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17–18 September  2026: 13th joint chapter meeting of CAA Netherlands/Flanders and CAA Germany

12. August 2026, Ansgar Teichgräber - Veranstaltungen

13th joint chapter meeting of CAA Netherlands/Flanders and CAA Germany
Münster/hybrid, 17–18 September  2026

The CAA conferences provides both students and researchers a relaxed, constructive environment to share ideas and connect with each other. Our discussions focus on the latest trends and challenges around computer applications and quantitative methods in archaeology.

Venue
Fürstenberg House, lecture hall F2
Domplatz 20–22, 48143 Münster

Registration
From May 16, 2026 onwards, the contributions are:

  • in‑person attendance: standard 25€ and students 20€
  • hybrid format: standard 10€ and students 5€

Contact
Jan Miera
jmiera(at)uni-muenster.de 

The complete programme, the registration link and further information can be found at the conference website.


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14–16 September 2026: FAIR 3D HERITAGE. Documentation, Publication and Preservation of the Digital 3D Heritage on the Web

12. August 2026, Ansgar Teichgräber - Veranstaltungen

FAIR 3D HERITAGE
Documentation, Publication and Preservation of the Digital 3D Heritage on the Web
Mainz/hybrid, 14–16 September 2026

FAIR 3D Heritage is a conference focused on improving how digital 3D cultural heritage can be documented, published, and preserved on the Web. It responds to the rapid growth of 3D reconstructions, scans, and models across libraries, archives, museums, and research projects by promoting interoperable workflows, robust metadata and paradata, and sustainable infrastructures that support FAIR and TRUST-aligned practices.

By bringing together researchers, heritage professionals, infrastructure providers, and software developers, FAIR 3D Heritage fosters a collaborative environment to exchange methods, tools, and best practices—from web/XR viewer ecosystems and linked-data integration to repository strategies and long-term preservation. The conference provides a platform to share results, discuss challenges, and strengthen a shared foundation for reusable, future-proof 3D heritage data.

The conference will be held in Mainz (Germany) on 14–16 September 2026 at the LUX Pavilion (Hochschule Mainz – University of Applied Sciences), the event also serves as a final presentation and critical reflection of the second funding phase of the DFG 3D-Viewer project, positioning its results within the broader landscape of digital 3D heritage infrastructures.

Venue
LUX Pavilion of the Hochschule Mainz – University of Applied Sciences, Ludwigsstraße 2, 55116 Mainz, Germany

Registration
Registration for FAIR 3D Heritage is handled through the online registration form. The conference is organised as an in-person event at the LUX Pavilion, Hochschule Mainz – University of Applied Sciences. Please note that the number of places for in-person attendance is limited.

Online access will be limited to live streaming of the event for registered viewers. There will be no separate online participation format.

Please use the same form whether you plan to attend the conference in Mainz or only wish to receive the streaming link. 

Contact
In case of any questions, please contact: dfg3dviewer@gmail.com 

The complete programme, the registration link and further information can be found at the conference website.


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14–15 September 2026: Making Matters. Processes and Meaning of Crafting in Graeco-Roman Antiquity

05. August 2026, Ansgar Teichgräber - Veranstaltungen

Making Matters. Processes and Meaning of Crafting in Graeco-Roman Antiquity
International Conference
Zurich/hybrid, 14-15 September 2026

The international conference Making Matters. Processes and Meaning of Crafting in Graeco-Roman Antiquity explores the changing relationships between people, artefacts, and processes of making in the ancient Greek and Roman worlds against the backdrop of contemporary debates on creativity and technological agency in the age of generative AI. As the latter increasingly blurs the boundaries between human and non-human production, these debates also draw attention to the historical contingency of such distinctions and the importance of the process of production itself.

A Zoom broadcast is planned. To receive the access link, please kindly fill out this form and we will send you the link in the days leading up to the event: https://forms.gle/68wy5f9BWwQQ1BHY8 

Venue
Auditorium / Aula, RAA-G-01, Rämistrasse 59, 8001 Zurich

Organizers
Corinna Reinhardt (corinna.reinhardt@iaka.uzh.ch) 
Sophie Preiswerk (sophie.preiswerk@iaka.uzh.ch)

The complete program and further information can be found at the conference website.


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16-18 September 2026: Nature – Animals – War. Relations and Interactions from Antiquity to the Present Day

29. July 2026, Ansgar Teichgräber - Veranstaltungen

Nature – Animals – War. Relations and Interactions from Antiquity to the Present Day
International conference
Dortmund/hybrid, 16-18 September 2026

Registration Deadline: 1 September 2026

zur deutschen Version

The conference focuses on the question of how natural and animal worlds can be understood in the context of war and violence—not merely, but also as actors with agency, as resonating bodies, and as forms of resistance. The conference therefore focuses on the historical agency of non-human entities—such as landscapes, climate, raw materials, animals, or microorganisms—and on their manifold entanglements with human societies in situations of war.

The conference has a transdisciplinary and international focus and brings together researchers at all stages of their careers from various disciplines. It provides a forum for the exchange of different research approaches and methods and opens up new perspectives on the relationship between nature, animals, and war. The conference will be complemented by a small exhibition of historical photographs and paintings that visually explores key themes of the event.

