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- Near Eastern Archaeology, Assyriology, Archeo- and Geoinformatics, Archaeology of Caucasus, Iranian Archaeology, Babylon, and 10 moreUrartu, Achaemenid History, Assyrian archaeology, Neo-Babylonian period, South Caucasus, Urartian Archaeology, Hellenistic Babylonia, Vorderasiatische Archäologie, Fritzens-Sanzeno-Kultur Nordtirol, and Cultural Heritageedit
- Birs Nimrud (Archaeological Evidence of the tempel-complex Ezida from neo-babylonian to parthian time/sassanid times)... moreBirs Nimrud (Archaeological Evidence of the tempel-complex Ezida from neo-babylonian to parthian time/sassanid times) historical topography of Borsippa; the excavation results of the austrian-iraq cooperation project in Borsippaedit
Since 2006 the archaeological expedition of Aramus (Armenia) is supported only by Free and Open Source Software. This approach had positive effects on the entire project. In this paper we would like to describe our experience in using,... more
Since 2006 the archaeological expedition of Aramus (Armenia) is supported only by Free and Open Source Software. This approach had positive effects on the entire project. In this paper we would like to describe our experience in using, developing, teaching and sharing this kind of applications, focusing the attention both on problems and benefits.
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In this paper we would like to present an experimental project born from the collaboration of the University of Innsbruck (Department of Near East and Ancient History) and Arc-Team. Its main purpose is to create some tutorilals about the... more
In this paper we would like to present an experimental project
born from the collaboration of the University of Innsbruck (Department of Near East and Ancient History) and Arc-Team. Its main purpose is to create some tutorilals about the use of Free Software in archaeology. Each tutorial is based on the real experience of the “Aramus Excavations and Field School”.
born from the collaboration of the University of Innsbruck (Department of Near East and Ancient History) and Arc-Team. Its main purpose is to create some tutorilals about the use of Free Software in archaeology. Each tutorial is based on the real experience of the “Aramus Excavations and Field School”.
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in: Fahlenbock M./ Madersbacher L. und I. Schneider (Hrsg.), Inszenierung des Sieges - Sieg der Inszenierung. Interdisziplinäre Perspektiven, Innsbruck 2011.
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Hye S. und A. Naso, Aktuelle Forschungen des Zentrums für Alte Kulturen 2011, Innsbruck 2011, 38.
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Hye S. und A. Naso, Aktuelle Forschungen des Zentrums für Alte Kulturen 2011, Innsbruck 2011, 33.
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Hye S. und A. Naso, Aktuelle Forschungen des Zentrums für Alte Kulturen 2011, Innsbruck 2011, 34.
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Icaane 2008, Rome
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ICAANE 2008, Rome
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6th ICAANE, Vol. 1. 29-38.
Research Interests: Near Eastern Archaeology, Near Eastern Studies, Assyriology, Mesopotamian Archaeology, Achaemenid Persia, and 17 moreBabylon, Seleucid Empire, Mesopotamian history, Achaemenid History, Ancient Near Eastern History, Achaemenid archaeology, Neo-Babylonian period, Hellenistic Babylonia, Parthian Empire, Ancient Near Eastern Studies, Southern Mesopotamia, Borsippa, Sassanid Archaeology, Parthian Archaeology, Sasanid Empire, Historical Archaeology, Archaeology and History of Seleucid and Parthian, Museology., and Ziqqurrat
in: Archäologie Österreichs 21/2_2010, 57-59
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Since 2006 the archaeological expedition of Aramus (Armenia) is supported only by Free/Libre and Open Source Software, with positive effects on the entire project. With this paper we would like to present our experiences in using,... more
Since 2006 the archaeological expedition of Aramus (Armenia) is supported only by Free/Libre and Open Source Software, with positive effects on the entire project. With this paper we would like to present our experiences in using, developing, teaching and sharing this kind of applications, focusing the attention
both on problems and benefits.
both on problems and benefits.
The paper gives an overview of the excavation results done by the University of Innsbruck in 1973 in Tirol, Austria.
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advanced study of the doctoral thesis (unpublished)