Media Presencen the context of the University of Innsbruck's research on Monte Iato

  Videobeiträge
  • As part of a collaboration with TirolTV, the University of Innsbruck has produced a video report on the research being conducted at Monte Iato:

 

Podcasts

 

  • Time for science: Ancient cultural contact
    An abandoned ancient city on Monte Iato in western Sicily is the focus of archaeologist Birgit Öhlinger's research. Due to its location, Monte Iato was considered a hub for various societies and cultures in ancient times. The indigenous population “mixed” with the newly arrived Greeks and Phoenicians. Through excavations on site, the archaeologist is attempting to determine how cultural contact took place and what social changes it brought about. The scientist is placing particular emphasis on cults, rituals, and religion.
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Provided as audio by the University of Innsbruck under license
Creative Commons Namensnennung 3.0 Österreich.

 

Radio broadcasts

  • Radio broadcast on ORF Radio Ö1 / FR / 20.9.2013 / 19:05 Uhr
    Dimensionen - die Welt der Wissenschaft / Dimensions - the world of science;
    Redaktion: Franz Tomandl; Das antike Iaitas in Sizilien;
    Gestalter: Christina und Martin Höfferer
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  • Radio broadcast on  WELLE 1 / Campusradio / 13.03.2012
    Zwischen Aphrodite-Tempel und spätarchaischem Haus / Between the Temple of Aphrodite and the Late Archaic House
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  • Radio broadcast on  FREIRAD / 13.12.2010 / uni konkret
    Verstaubte Archäologie? / Dusty archaeology?
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Blogs

  • Der Standard - Eurasia Blog, Guest contribution by Erich Kistler / 15.1.2025
    Der machtvolle Genuss des Huhns: Gastropolitik vor 2500 Jahren
    Read here

  • "Reise in die Antike", a literary blog by Sara Köhler
    With her stories about 11-year-old twins Juna and Ilan, the author aims to familiarize children with antiquity, highlight similarities and differences with the present day, and pass on her enthusiasm for archaeology to the next generation.
    In Chapter Two, the diversity of Roman pottery is discussed using the example of Monte Iato. 
    Read the Blog here                  Read Chapter Two (Roman Pottery on Monte Iato)

Newspaper articles
  • Article in Dolomiten / 3.4.2019
    Tatort Monte Iato
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  • Article in scilog.fwf.ac.at / 3.12.2018
    Spurensicherung in den Resten der Feste
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  • Article in Uibk.ac.at / 7.8.2018 
    Aus dem Kochtopf lernen
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  • Article in DiePresse.com / MI / 21.12.2016 / 14:03 Uhr
    Globalisierungsgewinner in der Antike
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  • Article in derStandard.at / SO / 14.06.2015 / 16:48 Uhr
    Tiroler Archäologen erforschen Kulturkontakte auf Sizilien
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  • Article in Tiroler Tageszeitung Online / SO / 07.06.2015 / 10:57 Uhr
    Tiroler Archäologen erforschen Kulturkontakte und Kriege in Sizilien
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  • Article in DiePresse.com / FR / 08.08.2014 / 16:16 Uhr
    Archäologin: Auf den Spuren von Indiana Jones
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  • Article in Zukunft Forschung: Magazin für Wissenschaft und Forschung der Universität Innsbruck Ausgabe 02/10 Westsizilisches Netzwerk
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