geographic and climatic environments bounded by mountains and upland valleys, river systems and deltas, coast lines and islands have led to the development of myriad cultural, political, and ethnic groups [...] culture, or whatever else they find as evidence for trans- and interregional interaction in their current research. Papers on South Asia and Southern China which are important for long-distance exchanges [...] groups. However, contacts between all these different life zones were always possible and highly effective. Their study provides a fascinating glimpse of the dynamics of communication from prehistory to

production centres and their technologies. Who would be able to organise the collection of data about medieval ceramic production centres and their technologies. Who are interested in creating and organising a [...] system, the collection of data, and the database structure in relevant software. Create possible links to other existing archaeological databases. There are some regional and national database system whose [...] Europe. Working Group is looking for all possible individual and official partners to participate in our project. Who are interested in medieval and post-medieval ceramic productions in Europe, Who could give

GSB’s internal database and archiving systems, GSB and postgraduate students in the school of Archaeological Sciences have embarked on a project to digitise, re-georeference and disseminate work that can [...] analogue and digital stretching back this far, many of which have been viewed by only a select few. Spurred on by a project to catalogue the late Professor Arnold Aspinall’s project archive and a need to [...] made available in the public domain. The project is built primarily on open source software and database systems and wherever possible will be made available to those seeking to replicate the work we are doing

The myth of the Niobids appears widely in ancient texts and images and takes a number of different forms, according to the purpose, medium and context of representation. Several authors provide us with [...] based on a number of clearly noticeable postures and gestures, which are frequently repeated and recombined. The first group consists of single male and female figures, usually described as Niobids because [...] calm and composed bearing of these figures is peculiar in contrast to the Niobids. The interpretation as nurse and paidagogos is problematic because the figures lack any specific iconography and due

Princeps: Gender and Ideology in the Consolatio Ad Liviam. Koch, G. and H. Sichtermann. 1982 G. Koch and H. Sichtermann, Römische Sarkophage. Munich. Lehmann-Hartleben, K., and E. Olson. 1942 [...] identifies himself and his successor with the power and victory of Rome. It should be noted that Augustus’ own funeral builds on the similarities between the triumphal procession and the funeral procession [...] found in the Licinian tomb, Lehmann- Hartleben and Olsen were influenced both by Cumont and the contemporary trend in studying “Oriental mystery cults,” and consequently found symbolism of the cult of Dionysos

some place other than the stuffed and unattractive burial chambers of the later 2 nd and 3 rd centuries, since rituals continued to be celebrated as ovens, wells, and cooking pots show. The sarcophagus [...] sarcophagi has focussed primarily on the stylistic and iconographical evaluation of their figured decoration, treating them as autonomous works of art and separating them from their original context, the [...] the graves. This paper instead aims to reunite coffin and context by evaluating the original setting of the sarcophagi, their position in the tombs and the funerary cult taking place around them. In this

Capture and Amplification by Tailing and Switching (CATS): An ultrasensitive ligation-independent method for generation of DNA libraries for deep sequencing from picogram amounts of DNA and RNA: Andrey [...] Heidelberg und "Molekulare Epidemiologie" am DKFZ. Mit der Heidelberger Methode "Capture and Amplification by Tailing and Switching (CATS)" können nun selbst kleinste Schnipsel aus dem Flüssigkeitsanteil (Plasma) [...] Andrey Turchinovich, Harald Surowy, Andrius Serva, Marc Zapatka, Peter Lichter and Barbara Burwinkel. RNA Biology: Volume 11, Issue 7. http://dx.doi.org/10.4161/rna.29304

religious, social, and political mechanisms that »allowed« a new deity to arrive and settle down in an alien context. The main focus was on Athens (e.g. Asklepios, Bendis, Pan, etc.) and Rome (Castores, [...] Athens and Rome: Introducing New Gods 8th International Spring School (25th-29th March 2007) Tagungen Polytheistic religions are per se most dynamic religious [...] conception of religion even allows, however under certain circumstances, new gods to be introduced and become an integral part of an already existing system. The preconditions for a successful introduction

en Laien vorzustellen. Bibliographie F. Leberl and A. Irschara and T. Pock and P. Meixner and M. Gruber and S. Scholz and A. Wiechert (2010). Point Clouds: Lidar versus 3D Vision. In: [...] Equipment and Open Source Software for High Resolution Documentation of Archaeological Stratigraphy and Features. In: CAA 2013 Proceedings of the 41st Conference in Computer Application and Quantitative [...] Veranstaltungen Prospektion “Big Work for Small Planes – Using UAVs and Kites for Archaeology” - UAV Conference 2014 Axel Posluschny vom EU Projekt ArcLand

Carthaginian people and state and leave their loca , templa , and sacra ; arouse in the enemy metus , formido and oblivio ; prefer the Roman templa , loca and city; be favourable [...] that Romans left the cult and the temple of the goddess on the spot and took the cults of Janus and Minerva to Rome [41] ; in Wissowa’s opinion both Iuno Curitis and Minerva were brought to Rome [...] to which exactly its frequence and “banality” are the causes of its scarce evidence: it could have been mentioned only in famous cases like those of Veii and Carthago and understood in all the others