Österreichisches Archäologisches Institut
Österreichisches Archäologisches Institut
The Austrian Archaeological Institute (OeAI) focuses on research in the field of archaeology and classical studies at the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW). The core mission is the investigation of human history from the Quaternary period up to the modern era, taking into consideration all material archaeological sources and written traditions. The Institute is based in Vienna, with branch offices in Athens, Ephesos, Cairo and Krems.
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Great. Thank you!
Is this geograficaly "Europe"?
Location of #ElQadeesSpring and biblical Kadesh or Qadesh or Cades well #Genesis16
Turkic warriors from the steppe, but euro centric racism
Greeks and latin no r1b or r1a , hittite and luwians zerk r1b or r1a zero. Minorty connot force their langeuge
Super spannend, vielen, vielen Dank.
Wow, this is incredibly academically aggressive. Tendering on an academic "male perspective". I would like to make the point that this does not only apply to "mothers" but daughters of mothers who have not given birth to their own children (as noted) but have been "mother figures " in lines of lineage, but not solely because they saw children as 'unsavory vertebrae ' getting in the way of thier careers. Most often women who have given birth brush aside the importance of other women in bloodlines or adopted family lines who have played an important role in maintaining family her- story and have sacrificed thier own direct blood line to pool resources and time to help with child rearing and the "extra time" to maintain family oral history, agriculture, traditional medicine, and research. This is becoming more prevalent with the increasing cost of living and childbearing especially within women who were born in the late 70s and the being exposed to two recessions, and social media during pivotal times in their economical and childbearing years. There will be alot of women without children who are the knowledge keepers. This moves beyond the neo-European perspective and more connected to the African and Indigenous cultures. Perhaps next time take a deeper dive but I'm happy this at least has begun the conversation. Aunties, and women without direct bloodline children in these cultures were highly respected and wasn't based purely on academics or thier "fear" of children or loss of academic status.
I need more videos like this one
I can only find HMC 2.0b on the site. Is 2.4 something that's not been released to the public then? Kind regards, Raf
Die #Luftaufnahmen sind top, aber gut, dass es die Stummschaltung von Videos gibt. Aufrufe an alle #Institute, mal internationale Musik- bzw. Sounddesigndatenbanken aufzusuchen, statt immer auf die üblichen Werbepiano-Orchesterloops zurückzugreifen, es nervt nur noch! Gibt unzählige unfassbar gute Musiker, Sounddesigner und Komponisten, die sich über Arbeit oder Promo freuen würden (...) #dronefootage
Herzlichen Glückwunsch an Sie alle vom Grabungsteam! Ich hoffe, Sie haben diesen großartigen Fund auch gefeiert! Mir erzählte in Ephesus einmal ein uralter türkischer Mitarbeiter des Archäologen Miltner, daß sie an dem Tag als sie in der Erde die Statue der Artemis gefunden hatten, sie sich vor Freude alle betrunken haben! Herzliche Grüße nach Ephesus!
Herzlichen Dank!
Guter Inhalt Aber wenn Ihr sagen würdet "Archäologinnen und Archäologen" anstatt "Archäolo____innen" wurde sich das deutlicher professioneller anhören.
Danke für den Hinweis!
Danke für den Überblick!
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The massive invasion arrive 200 years after Plague, but there were a lots of smalls invasions before that, and why plagues choices to extincts all peoples excepts yamnayas and young girls?
From what I've heard in R.. Kristiansen's "Orange Talk" the young steppes warrior herdsmen and traders acquired brides by abduction. Farmer dudes were killed or died off without reproducing themselves.
However, the Neolithic pop did not have resistance to plague and that went along with plague. Read Jared Diamond on Easter Island. Most died from infections brought in by migrants.
Where does one find HMC+ ?
You can download the Harris Matrix Composer here: harrismatrixcomposer.com
Love this!
This lecture clearly showed to me how scientific speech becomes a political tool at the moment least expected. At the end! That brings us back to the issue referred as logical felony.
I wish there was written or Spoken descriptions to tell more about the objects’ significance!
Looks like Anatolia was a central area for evolution of civilization.
Thank you this was interesting.
