BEAN Project
- Visviki-Magula
- The Chalcolithic figurines of Aegina-Kolonna
- FeNCE – A Frontier Model for the Neolithic Expansion in Anatolia and Southeast Europe
- Tracking house-related practices from the Northern Levant to the Aegean Basin
- Neolithic and Early Bronze Age finds from excavations at the citadel of Midea 2004–2006
- Characterisation of Early Neolithic chert resources in the Pusta Reka region
- Characterisation and provenance studies of Lower Palaeolithic stone tools from Karain Cave
- A new Approach for Golden Treasures
- Survey of the prehistoric surroundings of Pergamon
- Interactions of Prehistoric Pyrotechnics in Crafts and Trades
- Early Textile Production in the Anatolian-Aegean World
- Aegean prehistory: Neolithic and pre-palatial Crete
- The Role of Households at the Dawn of the Bronze Age
- Modelling the Neolithic
- Prehistoric Identities
- The Value of Mothers to Society
- The social status of motherhood in Bronze Age Europe
- Together in Life – Together in Death
- Unlocking the secrets of cremated human remains
- Early Bronze Age burials at Franzhausen
- Archaeology at the Danube
- CoPOWER
- Investigating sex-based differences in Bronze Age childcare
- SKIN
- Alpine Interdependenzen
- Archaeology in Egypt and Sudan
- Reconstruction of Amphorae Trade Networks in New Kingdom Egypt
- Communities Reassembled – Rethinking Identity in Ancient Egypt
- Abydos: ritual objects for Osiris at the eastern outskirt of the Royal Tomb of Hor-Den
- Abydos: the Tomb of Hor-Den
- Beyond Politics: Material Culture In Second Intermediate Period Egypt and Nubia
- Centre or Periphery?
- Egypt in the Levant
- Aswan: Pottery of the Middle Kingdom
- Kom Ombo: City and Hinterland
- Living Nubia
- Pottery and the Valley of the Kings: »The remains of objects not worth describing«
- Landscape and Cityscape
- The harbour of Tell el-Daba
- Tell el-Daba: Archaeological remains of temple rituals
- Tell el-Dabʿa: sacrificial pit of ʿEzbet Rushdi
- Tell el-Dabʿa: 13th and 15th Dynasties Tombs from Area F/I
- Tell el-Dabʿa: The settlement of the late Middle Kingdom in Area A/II
- Tell el-Dabʿa: The scarabs, seals and seal impressions of the areas H/I to H/VI at Ezbet Helmi
- Tell el-Dabʿa: Building L in Area H/VI (ʿEzbet Helmi)
- Tell el-Daba: Ceramic Deposition L81
- Classification of Canaanite Fabrics from Tell el-Dabʿa
- Tell el-Daba: Late Minoan wall paintings
- Tell el-Daba: Chronological evaluation of ceramic typologies from Ezbet Helmi, Area H/VI
- Beautiful Kush
- InBetween: Reappraising Nubian Identity through Material Culture
- Archaeology of the Levant
- Mediterranean Economies
- The Collapse of Bronze Age Societies in the Eastern Mediterranean
- War and peace between Mycenaean Greece and Bronze Age Italy
- Studies on the new Mycenaean palace of Ayios Vasileios in Laconia
- Middle Bronze Age pottery from the acropolis of Pheneos/Corinthia
- Middle Helladic and Mycenaean pottery from Tiryns
- The Mycenaean settlement on the acropolis of Aigeira in Achaia
- Mycenaean figurines and figures from Kynos
- Kontopigado
- Punta di Zambrone
- Pottery of the 13th to 11th centuries BCE on Cyprus and the connections between the Aegean and Cyprus
- Bronze Age Gold Road of the Balkans
- An Early Iron Age Compound at Tell Abu al-Kharaz, Jordan Valley
- Excavations at Tell Abu al-Kharaz
- Excavations at the Late Bronze Age Harbour City of Hala Sultan Tekke
- Ritual or Refuse? Depositional Practices in Wells and Shafts
- Cooking in times of transformation
- Between Land and Sea
- Portes and Mageiras
- Urnfield Culture Networks
- Tracking the routes
- Late Urnfield Culture cemetery of Franzhausen-Kokoron
- Cemetery of the Early Urnfield Culture from Inzersdorf
- Thunau am Kamp – A fortified hilltop settlement of the Urnfield Culture
- Visualizing the unknown Balkans
- New insights in Bronze Age metal producing societies
- Macedonian Metals: Origin, distribution and technologies
- Cremation Bronze Age Burials (CBAB)
- South Connection
- Resource curation, power and cult at Stillfried?
- Human and animal depositions – Sacrificial cult in Stillfried?
- The Urnfield Culture in Lower Austria
- Project Record
- Individual Research
- Associated Projects
- Quaternary Archaeology
- Historical Archaeology
- Historical Archaeology in the Mediterranean
- Death and burial between the Aegean and the Balkans
- Aigeira: Urbanism
- Ephesos: Periurban Research
- Ephesos in Post Antiquity
- Ephesos: Necropoleis
- Ephesos: Transformation of the Artemision
- Ephesos: Pre-Hellenistic Settlement History
- Cult and Sanctuary
- Leontion: Polis
- Limyra: Urban Structure
- Lousoi: Urban Structure
- Migrations, Colonisations and Colonialisms
- Pompeii: Insula VII 4
- Trogir Through Time
- Archaeology of the Roman Provinces in the Latin West
- Historische Bauforschung
- Object Itineraries
- Adriatic Region: Pottery Evidence
- Bulgaria: Roman Pottery Supply Systems
- Crossing the Sea
- Does Material Matter?
