Alice Waldner
@alicewaldner.bsky.social
Austrian Archaeological Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, Archaeologist, pottery specialist, Head of the research group Object Itineraries @oeai.bsky.social @oeaw.bsky.social
Holy cheese! Exciting new findings on Eastern Sigillata B, currently being researched by @lrembart.bsky.social in the Object Itineraries research group at the @oeai.bsky.social! Have a look and be amazed!
Heiliger Käse?! 🧀 ÖAW-Archäologin @lrembart.bsky.social @oeai.bsky.social untersucht das Ess- und Trinkgeschirr der Römer – und stieß dabei auf eine ungewöhnliche Verwendung von antiker Keramik in #Ephesos. Jetzt weiterlesen ⤵️
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„Für Käse“: Was Keramik über das Leben im antiken Ephesos verrät
Die antike Stadt Ephesos war nicht nur ein zentraler Umschlagplatz für Waren aus aller Welt, sondern galt auch als wichtiger Keramikproduzent. ÖAW-Archäologin Laura Rembart untersucht das Ess- und Tri...
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August 8, 2025 at 11:58 AM
Holy cheese! Exciting new findings on Eastern Sigillata B, currently being researched by @lrembart.bsky.social in the Object Itineraries research group at the @oeai.bsky.social! Have a look and be amazed!
Reposted by Alice Waldner
Newly published❗The cover story of the current issue of the journal »Antike Welt« is dedicated to the »Heritage of Ephesos« A total of five articles present different aspects of the antique metropolis, which is considered one of the most famous archaeological sites in Turkey. ▶️ buff.ly/jgP4BMC
March 13, 2025 at 6:01 PM
Newly published❗The cover story of the current issue of the journal »Antike Welt« is dedicated to the »Heritage of Ephesos« A total of five articles present different aspects of the antique metropolis, which is considered one of the most famous archaeological sites in Turkey. ▶️ buff.ly/jgP4BMC
Reposted by Alice Waldner
Previously thought to be Arsinoë IV's remains, it has been identified as belonging to a boy aged 11 to 14 with developmental disorders, likely from Italy or Sardinia.
The results are published in Scientific Reports.
https://buff.ly/3WfOMdH
The results are published in Scientific Reports.
https://buff.ly/3WfOMdH
buff.ly
January 10, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Previously thought to be Arsinoë IV's remains, it has been identified as belonging to a boy aged 11 to 14 with developmental disorders, likely from Italy or Sardinia.
The results are published in Scientific Reports.
https://buff.ly/3WfOMdH
The results are published in Scientific Reports.
https://buff.ly/3WfOMdH
Reposted by Alice Waldner
Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of #Ephesos in our latest video: Wander through one of the major cities in Antiquity, location of one of the Seven Wonders, capital of the Roman province of Asia, grand harbour city & popular pilgrimage site
created by Niki Gail
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMyC...
created by Niki Gail
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMyC...
December 20, 2023 at 8:06 AM
Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of #Ephesos in our latest video: Wander through one of the major cities in Antiquity, location of one of the Seven Wonders, capital of the Roman province of Asia, grand harbour city & popular pilgrimage site
created by Niki Gail
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMyC...
created by Niki Gail
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMyC...