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SUMMARY:19th Annual Symposium on the Iranian Archaeology
DESCRIPTION:For the conference programme (farsi)\, please click here: ICAR symposium 1400
URL:https://iranhighlands.com/event/19th-annual-symposium-on-the-iranian-archaeology/
CATEGORIES:External Conference
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211209
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211213
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SUMMARY:Achaemenid-Period Pottery
DESCRIPTION:Workshop on Achaemenid-Period pottery. \nTo view the workshop schedule\, please klick here.
URL:https://iranhighlands.com/event/achaemenid-period-pottery/
LOCATION:Istanbul\, Turkey
CATEGORIES:Iranian Highlands - Workshops
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SUMMARY:Archaeometric Research in Iran and its Neighbouring Regions: Recent Activities and Future Perspective | Part 2 Pyrotechnology and Ceramic Production
DESCRIPTION:(7:30 – 9:00 pm Iranian Time) \nOnline-Series \nWe kindly invite you to our second session of our monthly online-series ‘Archaeometric Research in Iran and Neighbouring Regions’ with lectures from and discussions among experts. \nThis month’s topic is on: Pyrotechnology and Ceramic Production in Iran and its Neighbouring Regions \n  \n*Kinetics or Thermodynamics: How to Understand the Production Process of Artificial Millstones* \nDr. Moslem Mishmastnehi\, University of Bamberg\, Germany \n  \n*Grey Pottery in Northern and Northeastern Iranian Plateau* \nDr. Moein Elami\, Goethe University Frankfurt\, Germany \n  \nInvited Experts (Discussion Panel): \nProf. Dr. Giuseppe Cultrone\, Facultad de Ciencias\, Universidad de Granada \nProf. Dr. Julian Henderson\, Department of classics and archaeology\, University of Nottingham \n  \nPlease register and obtain your link for this workshop session \nhttps://ruhr-uni-bochum.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5AldeGgqDotGNBPbriNcMz6iVgEzkRQjbHU \nAfter registering\, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. \n  \nGeneral Information on this online workshop series: \nAccording to archaeological studies\, the Iranian Plateau can be considered as an important region in the ancient Near East. Furthermore\, the study of archaeological materials from the Iranian Plateau using cutting edge technology has brought new insight during the last decades. Archaeometric studies identified significant characteristics in the relationship between human and nature for a wide range of periods of the Iranian Plateau’s history. However\, many archaeological questions concerning\, for example\, life\, trade and technology still need to be answered using different kinds of methods and tools. \nDuring each session we will present two lectures with focus on one specific topic on Iran and its neighbouring regions discussed via archaeometric studies and followed by a discussion that is chaired by two to three invited experts. Topics include archaeometallurgy\, ceramic analysis\, stone and natural inorganic materials\, building material and masonry\, pigments\, organic materials and bioarchaeology\, just to mention a few; each session will last approximately 60 – 90 min. \nThe aim of this online series is to exhibit an overview of archaeometric research performed on Iranian cultural materials and in relation to neighbouring regions. We intend to not only discuss the results but also to identify advantages\, problems and new potentials in the study of ancient material culture. In summary\, we aim to develop a forum for the discourse on archaeometric studies and its future in Iran and the neighbouring regions among researchers. \nThe online-series is established and performed within the SPP-DFG 2176 programme: ‘The Iranian Highlands: Resiliences and Integration of Premodern Societies’. We also welcome interested scholars to participate presenting a lecture. If you are interested\, please contact Sepideh Jamshidi Yeganeh (see below). \nOrganisers \nDr. Omid Oudbashi\, Art University of Isfahan (Coordinator) in collaboration with the \nGerman Archaeological Institute \nRuhr-Universität Bochum \nDeutsches Bergbau-Museum Bochum \nFreie Universität Berlin \nExecutive Committee \nDr. Kristina A. Franke\, Ruhr-Universität Bochum and Deutsches Bergbau-Museum Bochum \nNicolas Schimerl (MA)\, Deutsches Bergbau-Museum Bochum \nSepehr Bahadori (MSc)\, Art University of Isfahan \nScientific Committee \nDr. Omid Oudbashi\, Art University of Isfahan \nDr. Kristina A. Franke\, Ruhr-Universität Bochum and Deutsches Bergbau-Museum Bochum \nDr. Nima Nezafati\, Deutsches Bergbau-Museum Bochum \nProf. Dr. Thomas Stöllner\, Ruhr-Universität Bochum and Deutsches Bergbau-Museum Bochum \nContact: \nSepideh Jamshidi Yeganeh: dfg.spp@gmail.com \n  \nAll announcements will be published online via https://iranhighlands.com/ (DFG-SPP2176)\, www.richt.ir (RICHT) and https://en.aui.ac.ir/ (Art University of Isfahan). \n 
