CiVers-Workshop 2025. Programm, Fragestellungen und Ergebnisse
Die Ressourcen dieser Kollektion dokumentieren die Inhalte des ersten CiVers-Workshops, der am 14. Oktober am Deutschen Archäologischen Institut in Berlin stattfand. Das CiVers-Projekt ist ein von der DFG gefördertes Projekt zur Entwicklung einer nachnutzbaren Informationsinfrastruktur-Software (CiVers) zur On-Demand-Zitation von Fachinformationen als versionierte Webressourcen. Ziel des Workshops war es, zitations- und versionierungsrelevante Charakteristika von Informationssystemen (webgestützten Fachportalen) zu identifizieren, für die der Einsatz von CiVers als Softwarekomponente zur Versionierung geplant oder denkbar ist. Auf Basis eines Fragenkatalogs wurden mehrere Informationssysteme exemplarisch vorgestellt (Präsentationen) und unter anderem hinsichtlich der systembezogenen Datenrepräsentation, der Änderungs- und Versionierungspolicy sowie der Zitationspolicy diskutiert. Der 1. Block des Workshops widmete sich grundlegenden Themen des Projekts (u. a. Webarchivierungssoftware, Metadaten, Persistent Identifiers, Datenzitation) und bot Einblicke durch Expert*innen von Make Data Count, PID4NFDI und NFDI4Objects. Im 2. Block wurden exemplarische Quellsysteme präsentiert (u. a. iDAI.objects, iDAI.field, Propylaeum Vitae, KENOM, viamus2, museum-digital, das IKMK sowie Corpus Nummorum Online) und deren Anforderungen, Strategien und Potenziale im Bereich der Datenzitation und -versionierung diskutiert. Gemeinsam liefern die Beiträge wertvolle Impulse zur Charakterisierung von Fachsystemen für eine bedarfsgerechte Weiterentwicklung von CiVers als Informationsinfrastruktur-Software.
ZWD - Redaktion der Zentrale; Arbeitsstab Kommunikation
This dataset was created within the framework of the Digital Roofs project (2020–2025), a research initiative of the German Archaeological Institute (DAI). The project focuses on the development and evaluation of methods and technologies for the high-quality digital documentation and publication of large quantities of archaeological roof tile finds. Ancient roof tiles, particularly from Greek and Roman contexts, represent a challenging category of material due to their size, weight, and the large number of fragments typically recovered during excavations and surveys. Despite their research potential, especially unornamented tiles are often insufficiently documented and rarely published in a form suitable for comparative analysis. Within the project, standardized workflows were developed that integrate database structures, documentation methodologies, and digital recording techniques. These workflows aim to ensure consistent, efficient, and high-quality documentation, facilitating reuse, comparability, and publication. The data were recorded using a customized configuration of iDAI.field developed within the Digital Roofs project. The development of this configuration formed a central part of the project’s methodological work, with Annalize Rheeder playing a key role in its design and implementation. This configuration, which reflects the project’s approach to structuring and documenting roof tile assemblages, is provided as part of the dataset for reuse in other projects. The configuration was created prior to the introduction of the dedicated “Find collection” category in iDAI.field; consequently, some structural elements represent earlier strategies for handling large groups of finds. Parts of the configuration can nevertheless be reused and imported into newer iDAI.field projects. The dataset further includes accompanying documentation in the form of methodological guidelines and manuals, provided in English and German, each in both high- and low-resolution PDF versions. These materials document the workflows and technologies applied and support the reuse and adaptation of the dataset.
Im Rahmen des von der Einstein Stiftung Berlin (https://www.einsteinfoundation.de/) geförderten Projekts "Strengthening the Digital Humanities in Ancient Studies" wurden Tutorials für die Software iDAI.field (https://field.idai.world/) produziert. Um diese Tutorials Schritt für Schritt mitmachen zu können, werden Datensätze bereitgestellt, die im Tutorial auch verwendet werden. Diese können hier heruntergeladen werden. Die Benennung der Datensätze in ZIP-Ordnern folgt der Benennung der Tutorials auf der Homepage (https://www.dainst.org/fielderklaert).
Adel - Molluscan Remains from El Gol, Sudan
Supplement to M. Adel William Eskharoun. 2025. Investigating Molluscan Remains at El Gol archaeological site, Fifth Cataract, Sudan. In: J. Sigl - J. Linstädter (eds.), Entangled Africa - Intra-African relations between rain forest and Mediterranean, ca. 4000 BCE - 1500 CE. Archäologische Forschungen in Afrika (AFA) 2: * Export of raw data collected by the author in OssoBook database software (https://xbook.vetmed.uni-muenchen.de/index_en.html) from mollusc remains excavated under the direction of University of Münster in collaboration with the NCAM (National Corporation for Antiquities and Museums) at site ELG13/15 and stored at laboratory for zooarchaeological research of the Philosophical faculty of Cologne University under the supervision of Dr. Nadine Nolde. * Full set of photographs taken by Mariam Adel William Eskharoun in the scope of the research under the Entangled Africa Program (DFG Gender equality measures, handled by the Coordination project, project number 404372753).
Supplementary Material: Charred Plant Remains from Jawa
The table gives the results of identifications obtained from the charred remains from the 1970 season at Jawa. The 14C samples were selected from them. Only dry sieving (as opposed to flotation) was possible due to lack of water during the excavation. Charred remains were hand-picked from the sieved material which inevitably resulted in a limited data set. Despite this, the results demonstrate that a typical assemblage of cultivated cereals and pulses were in use at Jawa during the Early Bronze Age. Fuel was obtained from forest species which today grow on the western slopes of the Jebel Druze between 1100 and 1500 m a.s.l. situated between 40 and 50 km northwest of Jawa. During the Early Bronze Age these trees may have been growing further east and would have been nearer the site.
This catalogue is conceived as a database which serves as a supplement to my article *Spielende Krieger. Attische Kunstindustrie und männliche Wertewelt* \[Warriors at Play. Attic Arts and Crafts and Male Values, <https://doi.org/10.34780/5fmnjq07>\]. It is also intended as an independent research tool for anyone interested in the subject. It builds heavily on the following compilations, which are listed in chronological order: 1. F. Brommer, Vasenlisten zur griechischen Heldensage ³(Marburg 1973) 334–339; Denkmälerlisten zur griechischen Heldensage II. Theseus – Bellerophon – Achill (Marburg 1974) 84 f. 2. H. Mommsen, Achill und Aias pflichtvergessen?, in: H. A. Cahn – E. Simon (eds.), Tainia. Festschrift Roland Hampe (Mainz 1980) 140 f.: Corrections and additions to Brommer’s list 3. S. Woodford, Ajax and Achilles Playing a Game on an Olpe in Oxford, JHS 102, 1982, 181–184: A list of 124 Attic vases, organized according to the following five categories: Two warriors alone, (A) bareheaded or (B) helmeted, two warriors with Athena between them, (C) bareheaded or (D) helmeted, (E) two warriors with a tree between them 4. H.-G. Buchholz, Brettspielende Helden, in: S. Laser, Sport und Spiel, ArchHom 3 T (Göttingen 1987) 143–177: 161 vases with 168 images (cited here as **B 19–186**), with short descriptions and extended bibliography, organized according to the following five categories: Two warriors alone on (A) black-figure and (B) red-figure vases, (C) two warriors with a tree between them, two warriors with Athena between them on (D) black-figure and on (E) red-figure vases 5. C. Kunze, Der Alltag der Heroen – Zur Brettspielervase des Exekias, in: C. Reusser – M. Bürge (eds.), Exekias und seine Welt. Tagung an der Universität Zürich vom 1.-2. März 2019 (Rahden 2022) 91–94: Corrections and Addenda (24 vases) to Buchholz’ list (cited as **N 1–24**) The present catalogue enlarges the known number by an additional 32 vases, bringing the total number to 217. The list is organized according to the following system: – images with two players (without Athena: ***Type A***), images with two players and Athena (***Type B***) – – within these two categories: black figure, red figure – – – within these two categories: vase shapes – – – – within these categories: __rough__ chronological order Contrary to what has been said about the Greek hero Sisyphus, scholars usually take pleasure in bringing their work to a conclusion, even if the result is provisional. Inconsistencies are inevitable, given the fragmentary state of many vessels and the often incomplete nature of the existing documentation (missing photographs, missing or incomplete descriptions of images, contradictory inventory numbers, etc.). It would therefore be desirable to publish an updated version at a later date. Therefore, **please help to extend this catalogue by sharing your knowledge!** Prof. Dr. Klaus Junker, [__kjunker@uni-mainz.de__](mailto:kjunker@uni-mainz.de) Johannes-Gutenberg-Universität, Institut für Altertumswissenschaften, Klassische Archäologie, D-55099 Mainz **Notes on the use of the catalogue** - »Fr.«: Fragment/-s = The image is incompletely preserved - »BAPD«: Number of the vase in the Beazley Archive Pottery Database - Buchholz: Number of the vase in Buchholz’s catalogue __or__ in the list of Kunze’s additions (see above) - »bf«, »rf«: black-figure, red-figure technique - Date: Dates are taken from the literature or are my own - Attribution: These are taken exclusively from the literature, in most cases from J. B. Beazley (Attic Black-Figure Vase-Painters, Attic Red-Figure Vase-Painters), without claim to completeness Vases for which I have found no reproduction and of which there is no description in the literature: cat. 20. 24. 67. 199. 181. 186. 198 200–204
Deutsches Archäologisches Institut, Zentrale Wissenschaftliche Dienste – Redaktion
Plan 10 (Aniba, N-Friedhof/Cemetery N) zur Publikation/from the publication: M.-K. Schröder, Nachbarschaft im Wandel. Untersuchungen zu keramischen Inventaren aus Siedlungen und Nekropolen in Oberägypten und Nubien (ca. 2300–1700 v. Chr.), SDAIK 38 (Wiesbaden 2025), https://doi.org/10.34780/9m6c7c83
Kitti Köhler, The biological reconstruction of the population of the Late Neolithic Lengyel culture of Alsónyék-Bátaszék. Appendix 1: Tables 1–132
Appendix 1 comprises Tables 1–132. Appendices 2–4 are printed.