Registration and Practical Information
The conference languages are German and English. In order to reduce language barriers and enable broader international participation, we will use AI-supported simultaneous translation.

Registration for participation in the conference (online or in person) is possible until September 1, 2026 via the following link: https://forms.gle/THQXr9gYX8yStkii6. Unfortunately, registrations by email cannot be considered.

Venue
TU Dortmund

Contact
naw-conference2026.us.fk17@tu-dortmund.de 

The complete programme and further information can be found on the conference website.


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28.-29. August 2026: Reich und Schön? Die Fürstengräber der jüngeren Römischen Kaiserzeit aus Emersleben

16. July 2026, Ansgar Teichgräber - Veranstaltungen

Reich und Schön? Die Fürstengräber der jüngeren Römischen Kaiserzeit aus Emersleben
Wissenschaftliche Tagung
Halberstadt, 28.-29. August 2026

Anmeldeschluss: 17. August 2026

Die archäologische Sammlung des Städtischen Museums Halberstadt umfasst über 300.000 Objekte, darunter die bedeutenden Funde aus den beiden Fürstengräbern von Emersleben (2. Hälfte des 3. Jahrhunderts n. Chr.). 

Anlässlich des 85. Jahrestages ihrer Entdeckung richtet das Städtische Museum Halberstadt vom 28. bis 29. August 2026 eine wissenschaftliche Tagung aus. Im Mittelpunkt steht eine Neubewertung der einzigartigen Funde. Gleichzeitig soll eine Betrachtung der Emerslebener Bestattungen im Kontext der europäischen Prunkgräber der Römischen Kaiserzeit erfolgen und aktuelle, insbesondere interdisziplinäre Forschungen zu den Themen Gesellschaft, Bestattungssitten, Mobilität und Handel vorgestellt werden.

Veranstaltungsort
Ratssitzungssaal | Rathaus
Holzmarkt 1 | 38820 Halberstadt

Veranstalter
Städtisches Museum Halberstadt
Domplatz 36 | 38820 Halberstadt,
Telefon: 03941 551474

Anmeldung
Bitte bis zum 17. August 2026 per E-Mail an staedtischesmuseum@halberstadt.de mit Angabe der Teilnahme am Abendempfang (Anzahl begrenzt!)
Die Teilnahme ist kostenfrei!

Das vollständige Programm mit weiteren Informationen finden Sie hier als PDF-Download.


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24-29 August 2026: 25th International Congress of Byzantine Studies

24. June 2026, Ansgar Teichgräber - Veranstaltungen

25th International Congress of Byzantine Studies
Byzantium beyond Byzantium
Vienna, 24-29 August 2026

Registration Deadline: 31 July 2026

The International Congress of Byzantine Studies is the world’s largest academic event dedicated to the latest research and findings on the Byzantine Empire, its history, and culture.In 2026, the 25th Congress will take place in Vienna, where researchers from around the globe will present their work in hundreds of presentations.

Venue
Main building of the University of Vienna

The complete program and further information can be found at the conference website.


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16.–19. September 2026: Gelenktes Wasser – gestaltete Landschaft

02. June 2026, Ansgar Teichgräber - Veranstaltungen

Gelenktes Wasser – gestaltete Landschaft
52. Jahrestagung des Arbeitskreises für historische Kulturlandschaftsforschung in Mitteleuropa
Langenthal (Schweiz), 16.–19. September 2026

Anmeldeschluss: 30. Juni 2026

Veranstaltungsort
Campus der Berufsfachschule Langenthal
Weststrasse 24, CH-4900 Langenthal

Anmeldung
Melden Sie sich bitte bis spätestens 30. Juni 2026 über den folgenden Link an: https://www.arkum.org/jahrestagung/2026/anmeldung 

Kontakt
kontakt@arkum.org

Das vollständige Programm und weitere Informationen finden Sie auf der Veranstaltungswebsite.


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21.9.-25.9.2026: Gemeinsame Tagung des West- und Süddeutschen, des Nordwestdeutschen und des Mittel- und Ostdeutschen Verbandes für Altertumsforschung

02. June 2026, Katrin Bemmann - Veranstaltungen

Auf der Verbandstagung treffen sich die folgenden Arbeitsgruppen: Spätantike/Frühmittelalter (SFM), Boden, Waffen und Werkzeuge, Theorie in der Archäologie (TidA), Neolithikum, Römerzeit, RKZ Barbaricum, Master und Promotion sowie Geschlechterforschung. Die DGUF beteiligt sich mit einer halbtägigen Session am 22.9. zum Thema "Praktika im Archäologiestudium"; dafür können Vortragsvorschläge bis 15.6. eingereicht werden. Das gesamte Tagungsprogramm ist ab Mitte Juli auf der Tagungswebseite verfügbar. – Die Tagung wird ausgerichtet vom WSVA in Kooperation mit dem LVR-Amt für Bodendenkmalpflege im Rheinland und dem LVR-LandesMuseum Bonn. Anmeldeschluss ist der 1.9.

Tagungswebsite mit Anmeldung: https://wsva.net/tagungen/


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