URL:https://iranhighlands.com/event/archaeometric-research-in-iran-and-its-neighbouring-regions-recent-activities-and-future-perspective-part-2/
CATEGORIES:Iranian Highlands - Workshops
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CREATED:20211021T153052Z
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SUMMARY:Archaeometric Research in Iran and its Neighbouring Regions:  Recent Activities and Future Perspective | Part 1 Archaeometallurgy
DESCRIPTION:(6:00 – 7:30 pm Iranian Time) \nOnline-Series \nWe kindly invite you to our first session of our monthly online-series ‘Archaeometric Research in Iran and Neighbouring Regions’ with lectures from and discussions among experts. \nThis month’s topic is on: Archaeometallurgy in Iran and its Neighbouring Region Anatolia \n  \n*Archaeological Traces of High Carbon Steel Metallurgy in Anatolia* \nÜmit Güder\, Alexander von Humboldt Research Fellow at Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung\, Düsseldorf\, Germany \n  \n*Golden Shade: Recent Studies on Tin Bronze Metallurgy in the Iron Age of Iran* \nOmid Oudbashi\, Art University of Isfahan\, Iran \n  \nInvited Experts (Discussion Panel): \nDr. Nima Nezafati\, Deutsches Bergbau-Museum Bochum (German Mining Museum Bochum) \nProf. Dr. Vincent Pigott\, Consulting Scholar Asian Section University of Pennsylvania Museum \n  \nPlease register and obtain your link for this workshop session \nhttps://ruhr-uni-bochum.zoom.us/meeting/register/u5Aldu6pqDgrGtb6-GC3y0ivrYMi8MpDxU5f \nAfter registering\, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. \n  \nGeneral Information on this online workshop series: \nAccording to archaeological studies\, the Iranian Plateau can be considered as an important region in the ancient Near East. Furthermore\, the study of archaeological materials from the Iranian Plateau using cutting edge technology has brought new insight during the last decades. Archaeometric studies identified significant characteristics in the relationship between human and nature for a wide range of periods of the Iranian Plateau’s history. However\, many archaeological questions concerning\, for example\, life\, trade and technology still need to be answered using different kinds of methods and tools. \nDuring each session we will present two lectures with focus on one specific topic on Iran and its neighbouring regions discussed via archaeometric studies and followed by a discussion that is chaired by two to three invited experts. Topics include archaeometallurgy\, ceramic analysis\, stone and natural inorganic materials\, building material and masonry\, pigments\, organic materials and bioarchaeology\, just to mention a few; each session will last approximately 60 – 90 min. \nThe aim of this online series is to exhibit an overview of archaeometric research performed on Iranian cultural materials and in relation to neighbouring regions. We intend to not only discuss the results but also to identify advantages\, problems and new potentials in the study of ancient material culture. In summary\, we aim to develop a forum for the discourse on archaeometric studies and its future in Iran and the neighbouring regions among researchers. \nThe online-series is established and performed within the SPP-DFG 2176 programme: ‘The Iranian Highlands: Resiliences and Integration of Premodern Societies’. We also welcome interested scholars to participate presenting a lecture. If you are interested\, please contact Sepideh Jamshidi Yeganeh (see below). \nOrganisers \nDr. Omid Oudbashi\, Art University of Isfahan (Coordinator) in collaboration with the \nGerman Archaeological Institute \nRuhr-Universität Bochum \nDeutsches Bergbau-Museum Bochum \nFreie Universität Berlin \nExecutive Committee \nDr. Kristina A. Franke\, Ruhr-Universität Bochum and Deutsches Bergbau-Museum Bochum \nNicolas Schimerl (MA)\, Deutsches Bergbau-Museum Bochum \nSepehr Bahadori (MSc)\, Art University of Isfahan \nScientific Committee \nDr. Omid Oudbashi\, Art University of Isfahan \nDr. Kristina A. Franke\, Ruhr-Universität Bochum and Deutsches Bergbau-Museum Bochum \nDr. Nima Nezafati\, Deutsches Bergbau-Museum Bochum \nProf. Dr. Thomas Stöllner\, Ruhr-Universität Bochum and Deutsches Bergbau-Museum Bochum \nContact: \nSepideh Jamshidi Yeganeh: dfg.spp@gmail.com \nAll announcements will be published online via https://iranhighlands.com/ (DFG-SPP2176)\, www.richt.ir (RICHT) and https://en.aui.ac.ir/ (Art University of Isfahan).