The dataset provides the current version 2 (2025) of the Pergamon Digital Map, presenting all known architectural remains within the ancient city of Pergamon. It includes finalized plotted maps (PDF) in two scales (1:2000, 1:5000) and three languages (German, English, Turkish), as well as the underlying GIS data (GeoPackage and QGIS project file). The map integrates recent excavation data from the Pergamon Excavation of the German Archaeological Institute (DAI), the Bergama Museum, and earlier documentation to offer a comprehensive topographic and archaeological overview of the city and its surroundings.
Bernhard Ludwig, Pergamongrabung DAI Istanbul
Everchanging Road Networks Through the Ages on the Mount Nif and its Surroundings. Supplementary Figures
The dataset contains the figures of "'This place is not what it used to be'. The Everchanging Road Networks Through the Ages on the Mount Nif and its Surroundings" CAA-GR 2024 conference proceedings text.
Die Keramik vom unteren Aufweg und der Hafenanlage zur Knickpyramide in Dahschur
Dieser Band stellt die Publikation einer 2018 abgeschlossenen Dissertation dar, deren Gegenstand die Untersuchung des keramischen Fundmaterials vom unteren Aufweg und der Hafenanlage zur Knickpyramide in Dahschur bildet. Die Ausgrabungen wurden zwischen 2009 und 2018 vom Deutschen Archäologischen Institut, Abteilung Kairo, durchgeführt. Der zeitliche Horizont des Corpus erstreckt sich vom frühen Alten Reich (frühe 4. Dynastie) bis ins Neue Reich (Ende 18. Dynastie). Neben der klassischen Keramikbearbeitung widmet sich die Arbeit Fragestellungen zum Landschaftswandel im memphitischen Raum im 3. Jahrtausend v. Chr. This volume presents the publication of a doctoral thesis completed in 2018, which offers a study of the ceramic finds from the lower causeway and the harbour leading to the Bent Pyramid at Dahshur. Excavations were conducted by the Cairo Department of the Deutsches Archäologisches Institut between 2009 and 2018. The corpus includes material dating from the early Old Kingdom (early 4ᵗʰ Dynasty) to the New Kingdom (end of the 18ᵗʰ Dynasty). In addition to using traditional methods of ceramic analysis, the study explores questions concerning landscape transformation in the Memphite area during the 3ʳᵈ millennium B.C.
Glass Production in Sri Lanka-Supplementary Material 1
These datasets comprise the macroscopic observations and the results of the geochemical analysis of the samples from the first campaign of the archaeological excavations at the site of Pabalugala (Giribawa), Sri Lanka, published in the corresponding article; A. de Saxcé – N. Abeywardana – J. Rolland – N. Perera – L. Dussubieux – R. Scholz – H. Schenk – N. Dissanayake – S. Garusinghe – J. Kariyawasam – L. V. A. de Mel – W. A. M. C. M. Adipathu, Glass Production in Sri Lanka: A Report on the 2022 Excavations and Survey at the Pabalugala Archaeological Reserve, Giribawa, JoGA 2025/5, 140–181,§ 1–89, https://doi.org/10.34780/wdxt0102
Höhn - Anthracology of Faidherbia albida parklands
Supplementary information and data. Supplement A: Radiocarbon dates, Supplement B: Charcoal counts, Supplement C: Accumulation curves of D1, D4 and D9.
Kata Furholt: Additional supplementary tables
In volume 3 of the "Confinia and Horizontes" series, 6260 chipped stone finds from the excavations at the Neolithic site of Alsónyék-Bátaszék (Hungary) were studied and analysed. To better understand the spectrum and characteristics of these finds, Appendix 3 of the volume contains Supplementary Tables that divide the 6260 objects in different categories and support the respective analysis in the main text of the book. The Supplementary Table Appendix 3:14 (pp. 344–351 of the main publication) presents the number of chipped stone finds from all archaeological features of Alsónyék-Bátaszék, arranged by sub-site. This data can be analysed further with the help of the 32 Supplementary Tables published here as Digital Supplement (Appendix 3:15–3:46). For all sub-sites, they break down the numbers of chipped stone finds by raw material, technological category, and tool type, each in separate lists for the settlement features and for the burials at the respective sub-site. To support the argument in Chapter 7 on mortuary rites (pp. 137–219), the numbers of chipped stone finds from the burials are broken down separately in the Supplementary Tables Appendix 3:6–3:13 (pp. 333–343 of the main publication). These tables add the type of burial and the corresponding anthropological data as further criteria of statistical analysis.
Two Jesuit Missions in the Llanos de Mojos - Supplementary Material 1
These datasets comprise the GeoTiff data of the corresponding article; H. Prümers, Two Jesuit Missions in the Llanos de Mojos, Bolivia: Combining the Interpretation of Historical Sources and Lidar Images, JoGA 2025/4, 116–139, § 1–30, https://doi.org/10.34780/3wzrdv46.
Die Kinderbestattungen von Elephantine. Untersuchungen zu Kleinkindbestattungen aus der Siedlung und aus dem Friedhof von Elephantine
Der Band untersucht die Siedlungsbestattungen von Kleinkindern auf Elephantine im Vergleich mit den Kleinkinderbestattungen des Inselfriedhofs. Die vorgelegten Befunde und Funde der Kinderbestattungen aus der Siedlung Elephantine entstammen den Grabungen des DAI Kairo zwischen 1981 und 2004. The volume offers a comprehensive study of the settlement burials of infants on Elephantine Island in comparison with the infant burials of the island cemetery. The analysed features and finds of the infant burials from the settlement of Elephantine originate from the excavations of the DAI Cairo between 1981 and 2004.
The Post-Old Kingdom Pottery from the J-Trenches at Buto
The present report deals with the post-Old Kingdom ceramics recovered from the J-Trenches which were excavated between 2005 and 2008 in the north-western edges of the north mound (Kom A) of Buto/Tell Fara’in. The work is divided into three main parts, each concerned with a specific period, namely Ptolemaic and Roman, Late Period, and Third Intermediate Period.
A Corpus of the Pottery from Dahshur from the Early 4th Dynasty to the Beginning of the Middle Kingdom
This publication includes a comprehensive study of the pottery assemblages found during the excavations of the German Archaeological Institute Cairo in the valley temple of King Sneferu at Dahshur and in the settlement area adjacent to the temple between 2012 and 2020. From 2015–2020, the author was the leading ceramicist of the mission. The corpus of the present catalogue comprises 1214 complete pottery vessels or sherds.
Keramik der 1. bis 6. Dynastie auf Elephantine. Katalog der Formen und ihrer chronologischen Einordnung
Der Text bietet einen umfassenden Katalog typologisch geordneter Profilzeichnungen keramischer Formen aus der Zeit des Alten Reiches (ca. 3000–2100 v.Chr.) aus den Ausgrabungen in der antiken Stadt Elephantine (Assuan / Ägypten) mit Angaben zum chronologischen Vorkommen der einzelnen Formen. Der Katalog bietet die Grundlage, keramische Fundkomplexe in einem System relativ- und absolutchronologischer Phasen zu datieren. The volume offers a comprehensive catalogue of pottery types from the excavations in the ancient town of Elephantine (Aswan / Egypt) from the Old Kingdom (ca. 3000-2100 BCE). The types are sorted according to shape groups and information on the chronological ranges of the different types is added. The catalogue offers a basis to date find complexes of pottery sherds according to phases in a system of relative and absolute chronology.
Michèle Eller, Das Umland von Manching, Digitale Anhänge (Keramiktabellen, Berechnungsgrundlagen für statistische Auswertungen)
Die folgenden Anhänge enthalten die Grundlagen zur quantitativen Auswertung und weiterführenden Analyse der archäologischen Funde und Befunde. Sie umfassen: Anhänge zur quantitativen Erfassung der Keramikfunde (Keramiktabellen) sowie Berechnungsgrundlagen für Netzwerkanalysen, die Ertragsfähigkeit der Böden, den Fleischertrag, die Viehhaltung und zur Zentralisierung.
