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.
A video from a presentation held by PhD candidate Daniel Damgaard December 18 2018 is now online. The presentation was held in the seminar Ricerche Archeologia alla Foce del Tevere. Seminario internazionale dei dottorandi e dottorati di ricerca. The presentation was titled Traces of Early Ostia: Perspectives of a Ph.D. Project in the Framework of the Ostia-Forum-Project.
For the video, click here.
We are excited to have opened the Project Publications 2019 with a new publication on Late Archaic Ostia.
Dear all,
We had planned a campaign in Parco Archeologico di Ostia Antica from Monday March 9 until Friday March 20, where we would be working on our excavation material in the deposits as well as working in the archives and library. However, due to immediate health crisis, our campaign came to an untimely end. This happened in close cooperation with the authorities in Parco Archeologico di Ostia Antica, who are handling the situation with care and are doing all they can to maintain the site until they can open it for the public again.
We are hoping to be able to return to Ostia Antica soon, so that we can continue our work in the deposits and archives. For now, we are sending our thoughts to people, who are affected by this health crisis.
We are delighted to announce our new graduate college called the Ostia Graduiertenkolleg. It consists of six ph.d. projects supervised by Prof. Dr. Axel Gering, funded by the Stiftung Humboldt-University of Berlin (SHU) through a private donation. The six different topics are all the result of the work conducted by Ostia Forum Project since 2010 in the centre of Ostia.
The Graduiertenkolleg has its own website, www.ostiagraduiertenkolleg.com