Tag Archives: Archaeology

The Bronze Age Northern Mesopotamian Empires presented by L. Peyronel @Sorbonne, with the lecture “The Erbil Plain from Akkad to Mittani”, March 28, 2022, h. 17.00

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“From Kanesh to Yamkhad” a L. Peyronel’s lecture about ceremonial buildings in Anatolia and Northern Levant in the Medium Bronze Age @MSH Monde, Nanterre, March 25, 2022

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Prof. L. Peyronel’s conference programme, visiting professor @EHESS of Paris, March 2022

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From micro-regional to intra-site analysis: the GIS of the Italian Archaeological Expedition in the Erbil Plain (Kurdistan Region of Iraq), by Oselini, Campeggi, Forti, Ginoli, Pezzotta, Peyronel, @ArcheoFOSS 2021, November 23, h. 11.05

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Excavations and Survey at Aliawa. Recent Archaeological Research of the Italian Archaeological Expedition in the Erbil Plain, a talk by L. Peyronel at the 2nd archaeological study day of Archaeological Research in Iraqi Kurdistan, @Ifpo, @GDA, Erbil, Otober 19, 2021

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The 67th Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale is starting today (Turin, July 12-16 2021): here you can find the list of our papers

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Save the Date! Recent Turkish Archaeological Research in Anatolia. A joint Workshop by Milan and Ankara Universities. June 7, 2021, h. 9:00 AM (CET) on Zoom and now on YouTube

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The emergence of socio-economic complexity and globalization in Anatolia during the 3rd millennium BC, Prof. Fikri Kulakoğlu (Ankara University). Doctoral program, Literature, arts and environmental heritage -UNIMI- 24/05/2021 – h. 16.30

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Series of seminars by Prof. Fikri Kulakoğlu – Ankara University Visiting Professor ‘Short Term’ at the Department of Literary Studies, Philology and Linguistics -UNIMI- 18-27/05/2021

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From prehistoric villages to global empires. The long history of Helawa and Aliawa in the Erbil Plain, webinar by L. Peyronel within the online bi-monthly Seminars A/Y 2020 organized by the University of Kurdistan Hewler and Ifpo – Institut français du Proche-Orient (Erbil). 20/05/2021 h. 13 (CET)

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