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Hat mir sehr gut gefallen, der Videobeitrag! Gibt es dazu auch Publikationen zum Nachlesen? Vielen Dank!
Danke für Ihr Interesse. Dazu gibt es einen Beitrag in unserem Jahresbericht www.oeaw.ac.at/fileadmin/Institute/OEAI/pdf/Kommunikation/Jahresberichte/OeAI_Jahresbericht_2015.pdf (S. 14-16) sowie folgende zwei Publikationen: * Schwaiger, Helmut; Scheifinger, Jasmin; Sahm, Katharina (2020) A Late Antique City Quarter in Ephesos: Social Differentiation and Functional Heterogeneity. In: Flohr, Miko; Monteix, Nicolas (Hrsg.), Shops, Workshops and Urban Economic History in the Roman World: Panel 8.3 (19th International Congress of Classical Archaeology, Cologne/Bonn 2018) In Reihe: Archaeology and Economy in the Ancient World - Proceedings of the 19th International Congress of Classical Archaeology, Cologne/Bonn 2018, Vol. 42; Heidelberg: Propylaeum, S. 47-61. doi.org/10.11588/propylaeum.573 * Schwaiger, Helmut; Scheifinger, Jasmin (2019) Ergo Bibamus! Alltag in einer spätantiken Taberne in Ephesos. In: Welt, Antike (Hrsg.), Auferstehung der Antike. Archäologische Stätten digital rekonstruiert: wbg, Verlag Philipp von Zabern, S. 110-113.
Vielen danke! Es ist mehr clar mit ein video!
This really goes to show the delicate interconnectedness of human social systems with the biological, and that you can miss key insights if you only focus on one small aspect without context to the large whole.
Thank you for uploading to Academia.edu, Dr Kristiansen. True to the introduction, I'm glad I was I able to find this whole Playlist of presentations from the conference.
"The Plague is a very sexy and interesting pathogen to people because it kills many people and that's what people want to hear" So true haha
Thank you for sharing bits of this conference with the public!
nice
Thanks for educating us regarding Egyptian archeology
Great! Thank you for the video presentation!
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Very interesting talk, thank you. I wonder if analysis of residues on utensils or inside pots might afford an insight into meal composition.
Sehr interessant! Vielen Dank für den Video-Vortrag, die Damen!
Did they dig graves into the actual mastaba structures? Would the mastabas have been intact at the time of burials? Thank you for the interesting look into Egyptian multiculturalism!
Quite the multicultural burial! Were the bodies buried beside the mastabas, or carved into the actual structures?
Great staff! 50% of the specimens was mollusks! Heavy exploitation of marine resources!
Wow! Really interesting talk! Thanks!
Very interesting, thank you for this talk!
Thank you for your interesting talk! Are there any indications in the faunal assemblage to suggest the use of draught cattle?
Many thanks for the question! The only indications for the use of draught animals is the relative older age profile of cattle which may be due to the animals being kept for traction. But, we have no pathologies associated with this, however a relatively unintensive practice may not leave any.
@@stephanieemra6386 Very interesting, thank you!
That was great! Thanks Stephanie!
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Thank you for this nice overview
Thank you Clare!
Congrats on the results and your PhD!
Here you find some links to important quoted articles, which were published in Archaeologia Austriaca: Horejs 2017 --> www.austriaca.at/0xc1aa5576%200x00374285.pdf Jung et al. 2017 --> www.austriaca.at/0xc1aa5576%200x00374287.pdf Popov et al. 2017 --> www.austriaca.at/0xc1aa5576%200x00374283.pdf Popov - Nikov 2018 --> www.austriaca.at/0xc1aa5576_0x003915e9.pdf
Has there been residue analysis to see what these different vessel types were used for and comparison between the use of Aegean style, Nubian style etc?
No residue analysis has been done on the vessels from these burials. That is certainly an avenue of research I hope will be more possible in the future!
@@txtasha That will be so exciting, I was already excited to see the remains preserved in the bowl of one of the burials, such great opportunities to look at pottery function and the cultural relationship of vessel types and foodways etc.
Thank you for the introduction to these interesting burials! I hope you get to continue your work in the museums soon.
Thank you! I hope I can continue soon, as well.