Mdawar et al. - Dendroclimate calibration of Juniperus excelsa
M. Mdawar et al. 2025. Dendroclimatic Calibration in Turkey Using Quantitative Wood Anatomy of Juniperus Excelsa M. Bieb wood. In: J. Sigl - J. Linstädter (eds.), Entangled Africa - Intra-African relations between rain forest and Mediterranean, ca. 4000 BCE - 1500 CE. Archäologische Forschungen in Afrika (AFA) 2: Supplementary image collection of significant (at p ≤ 0.05) Pearson’s correlation coefficients between tree-ring and climate parameters computed for Lumen Diameter (LD) and Cell Area (CA).
Schreiber - Gestrich - Loanwords and Trade
Supplement to H. Schreiber - N. Gestrich. 2025. Loanwords and Trade in West Africa: grains, gold, salt, and iron. In: J. Sigl - J. Linstädter (eds.), Entangled Africa - Intra-African relations between rain forest and Mediterranean, ca. 4000 BCE - 1500 CE. Archäologische Forschungen in Afrika (AFA) 2: Interactive maps on the distribution of salt, millet, iron, gold and fonio in Western Africa south of the Sahara.
Fluvio-social metabolism in the Echaz Valley
Abstract: The study of the imperial town of Reutlingen explores the interactions between urban development, resource use, and riverine landscapes through the lens of the concept of fluvio-social metabolism. At its core is the tanning trade, whose key resource – oak bark – was integrated into the urban system via complex material and social flows. The study analyzes conflicts over forest resource use, particularly in the context of territorial disputes with Württemberg between the 14th and 16th centuries. It shows how the tannery district significantly shaped the topographical development of the urban floodplain. Fluvio-social metabolism serves as an interdisciplinary bridging concept for analyzing material cycles and institutional frameworks, embedded within a regional environmental history. The case study of Reutlingen forms part of the DFG-funded project “Local Pathways to the Fluvial Anthroposphere” and offers a nuanced view of locally embedded interventions in fluvial spaces. The study combines historical and archaeological approaches to investigate the long-term transformation of river landscapes at the intersection of society and nature. Keywords: Fluvio-social metabolism; Urban floodplain transformation; Resource conflicts; Tanning craft; Historical environmental change
Offermann et al - Ecohydrological changes and potential Salmon habitat suitability
Abstract: Channel patterns and river connectivity are widely recognized to be an integral descriptive parameter for the geomorphic behaviour and ecohydrological properties of rivers. They are sensitively affected by climate and land-use changes and, in turn, can indicate the habitat suitability for the aquatic fauna, i.a. expressed by the diversity of channel width, flow velocity and depositional regimes. Both, habitat potential and the overall river connectivity are additionally influenced by barriers such as weirs and dams, at least since Medieval times. Here we present the results of a multi-temporal study investigating river morphology, river connectivity and floodplain land use in the Mulde River system. The study is motivated by the local extinction of the Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar) within the last two centuries and low-success reintroduction endeavours. In order to test for a relation to water body structures, we make use of old maps (‘Sächsische Meilenblätter’, 1780-1821; ‘Von Deckersche Quadratmeilenblätter’, 1816-1821) to pinpoint (i) historical barriers and (ii) historical floodplain land use as a pollution proxy that may have affected migratory fish populations. Furthermore, we (iii) evaluate anthropogenic changes in channel patterns assuming that these also influence salmon habitat suitability. Preliminary results point to a negative relation between an increasing number of cumulative barriers, increased floodplain land use and the occurrence of salmon populations during the past. Sinuous and meandering channel patterns correspond with higher probabilities of salmon occurrence. Keywords/Schlagwörter: Lachs; Fluviale Anthroposphäre; Umweltgeschichte; Landesgeschichte; Archäologie; Geografie; Auenlandschaften; Altkarten; Fluviale Morphologie; salmon; fluvial anthroposphere; environmental history; regional history; archaeology; geography; floodplain landscapes; Old Maps; fluvial morphology; salmo salar
Anna Széscényi-Nagy et al., Ancient population genetics of the 6000–4000 cal BC period of the Carpathian Basin. Supplementary Figures and Tables
The supplementary Figures and Tables are available as digital supplements. Figures 1–8 and Tables 1–9, 12–14, 16 and 17 are additionally printed.
Measurement Data of analyzed Ashdod-Yam samples
This dataset comprises geochemical analyses of bitumen and plastic earthen material (PEM) samples recovered from the Ashdod-Yam Byzantine church in Israel. The data provides detailed chemical composition information obtained through three analytical techniques: portable X-ray fluorescence (pXRF), wavelength-dispersive X-ray fluorescence (WDXRF), and environmental scanning electron microscopy (ESEM). These methods were employed to characterize the elemental and structural properties of the samples, offering insights into their composition and potential origins.
Republican Baths at Pompeii. New Research on the Development and Function. Supplementary Tables
The Online Supplement includes three tables of features in the Republican Baths at Pompeii (levels of floors, foundations of walls, list of US with diagnostic finds) and two tables that compare features of the Republican Baths with that of others. All tables were made by Monika Trümper.
Republican Baths at Pompeii. New Research on the Development and Function. Supplementary Image Collection
The supplement includes additional documentation for assessing and better understanding the Republican Baths at Pompeii: photos and plans of the Republican Baths and of Pompeian buildings cited as comparisons. The documentation is provided by members of the team and published here »su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Museo Archeologicao Nazionale di Napoli« (Suppl. Fig. 1) and »su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei« (Suppl. Figs. 2–55).
OB007: 3D-Model of Brigde 7 in Mitzpe Schivta
The 3D model of Brigde 7 in Mitzpe Schivta showcases one of the bridge of the Ottoman Military Railway that ran between Beersheva and Qusseima in the Negev Desert. The railway was constructed between 1915 and 1916 to supply German and Turkish soldiers fighting the British in Egypt during World War I. The ambitious project consumed enormous resources, despite the Ottoman Empire already being bankrupt. In the Negev, building materials for the construction of bridges, wells and station houses were sourced from archaeological sites. One example is Mitzpe Shivta, located just 1 km north of the railway. Historical photographs and documents provide evidence of stone looting at the site. The 3D model highlights the architectural details of the bridge, which were likely built using especially corner stones from Mitzpe Shivta’s buildings. Despite a lack of resources, time constraints, and harsh climatic conditions, the construction of the bridges reflects skilled craftsmanship of stonemasons. Technical information about the model (OB007): It was created in October 2023 using a DJI Phantom 4 Pro. The software was Bentley Context Capture. The model provided here is available in multiple formats: a merged model in .nxz and .ply format (Merged_Model) and individual tiles in .obj format (Tiles_OBJ).
Fluvio-sozialer Metabolismus als Brückenkonzept mittlerer Reichweite.
Abstract: Societies have organized their relationship with nature in different ways, but have always been dependent on a material exchange with it. This social metabolism links society and nature and encompasses both socio-cultural and natural processes. An interdisciplinary approach is required to analyze these complex relationships. It therefore seems sensible to examine societal relationships with nature using a bridging concept that combines different disciplinary perspectives. In order to reduce the multitude of parameters, we have focused on a specific socio-natural site that already exhibited a close interweaving of socio-cultural and natural factors at an early stage: alluvial landscapes. These show a specific fluvio-social metabolism, which significantly shaped the “fluvial anthroposphere” and continues to have an effect today through path dependencies. The essay is divided into three parts: First, fluvio-social metabolism is located as a suitable bridging concept within the environmental sciences. Second, we discuss the possibilities and limitations of its analysis, illustrating specific resource complexes using a hypothetical example of a mill for tannery. In the third part, we discuss the concept's epistemological potential for the identification of “fluvial anthropospheres”. The bridging concept of fluvio-social metabolism combines disciplines such as archaeology, history and geography. The concept is used to investigate how human-influenced material flows and cycles changed the shape and development of floodplains and their social structures over time. It takes into account the exchange of material resources (such as raw materials and energy) and immaterial aspects (such as cultural techniques and institutions) between nature and society. Both intended interventions and unintended consequences (e.g. environmental changes) as well as the intrinsic dynamics of materials are taken into account. These material flows run along resource complexes that comprise specific combinations of materials, technologies, practices and social structures and shape the dynamics of riverine landscapes. The concept of fluvio-social metabolism can be integrated into existing models such as the human ecosystem or the socio-natural site and captures the changes in river landscapes and social structures over time as a transformative process. Keywords: fluvio-social metabolism; fluvial anthroposphere; environmental history; regional history; archaeology; geography; resource complexes; social ecology; socio-natural site; floodplain landscapes Schlagwörter: Fluvio-Sozialer Metabolismus; Fluviale Anthroposphäre; Umweltgeschichte; Landesgeschichte; Archäologie; Geografie; Ressourcenkomplexe; Sozialökologie; Sozio-naturaler Schauplatz; Auenlandschaften
Tagebücher und Ergebnisse der C14-Daten von Boğazköy Ḫattuša
Diese Kollektion enthält Tagebuch-Archivalien und Auswertungen der C-14-Daten als Supplement zur Publikation: A. Schachner, Ausgrabungen in der Unterstadt von Boğazköy II: Der Große Tempel von Ḫattuša, die Magazine in seinem Umfeld und das sogenannte Südareal, Boğazköy-Ḫattuša (2024). Ergebnisse der Ausgrabungen, 30, https://doi.org/10.34780/mcb6-6c5f
Georeferencing and other strategies to spatialise information from old maps / Georeferenzierung und andere Strategien zur Verräumlichung von Informationen aus Altkarten
Old maps are invaluable for archaeological, historical, and environmental research on past landscapes and their changes over time. To ensure data quality and reproducibility, the availability of multidisciplinary guidelines for systematic metadata management, georeferencing, and vectorisation of old map features is crucial; however, to this date, no such guidelines exist. Key recommendations of these best practice recommendations include consistent metadata recording, clear file structures, standardised coordinate reference systems, and quality assessment for georeferencing. The emphasis is hereby on transparent procedures and documentation, based on examples, experiences, and requirements within the joint research DFG Priority Programme “On the Way to the Fluvial Anthroposphere” (SPP 2361). These recommendations offer a starting point for the development of Gold Standard guidelines for the spatialisation and standardisation of information from old maps. / Altkarten sind von unschätzbarem Wert für die archäologische, historische und ökologische Forschung über vergangene Landschaften und ihre Veränderungen im Laufe der Zeit. Um die Qualität und Reproduzierbarkeit der Daten zu gewährleisten, sind multidisziplinäre Leitlinien für die systematische Verwaltung von Metadaten, die Georeferenzierung und die Vektorisierung von alten Kartenmerkmalen von entscheidender Bedeutung. Bisher gibt es jedoch keine solchen Leitlinien. Zu den wichtigsten Empfehlungen dieser Best-Practice-Empfehlungen gehören die konsistente Erfassung von Metadaten, klare Dateistrukturen, standardisierte Koordinatenreferenzsysteme und die Qualitätsbewertung der Georeferenzierung. Der Schwerpunkt liegt dabei auf transparenten Verfahren und Dokumentationen, basierend auf Beispielen, Erfahrungen und Anforderungen innerhalb des DFG-Schwerpunktprogramms “Auf dem Weg zur fluvialen Anthroposphäre” (SPP 2361). Diese Empfehlungen bieten einen Ausgangspunkt für die Entwicklung von Gold-Standard-Richtlinien für die Verräumlichung und Standardisierung von Informationen aus Altkarten.
