s Archäologie

The Turkish invasion and occupation of the northern part of Cyprus. The continuing looting of Cyprus’ cultural heritage.

Description of the operations already carried out on the monuments or scheduled to be realized in the near future for the protection and enhancement of the monument sites in Trikala and additional proposals.

In the following article, the most famous, perhaps, of all bridges in Greece will be presented as well as its manner of construction and the legends surrounding it.

This brief presentation underlines the utility of literary sources’ contribution to the iconographic material’s interpretation and iconography’s usefulness to the philological texts’ comprehension.

The Tzoumerka region's long and eventful history from the Bronze Age until it was annexed to the newly formed Greek State in 1881.

This article describes the “rough” character of the region’s material culture based on the archaeological data so far brought to our attention.

The bronze objects of Late Bronze Age Epirus: tools and guns used by a “household” or “prestige” artifacts, which denote the owner’s power and authority.

A Neolithic site, located in 1985 15klms north east of the town of Kozani.

Based on excavation data, this article examines settlement boundaries in both Greece and the Balkans and the issue of burnt Neolithic habitations in Kremasti.

Contemporary research estimates pits are a subject of utmost importance in understanding Neolithic settlements.

Presentation and interpretation of the Kremasti ditches, near Kozani, in northern Greece.

Excavation data of Kremasti supports the diverse use of space in settlements of the Late Neolithic period.

Die Bakterien in unserem Mund sind nicht nur wichtig für unsere Gesundheit, sie geben auch wertvolle Informationen über unsere Evolution. Aus Zahnbelägen

Examining ancient DNA is revolutionising our knowledge of the past. Being able to detect family relationships is revealing ever more about connections between people buried in cemeteries and even individual coffins. Caroline Arcini introduces three cases where DNA evidence has opened new windows ...

A fantastic discovery of two unique limestone statues in Luxor has been added to the recent flurry of archaeological findings in Egypt spearheaded by Egypt’s Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities.

Die Stadt Aachen hat zwei Goldmünzen aus keltischer Zeit angekauft. Die Münzen geben einen Einblick in die Geschichte des Gebietes des heutigen Aachens.

The cooperation of the University and the museum ensures the implementation of innovative tools for the protection of the museum’s exhibits.

Dating from the early Roman era, the figure carved from a single piece of wood joins the list of notable archaeological finds from the past months.

Genanalysen spüren die frühesten bekannten Hybride auf