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The Istanbul Department of the German Archaeological Institute was founded in 1929. Its photo archive is made up primarily of black-and-white photographs of Turkey, its population, architecture and archaeological artefacts. Its holdings consist of approx. 212.000 photos from the period 1880 - 2011. In contrast to the historical photographs from the 19th and early 20th centuries, in recent decades the image collection policy has focused on building up a comprehensive a visual documentation of Turkey's archaeological monuments. The archives of the Department's major excavation projects are for the most part not kept in Istanbul but at the university and research institutes which conduct the ongoing work: images from the Miletus excavation (in Bochum), Didyma (Berlin and Halle), Hattuşa (only historical photographs in Berlin), Priene (only new photos in Frankfurt) and Aizanoi (only new photos in Berlin).
The photo archive of the German Archaeological Institute has the task of sorting and preserving the images it holds and making them available to the public. To this end, the DAI supplies researchers with image material, and grants commercial users the right to reproduce images.
The photo archive of the Istanbul Department contains photographs arranged in the following broad categories:
1. Archaeological finds in the museums of Turkey
2. Archaeological sites in the various regions of Turkey
3. Historical buildings of Byzantion/Constantinople/Istanbul
4. Population of Turkey and its way of life over the centuries
• dealing with requests (research and selection of images in accordance with orders)
• making prints and scans; digital image transmission (print quality) on request
• clarifying questions of copyright and exploitation rights
For private, scientific, and commercial users.
Costs and charges vary according to the proposed use.
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Bestellformular / Photo Order Form (PDF, 63 KB)
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Frequently Asked Questions (PDF, 68 KB)
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Preisliste für Photoerwerbung und Publikationsgebühren (PDF)
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Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen für Bilderwerb und Bildrechte (PDF)
Dr. Anja Slawisch
+ 90-(0)212-393 76 27
Monday - Tuesday 8-15 h
Wednesday 8-11 h
and on application
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Bauforschung
Fotografie
wissenschaftlicher Referent
Visualisierung Palatin (Cluster)
The German Archaeological Institute (DAI) is a »scientific corporation« of the Federal Institution under the auspices of the Foreign Office. The staff of the Institute carries out research in the area of archaeology and in related fields and maintains relations with international scholars.
Furthermore, it organizes congresses, colloquia and tours, and informs the public through the media about its work.