Leitfaden fuer Laser Aided Profiler und Software 3.6.3 Guide for Laser Aided Profiler and Software 3.6.3
Wenke Domscheit, Katja Roesler, Frederic Auth
Computational Notebook - Methods applied to the hoard of Le Câtillon II in the project ClaReNet
ClaReNet is a joint project of the Römisch-Germanische Kommission (German Archaeological Institute) and the Big Data Lab (Goethe University Frankfurt), funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). It tests the possibilities and limits of new digital methods of classification and representation. This supplement provides a snapshot of the methods used in the project, which will be published in the paper "Supporting the analysis of a large coin hoard with AI-based methods'' submitted to CAA 2023, and is based on the Github repository "https://github.com/Frankfurt-BigDataLab/2023_CAA_ClaReNet". The core of the analysis were digital images of around 70,000 coins discovered in a coin hoard at Le Câtillon II on the island of Jersey (UK), and the methods used fall into four parts: 1. Object detection: cropping the image to the coin and reducing bias; 2. Unsupervised learning: observing the way the coins are grouped independently of domain information; 3. Supervised learning: combining the results of unsupervised learning and domain information; 4. Image matching: detecting similar dies. The snapshot is used to show and reproduce the analysis at the time of the paper. Further information and sources can be found on the official Github repository.
Steingefäße des 3. und 2. Jtsd. v. Chr. aus der Siedlung Elephantine/Assuan. Befundanalyse und Interpretation
Das vorliegende Dataset ist der in strukturierte Daten überführte Katalog einer 1999 an der Universität Hamburg eingereichten Magisterarbeit. Die Arbeit hat die erstmalige Vorlage aller bis dahin im Zuge der archäologischen Untersuchungen des Deutschen Archäologischen Institutes (DAI) und des Schweizer Institutes für Bauforschung auf der Insel Elephantine geborgenen Steingefäße und -fragmente des 3.-2. Jtsd. v. Chr. zum Inhalt. Die knapp 300 Artefakte wurden dazu im Frühjahr 1998 zeichnerisch dokumentiert und beschrieben. Anschließend wurde ein Katalog erstellt und Tuschzeichnungen einer großen Anzahl der Objekte angefertigt. Katalog und Zeichnungen bildeten zusammen mit einer Auswertung der Formentwicklung der Steingefäße und der räumlichen Fundverteilung den Inhalt der Magisterarbeit. Eine zeitnahe Publikation in den Reihen des DAI, Abteilung Kairo, war vorgesehen, konnte aber nicht realisiert werden. Entsprechend beziehen sich alle Angaben zur Datierung der Fundschichten auf den Forschungsstand bis 2000. Die Einbeziehung von vergleichbaren Steingefäßen von anderen Grabungsstätten bezieht den Literaturstand bis 1999 ein. Zum genaueren Verständnis des Datasets ist ein README beigefügt. Die Zeichnungen wurden von Peter Kopp angefertigt. Alle Datierungen der Fundkomplexe, die nicht aus der Literatur entnommen werden konnten, sind damals von Cornelius von Pilgrim, Dietrich Raue und Martin Ziermann unter teilweise großem Zeitaufwand zusammengestellt worden. Allen gebührt der herzliche Dank der Autorin! The present dataset is the catalogue of a master's thesis submitted to the University of Hamburg in 1999, converted into structured data. The thesis is the first presentation of all stone vessels and fragments from the 3rd-2nd century BC recovered in archaeological investigations by the German Archaeological Institute (DAI) and the Swiss Institute for Building Research from Elephantine. Almost 300 artefacts were documented and described in drawings in the spring of 1998. From this, a catalogue was compiled. Additionally, ink drawings were made from a significant number of the objects. Catalogue and drawings, together with an evaluation of the development of the shape of the stone vessels and the spatial distribution of the finds, formed the content of the master's thesis. A prompt publication in the series of the DAI, Cairo Department, was planned but could not be realised and the thesis remained unpublished until today. Accordingly, all information on the dating of the find layers refers to the state of research up to 2000, while the inclusion of comparable stone vessels from other excavation sites refers to the state of literature up to 1999. A README is attached for a more detailed understanding of the dataset. The drawings were made by Peter Kopp. All dating of the archaeological complexes, which could not be obtained from the literature, was compiled by Cornelius von Pilgrim, Dietrich Raue and Martin Ziermann, sometimes at great expense of their time. The author would like to express her sincere thanks to all of them!
This poster was developed at the Annual TransPergMicro Workshop on "Modification and reshaping of the natural environment as a dynamic phenomenon in the transformation of micro-regions" in January 2024 in Berlin. The relations between urban development, the alteration of natural space and changing river dynamics along the Selinos river in Pergamon are presented. The poster furthermore provides preliminary results and offers insights into further planned research as part of the onoing DFG-funded TransPergMicro project.
Bronze Age Radiocarbondates from Bogazkoy-Hattusha, v.1
The list presents all radiocarbon dates from Bronze Age contexts obtained from the excavations at Bogazköy-Hattusha until 2022. The AMS analyses of the various samples (bones, charcoal, seeds) were carried out in the laboratories of the universities of Kiel, Heidelberg, and Glasgow as well as of the CEZ Archäometrie gGmbh in Mannheim and the Türkiye Bilimsel ve Teknolojik Aratrma Kurumu, Marmara Arastirma Merkezi in Gebze/Kocaeli Türkiye. This data set forms the basis for a new interpretation of the structural development of the Bronze Age city of Hattusha, first published in an article in Anatolian Studies.
Tabelle A: Gesamtübersicht aller nachgewiesenen Pflanzen-Taxa
Tabelle A: Gesamtübersicht aller Pflanzennachweise. Die Tabelle ist wie folgt aufgebaut: In der ersten Spalte sind die Pollen-Typen aufgeführt, in den Spalten zwei bis vier die in Form von Makroresten nachgewiesenen Taxa einschließlich der Angaben zu Resttyp und Erhaltungszustand. Umfasst der Pollentyp das als Makrorest nachgewiesene Pflanzen-Taxon, stehen diese in derselben Zeile. Für die einzelnen Proben sind die Stückzahlen der nachgewiesenen Pollen-Typen bzw. Makroreste in der mit n gekennzeichneten Spalte aufgeführt, in der mit % gekennzeichneten Spalte die prozentualen Anteile (bezogen auf alle bestimmten analysierten jeweiligen Pflanzenreste). In der letzten Spalte stehen die deutschen Trivialnamen der Taxa. Die Tabelle ist Teil folgender Publikation: Michèle Dinies - Viola Podsiadlowski - Katharina Feike - Reinder Neef, Erste Bürger Berlins und Cöllns: viel Obst, aber kein Pfeffer. Archäobotanische Untersuchungen an spätmittelalterlichen und frühneuzeitlichen Siedlungsresten im Zentrum Berlins, in: N. Benecke (Hrsg.), Leben in der mittelalterlichen Stadt. Neue Archäobiologische Forschungen, Archäometrische Studien 2 (Wiesbaden 2023), 1-42.
