Dirk Uffelmann | Association for Slavic, East European, & Eurasian Studies Association for Slavic, East European, & Eurasian Studies
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Sechs neue Mitglieder
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Die Akademie der Wissenschaften und der Literatur in Mainz hat sechs neue Mitglieder aufgenommen – darunter mehrfach ausgezeichnete Autorinnen und renommierte Wissenschaftler:innen.
Dirk Uffelmann
- Juli 2025 - Prof. Dr. Dirk Uffelmann in Akademie der Wissenschaften und der Literatur Mainz gewählt — FCMH
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Prof. Dr. Dirk Uffelmann — Institut für Slavistik
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Professur für Slavische Literaturwissenschaft (Ost- und Westslavistik)
Україна просить про екстрадицію з Польщі вченого РФ, який займався розкопками в Криму – ЗМІ
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Від України надійшов запит на екстрадицію Польщею затриманого російського археолога Александра Б. у зв'язку з незаконними розкопками в окупованому Криму.
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Cyril of Alexandria: Against Julian
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Cambridge Core - Church History - Cyril of Alexandria: Against Julian
The first pottery in the Arabian Gulf: origins, production and distribution | Antiquity | Cambridge Core
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The first pottery in the Arabian Gulf: origins, production and distribution - Volume 99 Issue 404
Türkiye's Topkapi Palace unveils new tile art gallery along historic Mabeyn route - Türkiye Today
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Topkapi Palace unveils the Mabeyn Route Tile Art Gallery, reviving a historic corridor and presenting 250 Ottoman tiles from Iznik to Kutahya
Beetle body parts as a funerary element in a cremation grave from the Hallstatt cemetery in Domasław, south-west Poland | Antiquity | Cambridge Core
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Beetle body parts as a funerary element in a cremation grave from the Hallstatt cemetery in Domasław, south-west Poland - Volume 99 Issue 408
Komponist Johann Strauss: Als Wiener geboren, als Oberfranke gestorben | News und Kritik | BR-KLASSIK | Bayerischer Rundfunk
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Johann Strauss ist eine Ikone der Wiener Musikwelt. Im Oktober vor 200 Jahren wurde er in Wien geboren. Doch er starb als Deutscher in Coburg. Zur Aufgabe seiner österreichischen Staatsbürgerschaft brachte ihn eine Frau.
WISF | Stammbaum
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Plague Victims Among More Than 20 Skeletons Found at Tower of London
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In new excavations centered around the Chapel Royal of St Peter ad Vincula on the grounds of the Tower of London, archaeologists have uncovered more than 20 previously unknown burials.
Excavations in Cyprus Reveal 2,000-Year-Old Fortifications at Ancient Palaepaphos - GreekReporter.com
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Archaeologists in Cyprus uncovered rare fortifications, palace remains, and preserved monuments at ancient Palaepaphos.
2,300-year-old Celtic gold coins found in Swiss bog
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Two rare Celtic gold coins were discovered in a Swiss bog, and they may have been left there as an offering to the gods.
Two Towering Statues of an Ancient Egyptian Pharaoh Have Been Restored at the Entrance of His Temple After 3,000 Years
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Known as the Colossi of Memnon, the statues of Amenhotep III both stand at more than 40 feet tall. Experts have been working for two decades to reassemble them
Simulations explore Neanderthal and modern human encounters in ancient Europe
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Using a specially developed simulation model, researchers at the University of Cologne have traced and analyzed the dynamics of possible encounters between Neanderthals and anatomically modern humans on the Iberian Peninsula during the Paleolithic period for the first time.