- Eastern Sigillata B
- Ephesos: Non-Ferrous Metallurgy
- Ephesos: Glass Analyses
- Ephesos: Pottery Studies
- Ephesos: Material Culture
- Ephesos: Amphorae
- Limyra: Pottery and Transformation in Roman and Byzantine Time
- Provenance studies: White marbles
- Syene: Waste as a Source of Information
- Early Greece
- Individual research
- Projects in preparation for publication
- Historical Archaeology in the Mediterranean
- Classical Studies
- Ancient Music
- History of Ancient Law and Papyrology
- Roman Court Proceedings in Papyri
- Archaeological Survey at Philadelphia, Fayyum (Egypt)
- New Edition of the Building Reports from Didyma
- New Edition of the Traditiones Parthenonis (Parthenon inventory) IG II/III³ 2, FASC. I
- Law of the Greek Polis and Epigraphy
- Legal Practice in Greco-Roman Egypt and Papyrology
- At Home Abroad: Migrants in Ptolemaic Egypt
- Taxation Dossier
- Challenging Time(s)
- Egyptian Noun Compounding
- Living with the Dead
- Public Archives in Roman Egypt
- Religious Studies
- Caskets of Late Antiquity
- Banquet and Grave
- Living in a Sacred Context
- CSIR
- Funerary Monuments from Western Civitas Treverorum in an Interregional Context
- F.E.R.C.AN. ‒ Fontes Epigraphici Religionum Celticarum Antiquarum
- Archaeological contexts of inscriptions
- The Episcopal District of Side
- Deir el-Bachît Monastery
- Old myths – new style
- PolychroMon
- »Danubian Riders«
- Doubt and religion in the ancient Mediterranean
- Epigraphy
- Numismatics
- Early Lydian Coinage and Chronology
- Moneta Imperii Romani: Nerva
- The Roman Imperial Coinage, Vol. II 2 (2nd Edition): Nerva ‒ Trajan
- Collection F. Gnecchi: Nerva - Traian
- The Coinage of the Vandal Empire in North Africa
- Sylloge Nummorum Parthicorum
- Sylloge Nummorum Sasanidarum
- Coin Finds from Uzbekistan
- Coin Finds from Afghanistan and Pakistan
- Cultural Formation and Transformation
- Umayyad Coins from Israel
- Coin finds from Ephesus
- Coin Finds from Austria
- dFMRÖ - Digital Coin Finds of the Roman Period in Austria
- Joseph Eckhel (1737–1798) and his numismatic network
- Numismatic Networks by E. Frölich and J. Khell
- Reproducing Antiquity: Casts of Ancient Coins
- Ordering the World in Coins
- FONTES INEDITI NUMISMATICAE ANTIQUAE (FINA)
- Individual Research
- Publication Projects in Preparation
- Byzantine Palace
- The Domitilla-Catacomb in Rome
- The Palace Mosaic of Constantinople
- Iuppiter Heliopolitanus
- Ars critica numaria: Joseph Eckhel (1737–1798) and the Transformation of Ancient Numismatics
- Stone monuments and stone quarrying in the Carnuntum - Vindobona area (CarVin)
- Apollonios
- Documentary Fayumic Papyri in Vienna
- Local Courts in Roman Egypt
- Texts and Textiles in Late Antique Egypt
- Epidauros: A building programme for Asklepios
- Archaeological contexts of inscriptions in the private sphere
- Alinda: Untersuchungen zur Geschichte und städtebaulichen Entwicklung
- Ancient Textiles - Modern Hands
- Archaeological Sciences
- Bioarchaeology Lab
- Ceramic Lab
- Bronze Age Ceramics from Pheneos
- Arabia: Pottery
- Arslantepe and North Mesopotamia: Ceramics
- Filling in the Gaps: Ceramic Raw Materials at the Prehistoric Goldmine of Ada Tepe, Bulgaria
- Lousoi: Archaeometric Analyses of the pre-Classical Pottery
- NEOTECH Ceramic Analysis
- Neolithic Pottery Technology at Çukuriçi Höyük
- Western Asia Minor: Clay raw materials and evidence of primary production of ceramics
- Geochemistry Lab
- Lithic Lab
- Collections
- Facilities
- Research Network HEAS
- Research Infrastructure & Services
The Coinage of the Vandal Empire in North Africa
This project analyses in detail the coinage of the Vandals in North Africa.
The goal of the project is to subject the coinage of the Vandal period in North Africa from 439 until 534 AD to a new analytic consideration. A die analysis, based on a broad foundation of materials of the Vandal AR- and Large-AE coins is in progress, as well as a synopsis of the coin hoard finds, in order to clarify the internal and absolute chronology of the so-called proto-Vandal coins. Monetary-historical aspects will also be treated, based on a comprehensive metrological analysis. When possible, the results will be incorporated into the wider context of the political and economic history, as well as the history of ideas of the Vandal kingdom.