Shamanka II: An early neolithic cemetery on the Southwest shore of Lake Baikal, Siberia: Archaeological and Osteological Materials
Supplements 2-10 to the three-volume book. Supplements 2 and 3 are also included in the pdf of volume 2. Supplements 4-10 are only available in this dataset. ###Volume 2: + Supplement 2: Petrographic determinations of lithic grave goods + Supplement 3: Radiocarbon and stable isotope data ###Volume 3 (digital supplements): + Supplement 4: Plate 3.9. Detailed map of excavated area at Shamanka II + Supplement 5: Grave good photographs + Supplement 6: Fieldwork (in situ) photographs + Supplement 7: Mortuary data for chapters 9 and 10: Grave level + Supplement 8: Mortuary data code book for chapters 9 and 10: Grave level + Supplement 9: Mortuary data for chapters 9 and 10: Burial level + Supplement 10: Mortuary data code book for chapters 9 and 10: Burial level
Dominic Hosner, Redaktion der Außenstelle Peking der Eurasien-Abteilung
Automated analysis of pottery by QEM-EDS - Supplementary C
The analysis of raw materials and manufacturing techniques is central to the investigation of pottery assemblages. While various analytical techniques exists, petrography generally remains the go-to method to analyse the fabric of pottery. It combines relatively cheap and simple sample preparation protocol with the ability to yield very detailed information related to provenance and manufacturing technique. Here, we test the utility of performing QEM-EDS on archaeological pottery from the Mansiri site, Sulawesi, to complement petrographic observations. We identify the main non-plastic inclusions as plagioclase, quartz, calcic amphibole, iron oxides and volcanic rock fragments, consistent with the pottery being made locally. Quantitative analysis of inclusion size and direction suggests that the non-plastic inclusions were not manually added, and that in contrast to other Neolithic Sulawesi sites, coiling with beating/paddle and anvil was used to manufacture the pots.
A Landscape of Surveillance: code and data
Data and Code to reproduce the analyses of the paper: A Landscape of Surveillance. Investigating Hellenistic Fortifications and Potential Networks of Interaction in the Pergamon Micro-Region by Bernhard Ludwig, Daniel Knitter and Christina G. Williamson All necessary raw_data are provided in the folder data/raw_data except the DEM. These can be downloaded here: https://land.copernicus.eu/imagery-in-situ/eu-dem/eu-dem-v1.1/ (tiles: eu_dem_v11_E50N10.TIF and eu_dem_v11_E50N20.TIF) After downloading the DEM (do not forget to put them into the folder data/raw_data) you can follow the analyses scripts in numerical order. Software used throughout the analyses: - GDAL: to read/write raster files and conduct raster transformations - R: for statistical analyses and general interface between GDAL and GRASS GIS - GRASS GIS: used for geomorphometric and viewshed analyes - Python: only used to extract study area boundaries (could easily be replaced with a simpler approach) - GNU Make (optional): can be used to automate the analyses process via the provided `Makefile`
idaifieldR imports data from Field Desktop into R. This supplement contains the R-project used in the paper "R wie in: Reproduzierbar: Auswertung von Daten aus Field Desktop mit idaifieldR" (DOI: 10.34780/068b-q6c7) (https://zenon.dainst.org/Record/003041245), demonstrating the packages core functionality. Alongside the RMarkdown-file used to generate the paper itself and a tutorial on using package the supplement contains a small dataset of attic red- and black-figure pottery found at the area of the Church of St. Michael / Dionysos Sanctuary in Miletus in Asia Minor in the form of a csv-file. Variables in the dataset are: inventory number, context, trench, group, shape, dating and catalogue number. The fragments are published in "N. Kunisch, Funde aus Milet Teil 3, Die attische Importkeramik (Berlin/Boston 2016)" (https://zenon.dainst.org/Record/001471948). A backup of a test project with artificial data for Field Desktop is also included in the supplement, and can be used to follow the tutorial mentioned above.
Reconstruction of the early Mycenaean technique of »gold embroidery«, applied on the handles and pommels of elaborate daggers and swords.
M. Gechter, Die augusteisch-tiberischen Lager von Novaesium. Novaesium 10 = Limesforschungen 32. Digitale Supplemente
Der Nachlass von Michael Gechter umfasste eine große Menge an digitalen Daten, die in unterschiedlicher Form vorliegen. Aus der heterogenen Masse an Informationen wurden Dateien ausgewählt, die entweder bereits durch Michael Gechter selbst für die Publikation NOVAESIUM X vorgesehen und entsprechend aufbereitet worden waren oder die dem Bearbeiter als Ergänzung sinnvoll erschienen. Der ersten Kategorie gehören die zahlreichen Tabellen zu den Funden und ausgewählten Befunden an, die Michael Gechter im Zuge der Bearbeitung des archäologischen Materials und der Grabungsdokumentation erstellt hat. Sie bilden die wesentliche Basis für die Auswertung und Chronologie der frühkaiserzeitlichen Lager. Es sei hier vermerkt, dass es sich um keine funktionalen Tabellenkalkulationen handelt, sondern lediglich um Listen in tabellarischer Form, die dennoch in dem einschlägigen Anwendungsformat EXCEL erstellt worden sind. Die Sortier-, Gruppier- und Filterfunktionen des Programms funktionieren daher nur eingeschränkt, denn ihre Nutzung wurde bei der Erstellung der Tabellen durch den Verfasser nicht vorgesehen. Ebenfalls in digitaler Form findet sich das Manuskript von Gustav Müller und Marion Euskirchen der Publikation von Michael Gechter zu den frühen Neusser Lagern beigefügt, da es die Grundlage für die Ausarbeitung Gechters bildet und teilweise Passagen wörtlich übernommen wurden (die in der Bearbeitung entsprechend gekennzeichnet sind). Um auch die geistige Urheberschaft einzelner Interpretationen für die Leserschaft und künftige Bearbeitende nachvollziehbar zu machen, erschien eine Aufnahme des nicht weiter editierten oder bearbeiteten Ursprungsmanuskriptes von Gustav Müller und Marion Euskirchen mit einem Beitrag von Norbert Hanel entsprechend sinnvoll.
Geochemische Untersuchungen an Dachterrakotten
Bei den Daten handelt es sich um Messwerte, die mit der portablen energiedispersiven Röntgenfluoreszenzanalyse an Dachterrakotten aus Olympia ermittelt wurden. Darüber hinaus wurden Messungen an zwei Stücken vom Kalabaktepe-Heiligtum aus Milet und dem Puteal aus Syrakus (?) vorgenommen. Die untersuchten Terrakotten waren entweder im Alten Museum der Staatlichen Museen zu Berlin in der Dauerausstellung montiert oder in Kisten im Depot des Archäologischen Zentrums gelagert. Verwendete Abkürzungen: "col" = 3 mm Messspot; MW = Mittelwert
Die Tabelle listet Fragmente von Amphoren aus Munigua und liefert Informationen zu ihren Typen, Ursprüngen und besonderen Merkmalen. Im Jahr 2006 erfolgte die umfassende Untersuchung aller römischen Amphorenfragmente aus Munigua, die sich in Hunderten von Fundkisten im Museum von Sevilla befanden. Zu dieser Zeit wurde beschlossen, nur römische Gefäße auszuwählen und lokale punische Typen zu ignorieren, weswegen diese Stücke nicht in der Liste aufgeführt sind. Es sind keine weiteren Analysen des Materials geplant, daher dient diese Tabelle als erste öffentlich zugängliche Zusammenstellung.