URL:https://iranhighlands.com/event/archaeometric-research-in-iran-and-its-neighbouring-regions-recent-activities-and-future-perspective-part-1/
CATEGORIES:Iranian Highlands - Workshops
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210512
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SUMMARY:Trade and Trading Networks as Cultural Resources in Southeastern Iran
DESCRIPTION:The particular objective of this workshop is to shed light on trade as a resource in the provinces of Kerman\, Hormozgan Sistan and Baluchestan and Southern Khorasan through different periods of time. Based on case studies\, we will pinpoint how trade has affected the region in the past and how it shapes the life of its population today. \nQuestions to be tackled are: \n\nUnder which conditions can trade be considered to become a resource?\nWhich were the main routes connecting the inland with the coastal regions?\nHow is value attributed to certain resources and what is the role of trading networks in this regard?\nHow significant is local knowledge for trade relations past and present?
URL:https://iranhighlands.com/event/trade-and-trading-networks-as-cultural-resources-in-southeastern-iran/
CATEGORIES:External Workshop
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210306
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210309
DTSTAMP:20260404T113401
CREATED:20211028T092116Z
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SUMMARY:18th Annual Symposium on the Iranian Archaeology
DESCRIPTION:Klick here to view the conference programme
URL:https://iranhighlands.com/event/18th-annual-symposium-on-the-iranian-archaeology/
CATEGORIES:External Conference
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20201205T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20201206T170000
DTSTAMP:20260404T113401
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SUMMARY:Coming to terms with the future: concepts of "resilience" for the study of premodern societies
DESCRIPTION:A starting assumption of the SPP 2176 is that the premodern societies of the Iranian highlands were flexible and dynamic\, forming ever new social and cultural configurations. The thesis is that this flexibility is specific for these highland societies and resulted from the interaction between starkly changing external conditions and deeply anchored cultural mechanisms for coping with crises of various kinds. The workshop is intended as an approach to a key question of SPP 2176\, asking how strategies of resiliency developed in different “highlandscapes” of Iran in terms of economic\, linguistic and social patterns and the strength of political-social integration specific to different time periods. \nPROGRAMM \n05 December 2020 \n\n\n\n09:00 (MEZ)\nLog in\n\n\n09:15–09:30\nWelcome and Introduction\nSusan Pollock\, Reinhard Bernbeck\, Gisela Eberhardt\n\n\nTEMPORALITY OF CRISES\n\n\n09:30­–09:45\nPalaeoenvironmental Change and Resilience of Dryland Ecosystems \nMartin Kehl\, Babak Rafiei-Alavi\, Hamid Alizadeh-Lahijani\n\n\n09:45–10:00\nInterdisciplinary Approaches to the Study of Resilience in the High Mountains of the