Wednesday May 19 at 19.15 o’clock (ECST) local Berlin time, the Ostia Graduiertenkolleg (Graduate College) will have the first of two sessions.
This first session will concern ceramics and coins from the Forum from Republican to Late antique strata. For more information of the three projects, you can click here: Theme 2, Theme 3 and Theme 4.
Due to the pandemic, the session will be held online and you can get access through the following link at 19.00 o’clock:
The Ostia Forum Project has been invited by the Hunter College of the City University of New York to hold a lecture on the project and its history since 2010. This will be held January 25 at 15:30 (Berlin) and 9:30 AM (New York, EST).
Due to the pandemic, the lecture is going to be held online via Zoom.
Dear everybody,
The Ostia Forum Project would like to wish everybody a happy New Year with hopes for a better and normal 2021, where we hopefully can continue our work in the Forum of Ostia.
Stay safe and look out for each other!
The Ostia Forum Project would like to wish everybody a merry Christmas and a happy last day of Io Saturnalia!
On behalf of the entire group behind the Ostia Forum Project:
A very merry Christmas!
The Ostia Graduiertenkolleg (Ostia Graduate College) has been updated with several new interim reports. You can download the interim reports as PDF-files, which entails that you always have access to them.
The interim reports can be found on the website of the Graduiertenkolleg
We have just uploaded an article from 2018 titled 3D archaeological field recording in Ostia . Check it out here.
We have added a new page to the publications. Project Publications 2020 is now open.
Furthermore, we have also added Campaign Photo Gallery from 2019. Feel free to visit and find out what we discovered that year.
The Site Plans section has been updated with new photos and extended. Through this page, you can get overviews and detailed photos of the different areas in the Forum.
We have added a new page to our section 3D Visualisation. The new page concerns our work on site and how we create the 3D models of both objects and large excavated areas. You can find the page here.