Die begleitend zur Arbeit vorgelegten zwölf Verwendungs- und Distributionskarten stellen die periodisch aufgebaute Verbreitung des *marmor Numidicum* im Mittelmeerraum dar, welche auf Grundlage der Fundorte zusammengestellt wurde. Die jeweilige Legende informiert über die Verwendung des Marmors in unterschiedlichen Gattungen und die jeweilige Anzahl dieser Nutzung innerhalb eines Untersuchungshorizontes. Die Karten bilden damit die Verbreitung und das Einsatzspektrums des *marmor Numidicum* für die vier Untersuchungshorizonte ab und ergänzen die jeweiligen Untersuchungskapitel. Einzelne Detailkarten zu Simitthus, Rom, Pompeji, Herculaneum und Karthago ergänzen je nach Materialgrundlage die Gesamtkarten des Mittelmeerraumes in einzelnen Untersuchungshorizonten. Die Legende beinhaltet die Gattungen Paviment, Architektur (auch einzelne Architekturglieder), Wandinkrustation, Monument (Theater und Odeion), Skulptur, Inschrift. Die doppelte Nennung von Paviment/Wandinkrustation bezieht sich in allen Fällen auf Plattenfragmente, die weder aufgrund ihres Kontextes noch auf Basis ihres Erscheinungsbildes sicher einer der beiden Gattungen zugeordnet werden können. *The twelve utilisation and distribution maps accompanying the study show the periodic distribution of marmor Numidicum in the Mediterranean region, which was compiled on the basis of the sites. The respective legend provides information on the use of the marble in different genera and the respective number of these uses within a study horizon. The maps illustrate the distribution and range of use of marmor Numidicum for the four study horizons and supplement the respective study chapters. Individual detailed maps of Simitthus, Rome, Pompeii, Herculaneum and Carthage supplement the overall maps of the Mediterranean region in individual study horizons, depending on the material basis. The legend includes the genres paviment, architecture (including individual architectural elements), wall incrustation, monument (theatre and odeion), sculpture and inscription. The double mention of paviment/wall incrustation refers in all cases to slab fragments that cannot be assigned to either genre with certainty, either on the basis of their context or their appearance.*
Vor 2000 Jahren trafen Wollmode und Seidenmode im Zentrum Eurasiens zusammen. Unser Film zeigt, was daraus entstand. Dieses Werk gehört zum Projekt SILK ROAD FASHION (https://www.dainst.org/forschung/projekte/silk-road-fashion/2710). 2000 years ago, wool fashion and silk fashion met in the centre of Eurasia. Our film shows what arose from this. This work is part of the SILK ROAD FASHION project (https://www.dainst.org/forschung/projekte/silk-road-fashion/2710). 2000年前，羊毛服装和丝绸服装在欧亚大陆相遇。我们的影片展示了这二者碰撞出的火花。 该作品是“丝路霓裳”项目 (https://www.dainst.org/forschung/projekte/silk-road-fashion/2710) 的一部分。
Raw data of chert assemblages from the north-western town (NWT) excavations at Elephantine Island 2013-2018
Data used to reproduce the analyses of the paper: C. Jeuthe, Chert artefacts in the house – the Middle Kingdom finds at Elephantine Island, forthcoming (MDAIK 80) Raw data of chert assemblages from the NWT excavations at Elephantine Island 2013-2018, mainly dating to the Middle Kingdom (especially from the 12th/13th dynasty). The detailed description was removed from file because time consuming proof reading and editing would be needed. Dimensions of debitage and small fragments often only roughly, e.g. 10 means not larger than 10 mm, 5 means not larger than 5 mm ect. In the columns scar, burnt... means "1" yes. Regarding the raw material, please see also C. Jeuthe, The cherts of Elephantine Island - an insight into the economic networks, MDAIK 74 (2019), 99-122 with detailed descriptions. The data can be used without reading the article and the article should be understandable without using the data sheet
Pre-Hispanic human remains from Salvatierra, Llanos de Mojos, Bolivia
Studies on pre-Hispanic populations in the Amazon region are rare and mostly focus on the remains of the earliest humans in the region. There is currently a complete lack of relevant studies for the southwest of Amazonia. In this paper we present the results of a comprehensive multi-disciplinary study on the skeletal remains of 125 individuals from the pre-Hispanic Casarabe culture settlement Salvatierra. The Casarabe culture flourished between 500–1400 AD in the southeast of the Llanos de Mojos, which make up a large part of the Amazon lowlands of Bolivia. The study, conducted in 2007 and 2008, involved classic osteological examinations, as well as analyses of ancient DNA, isotopes, and trace elements.
Sultan Tepe site near Pergamon (Turkey): extended catalogue and survey data
This data collection contains an extended catalogue of archaeological finds as well as the survey data supplementing the paper: “The Sultan Tepe Site and its Surroundings in the Western Lower Bakırçay Plain: Investigating the Complex Layers of a Rural Residence in the Pergamon Micro-Region” by Zeki Mete Aksan, Bernhard Ludwig, Güler Ateş, Annika Skolik, Fabian Becker, Ercan Erkul, Wolfgang Rabbel, Jörn Lang, Sarah Al Jarad, Felix Pirson, and Brigitta Schütt. The data collection contains photos and drawings of the architectural elements, stone objects, pottery finds, small finds, other finds, and the site. Furthermore, survey data is provided: the position of the counting fields (shapefile) and the statistical raw data (table) of the finds counted within the fields and documented with the help of ODK Collect.
Data Table: Neolithic roof and wall openings - Types, features, measurements.
This data collection contains types, features and measurements of Neolithic roof- and wall openings from 20 Neolithic sites in Southwest Asia supplementing the paper: Moritz Kinzel, Ways In, Ways Out: A Preliminary Study of Neolithic Wall and Roof Openings. Istanbuler Mitteilungen, 73 (2023) § 1–137. Version 1.0 created 01.2024. References are given in the table. Deutsches Archäologisches Institut, Abteilung Istanbul
Sandra Schröer-Spang, Die nördliche Provinzgrenze zwischen Raetien und Obergermanien im Spiegel des römerzeitlichen Besiedlungsmusters. Beilage: Kaiserzeitliche Fundstellen im Untersuchungsgebiet – Supplement: Roman period sites in the study area
Kartierung der aufgenommenen kaiserzeitlichen Fundstellen innerhalb des Untersuchungsgebietes mit Angabe der Katalognummer. Map of the recorded Roman period sites within the study area with indication of the catalogue number. Keywords: Landscape archaeology, GIS, internal borders, provincial borders, Germania Superior, Raetia
Pläne von Boğazköy Ḫattuša Unterstadt-Große Tempel
Diese Kollektion enthält alle Beilagen (Pläne) zur Publikation: A. Schachner, Ausgrabungen in der Unterstadt von Boğazköy II: Der Große Tempel von Ḫattuša, die Magazine in seinem Umfeld und das sogenannte Südareal, Boğazköy-Ḫattuša (2024). Ergebnisse der Ausgrabungen, 30, https://doi.org/10.34780/mcb6-6c5f
File Archive of "Endangered Heritage Sites of Iraq"
After the terror organization known as Daesh/ISIS/ISIL captured Mosul, they initiated a series of destructive actions, including mass killings, deportations of population groups, and the targeted destruction of heritage sites and features.In the initial months, information regarding the conflict and its consequences was inadequately represented in Western media. To address this gap, the Facebook group "Endangered Heritage Sites in Iraq" was created to disseminate information to the broader public about the events affecting Iraqi heritage. The group also aimed to analyze various Iraqi media reports, including those from social media, and critically assess their reliability, as such information was being exploited to incite terror and fuel religious/ethnic conflicts among the population. Initially, information was gathered using a Geographic Information System (GIS) approach, and the data was regularly updated. However, as the number of media outlets proliferated, and with the unchecked dissemination of often inaccurate information, the task of information mining became increasingly challenging. Additionally, as the conflict became more geographically static over time (mainly starting from 2015), the GIS approach became less suitable and just single media reports were picked and re-posted with analysis comments. This file archive contains the original data published on Facebook from June 2014 to November 2015. It is organized in three groups. First, the map output of the collected data (YYYY-MM-DD_HeritageStatus_MonitorMap), a table listing threatened sites containing also the relevant media sources (YYYY-MM-DD_ThreatenedSites_Sources), and a table that roughly collected information about the occupation history of major cities (YYYY-MM-DD_Cities_Sources), which was relevant at that time for conflict prognosis and conflict party analysis. Nevertheless, this list was partly biased as the media reports were and may not serve as a reliable source, but rather as contemporary testimony.
Befunde aus dem Untersuchungshorizont 161 n. Chr. – 235 n. Chr. – klassifiziert nach Gattung
Autoren: Lukas Jan Grüning, Ammar Saeed In diesem Video wird CiVers kurz erklärt und vorgestellt.
Low resolution - Guidelines for the documentation of undecorated roof tiles
**Author**: Thomas Heide, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Room 3 (R15), SW corner, remains of plaster, concretions, and outlet in S wall; from E.
Pavimente und Wandinkrustationen aus dem Untersuchungshorizont 27 v. Chr. – 96 n. Chr. in Herculaneum – klassifiziert nach Gattung
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Room 4, pool, from E.
Supplement to the article published in the Journal of Global Archaeology (JoGA) 2023.
Befunde aus dem Untersuchungshorizont 96 n. Chr. – 161 n. Chr. in Rom – klassifiziert nach Gattung
Supplement to M. Mdawar et al. 2025. Dendroclimatic Calibration in Turkey Using Quantitative Wood Anatomy of Juniperus Excelsa M. Bieb wood. In: J. Sigl - J. Linstädter (eds.), Entangled Africa - Intra-African relations between rain forest and Mediterranean, ca. 4000 BCE - 1500 CE. Archäologische Forschungen in Afrika (AFA) 2: Image collection of significant (at p ≤ 0.05) Pearson’s correlation coefficients between tree-ring and climate parameters computed for Lumen Diameter (LD) and Cell Area (CA).
**Author**: Christoph Rummel, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Area 21, view from S, 2016.
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Area II,1, gap in W wall, from E, 2016.
**Author**: Domenico Esposito, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: R6, room 10, view from N.
**Author**: Domenico Esposito, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved, **Caption**: Room 1, remains of plaster on S wall, from NE.
**Author**: Domenico Esposito, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Room 2, remains of plaster on N wall, next to the door to room 3, from S.
**Author**: Domenico Esposito, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Rooms 3 and 4, from S.
**Author**: Domenico Esposito, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Villa dei Misteri, rooms 23 and 24, N wall with walled-up travertine pilasters, from N.
