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Berlin Head Office

Since the move from Rome in 1832, the administration of the Deutsches Archäogisches Institut has been carried out from Berlin. This is where the main offices of the president and staff are located and where the main administration of the entire Institute is located. The Central Office has a natural sciences working group in the fields of paleobotany, archaeozoology, dendrochronology and radiocarbon dating , which cooperates with the other commissions and departments within the institute.

 
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Library

The library's collection concentrates on the field of Classical Archaeology.  

Archives / Collections

The archives contain the records of the Institute and more than 250 bequests of important scholars of antiquity.  

Department

The Architecture Department was set up in 1973 and is responsible for architectural research at excavation sites. The department aims to integrate the study of architecture with other disciplines of the study of antiquity. It also aims to forge closer contacts with the Institutes of Architectural History at Technical Universities and with specialized colleges where the next generation of scientists are studying, as well as to undertake its own excavation projects concentrating on architectural history.
The Scythian Department at the Berlin Head Office was established in 2003. It is devoted to the research of the Early Iron Age in Eurasia with major focal points in Siberia and Central Asia.  

Publications

The editing department supervises the journals, series and monographs published by the Head Office. It is contact with authors, editors and publishers and presents the publications of the Institute at fairs and conferences to the public. Among other supervising and coordinating tasks, the editing department lays down the guidelines for authors.  

Terrakotten der Westgriechen im Akademischen Kunstmuseum der Universität Bonn

DAI Events

The Head Office organizes scientific speeches, colloquia and exhibitions.
Also see the general event diary

Current Events of this Section

14/06/2008 Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften 2008
 

Public Relations

The public relations of the Berlin Head Office at the present time is being looked after by the Architecture Department. It arranges contacts with individual departments, commissions and foreign branches and produces the press releases. 

Building

The Institute is housed in a villa which was designed by the architect Peter Behrens for the archaeologist Theodor Wiegand. Another building was erected next to the villa in 1976 to house the library, and Redaktion and administrative offices. In 1983, a neighboring house was purchased for the Baghdad and Teheran Departments. A guest house for scholars (Lepsius-Kolleg) is located nearby.

Address

Berlin Head Office
14195 Berlin
Tel.: +49-(0)1888-7711-0
Fax: +49-(0)1888-7711-168
E-Mail: info@dainst.de

Staff

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Current Projects

Abenteuer Archäologie Aktuelle Ausgabe 05/2007 des Online-Magazins www.abenteuer-archaeologie.de
 
Aegina, Oros
 
EMAGINES. Digitale Aufarbeitung der bedrohten Glasnegative des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts
 
Lissos Urbanistik und sozio-ökonomische Strukturen einer hellenistischen Polis in Illyrien
 
Meroë, Royal Baths Mediterranean influence on an African civilization in Greco-Roman time
 
Mongolia: Bajan Ul´gijskij Ajmak Frozen kurgans from Scythian times in the high mountain valleys of the Mongolian Altaj
 
Pompeii: Insula 16 Regio VI
 
Pompeji
 
Russian Federation / Tuva: Arzhan Complete excavation of the kurgan Arzhan 2 including an undisturbed royal grave (late 7th century B.C.).
 
Russian Federation: Barsuchij Log Studies of Scythian elites in the South Siberian steppe.
 
Russian Federation: Chicha Investigations on one of the most important sites of the transitional period between Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age in the forest-steppe region of Western Siberia.
 
Russian Federation: Suchanicha A necropolis used for c. 4000 years: studies of relative and absolute chronology of the pre- and early historic times in Southern Siberia.
 
Russian Federation: Tartas Investigation of a prehistoric cemetery with main focus on the transitional period between Early and Middle Bronze Age.
 
Russische Föderation: Taganrog Das Projekt dient der Erforschung der frühgriechischen Siedlung von Taganrog im Mündungsgebiet des Don.
 
Sarno-Becken: Rekonstruktion der antiken Kulturlandschaften (italiano) Ein multidisziplinäres Kooperationsprojekt mit Partnern aus Altertumswissenschaften und Geowissenschaften in Italien, Deutschland und England
 
Turkey: Aşağı Pınar Excavations at Aşağı Pınar, Turkish Thracia: the onset of farming on the threshold between orient and occident
 
   
   
 
 

updated: 03/20/08

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