Southern Zagros: Potential\, Challenges and Limitations \nAndrea Ricci\, Silvia Balatti\, Ahmad Azadi\, Elodie Brisset\, Morteza Djamali\, Majid Naderi\n\n\n10:00–10:30\nDiscussion\n\n\n10:30–11:00\nCoffee Break\n\n\nRISK MANAGEMENT\n\n\n11:00–11:15\nAdaptability and Resilience of the Late Pleistocene Hunter-Gatherers in the Zagros Highlands: The Case of Khar Cave \nSonia Shidrang\, Fereidoun Biglari\n\n\n11:15–11:30\nReaching the Breaking Point? Developments in the Late Chalcolithic to Early Bronze Age Varamin Plain\nSusan Pollock\, Morteza Hessari\, Reinhard Bernbeck\n\n\n11:30–11:45\nThe Road to Kerman \nWouter Henkelmann\, Kai Kaniuth\, Kouroush Mohammadkhani\n\n\n11:45–12:30\nDiscussion\n\n\n12:30–14:00\nLunch Break\n\n\nFORMS OF COOPERATION (I)\n\n\n14:00–14:15\nResilience in Practice. A View from the Kura-Araxes Cultural Tradition of Iran \nSepideh Maziar\, Reza Heidari\n\n\n14:15–14:30\nLists of Cattle and Sheep: State Management of Resources as Resilience Strategy in the Middle Elamite Period (c. 1100 BCE) \nAzam Rayat\, Walther Sallaberger\n\n\n14:30–14:45\nImperial Control and Highland Resilience in the Parthian Zagros \nMichael Brown\, Shelir Amelirad\n\n\n14:45–14:30\nDiscussion\n\n\n\n06 December 2020 \n\n\n\nFORMS OF COOPERATION (II)\n\n\n09:30­–09:45\nThe Bronze and Iron Age of Mazandaran: Resilience and Cultural Adaptability \nHassan Fazeli Nashli\, Mojtaba Safari\, Yunshi Huang\, Zhenhua Deng\, Hadi Davoudi \n \n\n\n09:45–10:00\nCoping With Problems of Mining: Approaching Resilience Strategies Through the Study of Resource-Scapes in the Iranian Highlands \nThomas Stöllner\, Abolfazl Aali\n\n\n10:00–10:30\nDiscussion\n\n\n10:30–11:00\nCoffee Break\n\n\nLimitations of the environment (I)\n\n\n11:00–11:15\nHistory of the Neanderthals’ Resilience Based on Fauna Records in the Bawa Yawan Rockshelter; Kermanshah\, Zagros Highlands \nSaman Heydari-Guran\, Martin Kehl\, Nehmat Hariri\, Samaran Asiabani\, Faramaraz Azizi\, Elham Ghasidian\n\n\n11:15–11:30\nHow Kaleh Kub Was Established and Survived From the Fifth to the Second Millennium BCE in the Middle of a Desert \nHossein Azizi Kharanaghi\, Masashi Abe\n\n\n11:30–11:45\nThe Environmental Limitations for the Pastoral-Nomadic Way of Life in the Qaradagh Highland of Northwest Iran \nBahram Ajorloo\n\n\n11:45–12:30\nDiscussion\n\n\n12:30–14:00\nLunch Break\n\n\n14:00–14:15\nDynamics of Development and Resilience in Western Fars: The Bozpar Valley (Bushehr Region\, Iran)\nStefan R. Hauser\, Giuseppe Labisi\, Elnaz Rashidian\, Hamid Zarei Khedr\n\n\n14:15–14:30\nPrestigious Building and Urban Development in Ilkhanid Iran: The Case of the Rabʿ-i Rashidi in Tabriz \nBirgitt Hoffmann\, Lorenz Korn\, Jonas Elbers\, Thomas Lorain\, Maryam Moeini\, Hossein Esmaili Atiq\,  Bahram Ajorloo\n\n\n14:30–15:00\nDiscussion\n\n\n14:45–14:30\nFinal Discussion \nKick off: Wouter Henkelmann\, Thomas Stöllner\, Judith Thomalsky
URL:https://iranhighlands.com/event/coming-to-terms-with-the-future-concepts-of-resilience-for-the-study-of-premodern-societies/
CATEGORIES:Iranian Highlands - Workshops
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