**Author**: Christoph Rummel, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Area 2, view from S after removal of grey ash US37 along N wall, 2016.
high resolution - Handreichung zur Dokumentation unverzierter Dachziegel
**Author**: Christoph Rummel, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Praefurnium R17, view from SE, 2015.
**Author**: Christoph Rummel, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: PR1, from S, 2016.
Befunde aus dem Untersuchungshorizont 2.Jh. v. Chr. – 27 v. Chr. in Rom – klassifiziert nach Gattung
Table Supplement 02: List of the analyzed glass samples and their macroscopic attributes.
Radiocarbon dates on annual material and their chronological classification according to oral history. The probabilities in line with the stratigraphic location of the samples and the oral history are marked in grey.
Supplement to M. Adel William Eskharoun. 2025. Investigating Molluscan Remains at El Gol archaeological site, Fifth Cataract, Sudan. In: J. Sigl - J. Linstädter (eds.), Entangled Africa - Intra-African relations between rain forest and Mediterranean, ca. 4000 BCE - 1500 CE. Archäologische Forschungen in Afrika (AFA) 2: Export of raw data collected by the author in OssoBook database software (https://xbook.vetmed.uni-muenchen.de/index_en.html)
**Author**: Christoph Rummel, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Area III, section under channel US712, fill US709, from E, 2015.
Autoren: Marcel Riedel, Fabian Riebschläger, Ammar Saeed Die Datei enthält eine strukturierte Sammlung von Leitfragen für den ersten CiVers-Workshop. Sie dient dazu, zentrale Aspekte webbasierter Informationssysteme systematisch zu erfassen, darunter Datenmodelle und Präsentationsformen, bibliographische Metadaten, Änderungs- und Versionierungspolicies, Zitationspraktiken sowie der Einsatz persistenter Identifikatoren. Die Fragen unterstützen die Analyse bestehender Systeme und helfen dabei, Anforderungen, Erwartungen und mögliche Einsatzszenarien für CiVers zu konkretisieren.
Befunde aus dem Untersuchungshorizont 2.Jh. v. Chr. – 27 v. Chr. klassifiziert nach Gattung
Befunde aus dem Untersuchungshorizont 27 v. Chr. – 96 n. Chr. – klassifiziert nach Gattung
Supplement to M. Adel William Eskharoun. 2025. Investigating Molluscan Remains at El Gol archaeological site, Fifth Cataract, Sudan. In: J. Sigl - J. Linstädter (eds.), Entangled Africa - Intra-African relations between rain forest and Mediterranean, ca. 4000 BCE - 1500 CE. Archäologische Forschungen in Afrika (AFA) 2: * Metadata-file to the full set of photographs taken by Mariam Adel William Eskharoun in the scope of the research under the Entangled Africa Program (DFG Gender equality measures, handled by the Coordination project, project number 404372753)
Historical DEM (1973-74) and modern DEM (ALOS PALSAR 2006) datasets comparison in two different cases: The leveled bedrock profile is observable on the modern highway part near Karabel Pass/Kemalpaşa. At the same time, the filled catchment areas (near Çiniliköy/Kemalpaşa) for modern residual and dam constructions are detectable.
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Room 8, from E.
**Author**: Christoph Rummel, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Area 3, view from SW, with bulk in NE corner, 2016.
**Author**: Domenico Esposito, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Room 4, pool, build-up of pavement, from S.
Abbreviations: + = present in the tooth compartment (+) = present in the tooth compartment but not erupted L = loose tooth (L) = loose tooth, not erupted x = intravital lossed tooth 0 = postmortem loss ? = not assessable oc = occusal ap = approximal cej = cementoenamel junction nd = not developed
In diesem ZIP-Ordner befinden sich: Eine Backup-Datei, um auf dem gleichen Stand zu sein. Eine Tabelle mit fiktiven Datensätzen.
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Fragment of labrum, made of limestone with calcareous concretions; found in R11 and R12 .
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Threshold between rooms 3 and 4, from W.
**Author**: Domenico Esposito, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: R34, room 17, S wall, from N.
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Area II,1, remains of mortar and pipe in S part, after cleaning in spring of 2015.
A simplified version of the analysis methodology.
**Author**: Catello Imperatore, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Three matching fragments of the (women’s) labrum, found in R21.
**Author**: Domenico Esposito, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Threshold between rooms 1 and 2.
**Author**: Christoph Rummel, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Area I, central and south buttress with earlier channel, from W, 2015.
**Author**: Domenico Esposito, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: S façade at room 17, blocked door behind scaffold, from SW.
**Author**: Christoph Rummel, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Area 5, N section above US2107, 2016, from S.
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: R16, W wall, arch 6, upper voussoirs removed, from E, 2017.
Supplement to M. Mdawar et al. 2025. Dendroclimatic Calibration in Turkey Using Quantitative Wood Anatomy of Juniperus Excelsa M. Bieb wood. In: J. Sigl - J. Linstädter (eds.), Entangled Africa - Intra-African relations between rain forest and Mediterranean, ca. 4000 BCE - 1500 CE. Archäologische Forschungen in Afrika (AFA) 2: Overview of the supplementary image collection of significant (at p ≤ 0.05) Pearson’s correlation coefficients between tree-ring and climate parameters computed for Lumen Diameter (LD) and Cell Area (CA).
Georeferencing and other strategies to spatialise information from old maps – A collection of best practice recommendations. English version.
Schoen_Niessen_Fluvio-social metabolism in the Echaz Valley_iDAI.pdf
Autor: Lukas Jan Grüning DAI-Blog-Post (253) "CiVers: Versionierte Webzitation leicht gemacht"; Diese WACZ-Datei enthält ein WARC-Webarchiv (ISO 28500), das am 16.12.2025 mit Harvard Scoop erstellt wurde. Das WARC stellt das digitale Erhaltungsexemplar (Preservation Master) dar; die WACZ-Datei dient der paketierten Bereitstellung und Wiedergabe. Die Inhalte können mit einem kompatiblen Webarchiv-Replay-Dienst (z. B. ReplayWeb.page) wiedergegeben werden. Informationen zum Crawl-Umfang, zum Erfassungsdatum sowie zum eingesetzten Werkzeug sind in den Metadaten der WACZ-Datei dokumentiert.
**Author**: Kristina Zielke, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved, **Caption**: Republican Baths, Structure from Motion model of the praefurnium and pools, 2019.
Befunde aus dem Untersuchungshorizont 27 v. Chr. – 96 n. Chr. in Rom – klassifiziert nach Gattung
GIS 2: GeoTiff of Trinidad Vieja. The File contains raster data that can be used in GIS applications (e.g. QGIS or Arcgis).
Guide to the Laser Aided Profiler (LAP) and software version 3.6.3 Workflows for recording profils of shards
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Room 8, NE corner with threshold to room 7 and bench, from SE.
Additional accumulation curves for samples from Tyi-kun & Tyi-jo
Table Supplement 01: Inventory and macroscopic attributes of the analyzed archaeological material including glass, metal, and ceramic artifacts.
Supplement to H. Schreiber - N. Gestrich. 2025. Loanwords and Trade in West Africa: grains, gold, salt, and iron. In: J. Sigl - J. Linstädter (eds.), Entangled Africa - Intra-African relations between rain forest and Mediterranean, ca. 4000 BCE - 1500 CE. Archäologische Forschungen in Afrika (AFA) 2: Terms for iron in West Africa. Here, note the high diversity of forms (Map © Nikolas Gestrich, Henning Schreiber).
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Room 3, E part, from N .
**Author**: Christoph Rummel, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Area 41, W section, view from E, 2016.
Pompeii, Republican Baths, List of US with diagnostic finds relevant for the construction, remodeling, and abandonment of the baths
**Author**: Thomas Heide, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Area 34, remains of threshold in S wall and latrine in W wall, from N .
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: R5, NE corner, channel, opus signinum floor, bench, from E, 2016
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: R16, W wall of R9, praefurnium, from E, 2015.
**Author**: Domenico Esposito, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: House IX.9.6–7, W wall of rooms n and o, walled-up travertine pilasters, from W.
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Room 11, remains of labrum socle with supporting channel wall, from NW.
Pompeii, Republican Baths, Levels of floors
The configuration is provided under an open license and can be freely used, adapted, and redistributed. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. The configuration file is designed for use with iDAI.field, the open-source database system developed by the German Archaeological Institute for archaeological documentation. It can be imported into an existing iDAI.field installation and provides a preconfigured data model tailored to the documentation of roof tile finds. For general information on installation, configuration, and use of iDAI.field, please refer to the official handbook: https://field.idai.world/manual/
Georeferencing and other strategies to spatialise information from old maps – A collection of best practice recommendations. Meta data table with data example.
High resolution - Guidelines for the documentation of undecorated roof tiles
low resolution - Handreichung zur Dokumentation unverzierter Dachziegel
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Room 11, hypocaust channels, from N.
**Author**: Domenico Esposito, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Room 4, schola labri NE corner, detail of white plaster with pilaster rendered slightly in relief, from SE.
Supplement to H. Schreiber - N. Gestrich. 2025. Loanwords and Trade in West Africa: grains, gold, salt, and iron. In: J. Sigl - J. Linstädter (eds.), Entangled Africa - Intra-African relations between rain forest and Mediterranean, ca. 4000 BCE - 1500 CE. Archäologische Forschungen in Afrika (AFA) 2: Major forms of terms for pearl millet in West Africa, showing the wide geographic spread of nyo/djo forms (Map © Nikolas Gestrich, Henning Schreiber).
