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Successful competitive grants application

09.11.2023 | Commission for Archaeology of Non-European Cultures

The KAAK, the Australian National University, Canberra, and Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta, were successful with the competitive grants application 'Investigating the world's first maritime network in Pleistocene Wallacea'.

DIGITALE ARCHÄOLOGIE

Demo Version Digital Excavation History of Ancient Olympia Online

11.10.2023 | Zentrale-Präsidialbereich

For the first time, the potential of how iDAI.field can be used to reconstruct an old 19th Century excavation is presented online in form of a demo version. Example is the first German excavation campaign at Olympia (1875-1876)

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Life-size statue of a wild boar found in Special Building D of Göbekli Tepe

08.10.2023 | Istanbul Department

Recent excavations at the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Göbekli Tepe (South-east Türkiye) have resulted in a unique discovery. A life-sized wild boar statue in Special Building D.

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New Indo-European language discovered at Hittite capital Boğazköy-Hattusa

25.09.2023 | Istanbul Department

The excavations of this year revealed an unexpected surprise. Hidden in a ritual text written in Hittite language is a recitation in a previously unknown language.

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Grabungsteam Selinunt findet besonderes Architekturteil aus Marmor

29.08.2023 | Abteilung Rom

Equipe der RUB entdeckte in der aktuell laufenden Kampage in Kooperation mit der Abteilung Rom des DAI eine möglicherweise zum Tempel E gehörende Löwenkopfsima, d. h. das Teil eines marmornen Daches, aus dem 5. Jhd. v. Chr.

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[eng] Archäologie - global, nachhaltig, divers

16.09.2022 | Zentrale-Präsidialbereich

DAI Jahresbericht in neuer Gestalt jetzt online

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The Archaeology and (shared) heritage of German colonialism

09.03.2022 | Commission for Archaeology of Non-European Cultures

The project “Archaeology and (shared) heritage of German colonialism" at the Commission for Archaeology of Non-European Cultures (KAAK) of the German Archaeological Institute is building a research network with partners in Ghana

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