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31. März - 2. April 2025: 11. Darmstädter Diskussionen

25. March 2025, Ansgar Teichgräber - Veranstaltungen

11. Darmstädter Diskussionen 
Darmstadt, 31. März - 2. April 2025

Die Darmstädter Diskussionen bieten Nachwuchswissenschaftler:innen aller altertumswissenschaftlichen Disziplinen die Möglichkeit, laufende Dissertations- und Forschungsprojekte zu präsentieren sowie deren Thesen und erste Ergebnisse zur Diskussion zu stellen.

Das interdisziplinäre Doktorandenkolloquium zu antiken Kulturen findet nach einer pandemiebedingten Pause vom 31. März bis 2. April 2025 zum elften Mal an der TU Darmstadt statt.

Auch in diesem Jahr steht der thematisch offene und diachrone Ansatz im Mittelpunkt, der den interdisziplinären Austausch fördert.

In fünf Panels präsentieren Nachwuchswissenschaftler:innen aus Deutschland und der Schweiz insgesamt 18 Themengebiete, die in ihrer inhaltlichen, zeitlichen und geografischen Vielfalt zugleich einen Einblick in aktuelle Forschungstendenzen der Altertumswissenschaften geben.

Die Darmstädter Diskussionen sind der Fachwelt, allen Studierenden und der interessierten Öffentlichkeit frei zugänglich. Tagungsgebühren werden nicht erhoben.

Veranstaltungsort 
TU Darmstadt, S 313 HS 30 (Schloss, Herrenbau)

Organisation 
Natalia Toma, Klassische Archäologie / Jonas Langer, Alte Geschichte, TU Darmstadt 

Kontakt
darmstaedter-diskussionen@klarch.tu-darmstadt.de

Das gesamte Programm und weitere Informationen finden Sie hier.


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2-3 April 2025: Co-produced Rituals. Uncovering a Common Culture in the Pre-Modern Mediterranean

18. March 2025, Ansgar Teichgräber - Veranstaltungen

Co-produced Rituals. Uncovering a Common Culture in the Pre-Modern Mediterranean 
International Conference 
Bern, 2-3 April 2025

The "Co-produced Rituals Conference" explores the emergence and early development of so-called Abrahamic rituals, tracing them back to late Antiquity and the early Middle Ages. By examining their cultural contexts, the conference aims to shed light on the complex dynamics that shaped ritual practices and their role in theological developments. Indeed, historical and anthropological studies frequently highlight what they consider to be to ritual similarities among Jews, Christians, and Muslims. When identified, these similarities have often been interpreted either as the result of one tradition influencing another or as expressions of a supposed universal impulse rooted in a shared biblical background, that would have triggered common expressions of popular piety. This conference proposes to move beyond such traditional models by analyzing both literary and material evidence. Rather than viewing these rituals merely as borrowings or parallel developments, we aim to highlight their emergence within a shared context: the ritual practices common to all inhabitants of the Roman and/or Sassanid empires.

Venue 
Haus der Universität
Schlösslistrasse 5
Bern, Switzerland

Contact and Information 
Caroline Bridel: caroline.bridel@unibe.ch 
Maureen Attali: maureen.attali@unifr.ch

The entire programm as PDF can be found here.


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10.-12. April 2025: Die Tabula Peutingeriana - Eine Karte zwischen alten Sprachen und moderner Technik

10. March 2025, Ansgar Teichgräber - Veranstaltungen

Die Tabula Peutingeriana - Eine Karte zwischen alten Sprachen und moderner Technik 
Workshop 
Beilngries, 10.-12. April 2025

Vom 10.-12. April veranstaltet der Lehrstuhl Alte Geschichte der KU Eichstätt-Ingolstadt auf Schloss Hirschberg (Beilngries) einen Workshop zum Thema: "Die Tabula Peutingeriana - eine Karte zwischen alten Sprachen und moderner Technik". Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler aus dem Bereich Historische Geographie, Klassische Philologie und Digital Humanities diskutieren gemeinsam aktuelle Fragestellungen und Promotionsprojekte der TP-Forschung.

Organisation 
Philipp Köhner M. A. 
Lehrstuhl Alte Geschichte 
Katholische Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt
Universitätsallee 1 - UA 130
85072 Eichstätt

Kontakt
pkoehner(at)ku.de 
+49 8421 / 93-23094

Das Programm und weitere Informationen finden Sie hier.


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March 30 - April 3, 2025: Moving Forward in Biological Anthropology

12. February 2025, Ansgar Teichgräber - Veranstaltungen

15th International Meeting of the Society for Anthropology (GfA) 
Moving Forward in Biological Anthropology 
Kiel, March 30 - April 3, 2025

Anthropology is the central field for understanding our species and our existence with and within the environment – in the past, present and future.  

Currently, we live in a world in which borders are being forcibly shifted or intensified, social and economic inequality are increasing, infectious diseases evolve and spread rapidly, and our basis of existence is threatened by climate change and the biodiversity crisis. In consequence, the field of biological anthropology holds a special mission for the near and distant future.
The GfA constitutes the central professional and scientific organization for biological anthropology in Germany and the DACH network, bridging disciplines such as human biology, medicine, forensics, archaeology and the environmental sciences.
In this function, we are confronted with some fundamental questions: How can we, as an academic and expert community, live up to this mission? Which obstacles do we have to overcome both within and beyond our professional spheres to open up new potentials and perspectives? Answers are to be found in discussions on inter- and transdisciplinary research, conversational and historical assignments, cooperation, future generations, funding and science communication.

This conference offers a discussion forum on “Moving Forward in Biological Anthropology” – on a community level, in both the individual working groups and in mutual exchange. The focus is set on three key issues:

  • Interdisciplinarity in balance – creating synergies and bridges instead of “Trojan horses”
  • Communicative effects – how can we disseminate our results to the general public?
  • Research funding and future prospects – strategies for people, working groups, institutions, foundations, universities

Registration takes place exclusively via this website.

Registration
early: until Feburary 15, 2025
regular: until March 15, 2025 (and at the venue)

Contact Information
Organisational Matters 
Dr. Katharina Fuchs, Alicia Thomsen 
Local organisers 
phone: +49 / 431 / 500 15228
email: gfa.conference.kiel@gmail.com

Scientific programme, submissions 
Dr. Jan Nováček 
Head of scientific committee 
phone: +49 / 361 / 57 3223 329
email: gfa.vorstand@gmail.com

The entire programme and further information can be found here.


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