Table Supplement 03: Results of the geochemical analysis of the glass samples.
Befunde aus dem Untersuchungshorizont 96 n. Chr. – 161 n. Chr. in Chimtou – klassifiziert nach Gattung
Das Programm bietet fachliche Impulse zu Zitation, Versionierung und Metadaten sowie kurze Einblicke in verschiedene Forschungsdatenbanken als mögliche CiVers-Quellsysteme.
**Author**: Christoph Rummel, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Area II,1, construction trench of W wall, from S, 2015.
The table gives the results of identifications obtained from the charred remains from the 1970 season at Jawa.
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: PR1, S wall of room 10, from E, 2016.
Supplement to H. Schreiber - N. Gestrich. 2025. Loanwords and Trade in West Africa: grains, gold, salt, and iron. In: J. Sigl - J. Linstädter (eds.), Entangled Africa - Intra-African relations between rain forest and Mediterranean, ca. 4000 BCE - 1500 CE. Archäologische Forschungen in Afrika (AFA) 2: Major forms of terms for salt in West Africa and their distribution. Note the north-south nye, the southern we, and the widespread Mande ko forms (Map © Nikolas Gestrich, Henning Schreiber)
**Author**: Domenico Esposito, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Room 4, schola labri, detail of pavement in NE corner, from E.
**Author**: Clemens Brünenberg, Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Stabian Baths, reconstructed plan, phase 1.
Georeferencing and other strategies to spatialise information from old maps – A collection of best practice recommendations. Deutsche Version.
Autoren: Leonhard Maylein, Stephanie Renger
**Author**: Domenico Esposito, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: R6, room 10, yellow socle (Second Style) on W wall, from E.
Der Band untersucht die Siedlungsbestattungen von Kleinkindern auf Elephantine im Vergleich mit den Kleinkinderbestattungen des Inselfriedhofs. Die vorgelegten Befunde und Funde der Kinderbestattungen aus der Siedlung Elephantine entstammen den Grabungen des DAI Kairo zwischen 1981 und 2004. The volume offers a comprehensive study of the settlement burials of infants on Elephantine in comparison with the infant burials of the island's cemetery. The analysed features and finds of the infant burials from the settlement of Elephantine originate from the excavations of the DAI Cairo between 1981 and 2004.
Raw data of chert assemblages from the NWT excavations at Elephantine Island 2013-2018, mainly dating to the Middle Kingdom. Detailed description removed from file because proof reasding and editing would be needed. Dimensions of debitage and small fragments often only roughly, e.g. 10 means not larger than 10 mm, 5 means not larger than 5 mm ect.
**Author**: Christoph Rummel, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Area II,1, remains of mortar and pipe, at the beginning of excavation in fall of 2016.
Befunde aus dem Untersuchungshorizont 96 n. Chr. – 161 n. Chr. – klassifiziert nach Gattung
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Room 4, schola labri, from E.
Supplement to H. Schreiber - N. Gestrich. 2025. Loanwords and Trade in West Africa: grains, gold, salt, and iron. In: J. Sigl - J. Linstädter (eds.), Entangled Africa - Intra-African relations between rain forest and Mediterranean, ca. 4000 BCE - 1500 CE. Archäologische Forschungen in Afrika (AFA) 2: Terms for gold in West Africa. Note the distributions of wura/ouro and kane/sanye (Map © Nikolas Gestrich, Henning Schreiber).
Pavimente aus dem Untersuchungshorizont 27 v. Chr. – 96 n. Chr. in Pompeji – klassifiziert nach Gattung
Befunde aus dem Untersuchungshorizont 161 n. Chr. – 235 n. Chr. in Rom – klassifiziert nach Gattung
**Author**: Domenico Esposito, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Room 11, pool, from W, 2016.
**Author**: Thomas Heide, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli. All rights reserved **Caption**: Pompeii, Regio VIII, Insula 5, SE corner, cork model, view from E, late 19th c.
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Area 21, S wall with phases, from N; 1: travertine blocks; 2: opus incertum 1; 3: opus incertum 2 .
Supplementary Figures 1–8 and Tables 1–17
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: R6, W wall with earth mortar foundation, from E, 2016.
**Author**: Domenico Esposito, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Room 2, decorated opus signinum floor in E part, from N .
R-project used in the paper "R wie in: Reproduzierbar: Auswertung von Daten aus Field Desktop mit idaifieldR" (DOI: 10.34780/068b-q6c7) (https://zenon.dainst.org/Record/003041245)
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Room 4, pool, from S.
Pompeii, Comparison of the Republican Baths and Stabian Baths
Georeferencing and other strategies to spatialise information from old maps – A collection of best practice recommendations. Meta data table for vectorising with data example.
table_Kinzel IstMItt73_ NEOLITHIC DOORWAYS 2024_final.pdf
This data collection contains types, features and measurements of Neolithic roof- and wall openings from 20 Neolithic sites in Southwest Asia supplementing the paper: Moritz Kinzel, Ways In, Ways Out: A Preliminary Study of Neolithic Wall and Roof Openings. Istanbuler Mitteilungen, 73 (2023) § 1–137. Version 1.0 created 01.2024. References given in the table. Deutsches Archäologisches Isntitut, Abteilung Istanbul
Data and Code to reproduce the analyses of the paper: A Landscape of Surveillance. Investigating Hellenistic Fortifications and Potential Networks of Interaction in the Pergamon Micro-Region by Bernhard Ludwig, Daniel Knitter and Christina G. Williamson
**Author**: Domenico Esposito, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Room 5, overview from N.
GIS 1: GeoTiff of the Mission San Martin, Bolivia. The File contains raster data that can be used in GIS applications (e.g. QGIS or Arcgis).
Tabelle-A. Gesamtubersicht-aller-Pflanzennachweise.ods
Offermann_etal_Ecohydrological changes_PREPRINT_IDAIREPO_DOI.pdf
**Author**: Catello Imperatore, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Fragment of labrum, made of limestone with calcareous concretions; found in R11 and R12 .
**Author**: Monika Trümper, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Threshold between rooms 2 and 3, from S.
Pompeii, Republican Baths, Foundations of walls
Supplement to H. Schreiber - N. Gestrich. 2025. Loanwords and Trade in West Africa: grains, gold, salt, and iron. In: J. Sigl - J. Linstädter (eds.), Entangled Africa - Intra-African relations between rain forest and Mediterranean, ca. 4000 BCE - 1500 CE. Archäologische Forschungen in Afrika (AFA) 2: Terms for fonio in West Africa. Note the wide distribution of fon and pon forms (Map © Nikolas Gestrich, Henning Schreiber).
In diesem ZIP-Ordner befinden sich: JSONL-Dateien die als Backup eingelesen werden könne; Verschiedene Tabellen für den Import; 62 Abbildungen.
**Author**: Thomas Heide, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved. **Caption**: Room 2, settling basins and channel in SE corner, from W.
Supplement to M. Mdawar et al. 2025. Dendroclimatic Calibration in Turkey Using Quantitative Wood Anatomy of Juniperus Excelsa M. Bieb wood. In: J. Sigl - J. Linstädter (eds.), Entangled Africa - Intra-African relations between rain forest and Mediterranean, ca. 4000 BCE - 1500 CE. Archäologische Forschungen in Afrika (AFA) 2: Annotated supplementary image collection of significant (at p ≤ 0.05) Pearson’s correlation coefficients between tree-ring and climate parameters computed for Lumen Diameter (LD) and Cell Area (CA).
The Selinos River in Pergamon_Poster_2024.pdf
Tabelle-A. Erlaeuterungen-zur-Tabelle.pdf
Supplement to M. Adel William Eskharoun. 2025. Investigating Molluscan Remains at El Gol archaeological site, Fifth Cataract, Sudan. In: J. Sigl - J. Linstädter (eds.), Entangled Africa - Intra-African relations between rain forest and Mediterranean, ca. 4000 BCE - 1500 CE. Archäologische Forschungen in Afrika (AFA) 2: * Read-me file with folder structure to the full set of photographs taken by Mariam Adel William Eskharoun in the scope of the research under the Entangled Africa Program (DFG Gender equality measures, handled by the Coordination project, project number 404372753)
In diesem ZIP-Ordner befinden sich: 2 Backup Dateien (JSONL), 3 Abbildungen (PNG) und 3 World-Dateine (PGW).
Pompeii, Republican Baths, Width of walls of vaulted rooms in baths
**Author**: Domenico Esposito, **Copyright**: Su concessione del Ministero della Cultura – Parco Archeologico di Pompei. All rights reserved, **Caption**: Room 1, from W.
Befunde aus dem Untersuchungshorizont 161 n. Chr. – 235 n. Chr. in Karthago – klassifiziert nach Gattung
Gold Embroidery Experimental Reconstruction.mkv
Befunde aus dem Untersuchungshorizont 161 n. Chr. – 235 n. Chr. in Chimtou – klassifiziert nach Gattung
In diesem ZIP-Ordner befinden sich: Tabellen mit Daten und 2 JSONL-Dateien mit Backups zur Durchführung von "Tutorial 3 - Import ergänzen."