Research Colloquium
Thursday, from 18:00 c.t., in Geschwister-Scholl-Pl. 1, room M 001
17.10.2022 – 13.02.2023
The Digital Cultural Heritage Research Colloquium organized by Prof. Nicola Lercari covers weekly lectures held by researchers in the field of Digital Cultural Heritage and Archaeology. All interested persons are very welcome to attend these lectures, especially also students. The event will take place every
Thursday, from 18:00 c.t., in Geschwister-Scholl-Pl. 1, room M 001
Please find the schedule below or in the Flyer (Download)
Schedule Winter Term 2022/23
10.11.2022 | Dr. Arianna Campiani (Sapienza University of Rome) | A New Interpretation of Archaeological Heritage through 3D Data and Architectural Analysis: The Case of Palenque’s Temple of the Inscriptions |
17.11.2022 | Dr. Alexander Schütze (LMU) | From Herodotus the Judeans of Elephantine. Digital tools connecting realia in ancient texts with material culture |
24.11.2022 | Prof. Dr. Philipp Stockhammer (LMU) | Learning by Gaming: Bronzeon and Epic Palace: Knossos |
01.12.2022 | Dr. Rodolfo Brancato (University of Naples Federico II) | How to access the ancient Mediterranean landscapes? Integrating legacy data and field survey results for new archaeological research projects in Southern Italy and Sicily |
15.12.2022 | Dr. Helmut Groschwitz (Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften) | Between performance, tacit knowledge and representation. Medialization and Mediality of Intangible Cultural Heritage |
12.01.2023 | Prof. Dr. Rachel Opitz (University of Glasgow) | Archaeological Remote and Near Surface Sensing and Integrated Sustainable Land Management |
19.01.2023 | Prof. Dr. Stefano Campana (University of Siena) | Mapping Archaeological damage and destruction at Nineveh and Hatra (Iraq): before, during and after the ISIS occupation |
26.01.2023 | Prof. Dr. Enrique Jimenez (LMU) | The Future of the Most Ancient Philology: Assyriology in the Digital Age |
02.02.2023 | Prof. Dr. Jörg Fassbinder (LMU) | Archaeological Geophysics |
09.02.2023 | Prof. Dr. Nicolò Dell‘ Unto (Lund University) | Producing Knowledge Across Multiple Dimensions: the Use of 3D Web Archives for Supporting Data Reuse in Archaeology |