Research areas

Current research is here presented by theme.

Our researchers study a wide range of subjects ranging from environment and integrated history, epigraphy and gender to ceramics, GIS and identity formation. The different subjects are introduced and explained by the researchers themselves.

• architecture
• bioarchaeology
• central/privileged places
• ceramics
• Christianisation
• coins
• discourse analysis
• epigraphy
• ethnicity
• gender studies
• GIS
• heritage
• history
• iconography
• identity
• ideology
• integrated history and historical ecology
• iron-using communities
• landscape archaeology
• legitimacy
• materiality
• mentality
• migration
• mortuary practices
• music
• myth, cult and religion
• narrativity
• social organisation
• theory
• trade and intercultural relations
• urbanism