GIA (Groningen Institute for Archaeology)

Join us TODAY! 4th June 15.00 in the Harmony building 1313.0309 for our ReMA thesis presentations! https://meet.google.com/jgp-uaer-pbr

Please join us on Tuesday 7 May at 16.00 for our next Research Seminar when Dr. Willemien de K**k (University of Groningen) will present her lecture titled: Unlocking the Past to Safeguard the Future: Aquatic Turtles Across Millennia. This will take place in the Poststraat 6 collegezaal and online: https://meet.google.com/sxw-vtpg-hsy.

Please join us on Tuesday 23 April at 16.00 for our next Research Seminar when Dr Manuela Ritondale (University of Groningen) will present her lecture on the Digital turn in (underwater) cultural heritage. An exemplary context to discuss the utility, challenges and ethics of digital and virtual applications. This will take place in the Poststraat 6 collegezaal and online: https://meet.google.com/czv-nvhk-tvt

Abstract:
The 2001 UNESCO Convention for the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage has provided a shared legally binding framework for the participatory States aimed at optimizing identification, research and protection of their underwater heritage while ensuring its preservation and sustainability. Some of the main principles that the Convention has established, such as in situ preservation as the first option, preference for non-destructive techniques, and promotion of public access to in situ underwater cultural heritage, have had a profound impact on underwater archaeology practice and management.

Partially based on the outcomes of my PhD project concluded in 2022, and on my current postdoctoral research, this talk will critically discuss whether and how digital and virtual applications have contributed to addressing the above UNESCO principles, with what advantages and limitations. Do these technologies help promote understanding and accessibility of underwater sites? Why have certain applications, such as 3D visualization, been more popular thus far than others, like predictive assessment? Are virtual technologies really improving the accessibility of unreachable sites, or are we simply generating new excluded categories of users? What do we risk losing on the altar of technological innovation?

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The Faculty of Arts at the University of Groningen (including the GIA) is hiring assistant professors (24 FTE) working in the following themes:
- Cultural heritage and identity: Material and intangible heritage
- Cultural heritage and identity: Creative industries, media and popular culture
- Language in cultural-political contexts
- Humane Artificial Intelligence
- Communication, information and social inequalities in a digital world.

More information: https://www.rug.nl/let/sectorplan/positions-in-cultural-heritage-and-identity-material-and-intangible-heritage

Registration for our Funnel Beaker Junior Congress on the 13th of June is open! Send an email to [email protected] with your name, institution, and whether you're an ARCHON member. ARCHON members can obtain 1 EC for attending and handing in a reflection report.

Funnel Beaker junior conference - 13 June 2022 - Archonline Funnel Beaker junior conference – 13 June 2022 Date: 13 June 2022 Location: Hunebedcentrum in Borger (Drenthe) Credits: 1 ECT We are pleased to inform you of our upcoming junior conference themed: the Funnel Beaker period. The number of people working within this area of study is vastly growing, t...

Want to learn more about the impact of Rome in the East through the lens of the dead, and maybe even receive 1 ARCHON-ECT? Join us in our conference on the 22nd of April!
Sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSewhp-2VrzfU_xrHP86QGv4XXlyJ6j6X_1Tsv9V235mLmc85A/viewform?fbclid=IwAR0WMnGG9ApEdw2-CUUVbxE-dp39ULZo4N6hqLM-oNxZiLYTfZCFGEFLTEQ

Come and join us: two PhD positions at the GIA as part of the MARE (Mortuary Archaeology in the Roman East) project.

https://www.rug.nl/about-ug/work-with-us/job-opportunities/?details=00347-02S0008YJP&cat=wp

https://www.rug.nl/about-ug/work-with-us/job-opportunities/?details=00347-02S0008YIP&cat=wp

Vacatures bij de RUG Applications are invited for a fully funded, four-year PhD position within the research project “Mortuary Archaeology of the Roman East - MARE”, financed by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) and led by the PI, dr. Lidewijde de Jong.

Come and join us: Postdoctoral position Roman-Palmyrene funerary portraits (University of Groningen/GIA/two-years)

Vacatures bij de RUG Applications are invited for a fully funded, two-year postdoc position within the research project “Mortuary Archaeology of the Roman East - MARE”, financed by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) and led by dr. Lidewijde de Jong.

New grant opportunity (publication grant):

NINO Leiden NINO initiates, supports, and conducts scholarly research in the civilizations of the Near East from the ancient to the early modern period. In particular, it concentrates on the archaeology, history, languages, and cultures of Egypt, Levant, Anatolia, Mesopotamia, and Persia.

Please, join us for the next Capita Selecta talk, this coming Tuesday.

Francesco Iacono (University of Bologna) will discuss phenomena of economic interaction and mobility in South-Eastern Italy during the Bronze Age.

As usual, participation is free and no registration is required.

Enter the Meet room here: https://meet.google.com/ssh-kpre-ije

https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/CFP641/research-fellow-in-gis-and-spatial-archaeology?fbclid=IwAR0co_U47qik8EHTNtJHEqc5WNcQbTz7LWHiOTmUiqApl4ROoF6jrYkHy8A

Research Fellow in GIS and Spatial Archaeology at UCL The UCL Institute of Archaeology is seeking to appoint a Research Fellow to join the ERC project 'EVERYDAYISLAM: Becoming Muslim: Cultural Change, Everyday Life and State Formation in early Islamic North Africa (600-1000)'.