“Lost” Trojan War Story Found in One of Britain’s Greatest Roman Mosaics
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An ancient historian at the University of Leicester has found that the Rutland mosaic presents a version of the Trojan War that differs from the story told in Homer’s Iliad. Researchers studying what has been hailed as one of the most important mosaic finds ever made in the UK have revealed that
Testing the taxonomy of Dmanisi hominin fossils through dental crown area
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The Dmanisi paleoanthropological assemblage from Georgia is among the most debated collections of hominin fossils due to its early age and extreme morphological diversity relative to other Homo assemblages. This variability has been interpreted as a result of sexual dimorphism in the Homo erectus clade, in which Dmanisi hominins were traditionally classified. However, this hypothesis has been challenged by the proposal that the Dmanisi fossils represent more than one Homo species. Taxonomic assessments of the Pleistocene Georgian hominins have focused primarily on craniometric analyses, with fewer studies addressing dental morphology through metric approaches. Considering the value of dental crown area in reconstructing evolutionary relationships, a comparative sample of fossil hominins, consisting of 51 maxillary and 71 mandibular specimens (583 teeth in total), was analyzed using Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA) to evaluate the diversity in the Dmanisi fossil assemblage. Morphological affinities were examined visually through the first two discriminant functions, and taxonomic relationships were tested via classification analyses based on posterior probabilities. The analyses show a strong association of the D4500-D2600 specimen with australopiths, and of the D2282-D211 and D2700-D2735 specimens with Homo species. The sexual dimorphism hypothesis was tested by comparing the ratios of mandibular postcanine dentition of Dmanisi specimens with male and female gorillas and chimpanzees, which suggests that dental crown area of the Pleistocene Georgian hominins could be the product of sexual dimorphism only if they came from species with similar levels of dimorphism than these great apes. We conclude that differences in crown dimensions support the hypothesis of two distinct taxa coexistent at the Dmanisi site, previously proposed to be Homo georgicus and Homo caucasi. This proposal has important implications for the dispersal of Homo out of Africa at the beginning of Pleistocene.
'A huge surprise': 1,500-year-old church found next to Zoroastrianism place of worship in Iraq | Live Science
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A 2,000-year-old palace in the Republic of Georgia and a 1,500-year-old church in Iraq suggest Zoroastrians coexisted with people of other religions.
A Major Etruscan Medical School Discovered at the Ancient Sanctuary of San Casciano dei Bagni
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The public presentation of the results of the 2025 archaeological campaign at the Sanctuary of the Bagno Grande (San Casciano dei Bagni, Siena, Italy) has revealed data that compel a complete reconfiguration of our understanding of this exceptional site. The findings, presented this Sunday to instit
We discovered an ancient ‘party boat’ in the waters of Alexandria – here’s what might have happened on board
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Pharaohs may have used this vessel to hunt hippopotami.
Die dunkle Seite des römischen Alltags: Zwangsarbeit in Pompeji | Miss Jones
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Eine Geschichte von Erde und Feuer: Töpferwerkstatt gibt Einblicke ins Handwerk der Eisenzeit
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de Stentor: Op deze plek in Apeldoorn leefden al mensen in de Romeinse tijd: kenden ze hun buren?
Roman copper industry and settlement uncovered in Peristerona
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Archaeologists announced on Tuesday the completion of excavations in the Peristerona River valley, uncovering new evidence of ritualistic activity and water management linked to copper production under Roman rule in Cyprus. The campaign was led by the Universities of Copenhagen and Uppsala with the approval of the antiquities department and…
Fünf Jahre Corona - Virologe Christian Drosten: "Die Realität war nicht zu verhandeln"
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Das Coronavirus hätte man auch anders bekämpfen können, sagt der Virologe Christian Drosten. Der Fokus der Maßnahmen sei eine politische Frage gewesen.
Christian Drosten: „Wir koppeln uns ab von einer realistischen Rekonstruktion der Ereignisse.“ | taz.de
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Hatte die Coronapandemie ihren Ursprung in der Natur oder im Labor? Virologe Christian Drosten ist überzeugt: China könnte für Klarheit sorgen.
Blog | UNESCO Welterbe Prähistorische Pfahlbauten
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Förderung der internationalen Zusammenarbeit in Bildung, Wissenschaft, Kultur und Kommunikation.
Ausgerechnet bei Termin mit Bewährungshelfer: Mann fällt im Gericht Kokain aus der Tasche
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Bronzezeitliche DNA aus Kalabrien enthüllt eigenständige Bergbevölkerung
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Alte DNA aus Süditalien enthüllt Herkunft und Sozialstruktur einer Gemeinschaft der Mittelbronzezeit Ein internationales Forschungsteam unter Leitung des Max-Planck–Harvard Research Center for the Ancient Mediterranean (MHAAM) am Max-Planck Institut für evolutionäre Anthropologie in Leipzig und der Universität Bologna hat erstmals das genetische und soziale Profil einer rund 3500 Jahre alten Gemeinschaft aus Nordwestkalabrien rekonstruiert. Die Studie bietet neue Einblicke in die Herkunft, Lebensweise und familiären Strukturen einer sogenannten Protoapenninischen Kultur der Mittelbronzezeit.
