Archaeological Prospection Forum

The 2026 Annual EAA Meeting will be held in Athens, Greece.

Website of DUALEM.

Dear colleagues, dear fellow friends of Landscape Archaeology,

the DAI offers several research scholarships in the field of landscape archaeology with a maximum duration of 3 months each for the year 2026, commencing no earlier than 1 September 2026. Consistent with its statutory tasks, the research scholarship is intended to support scholarly projects in the field of landscape archaeology that are in the DAI's interests and are directly linked to its remit. Research projects that build on the DAI's ongoing projects and research data and can provide methodological or theoretical impetus to landscape archaeology are particularly welcome.

Please find further infos here:

https://www.dainst.org/karriere/stipendien/noslug/136

Applications must be submitted by 21 June 2026 in digital form as a single PDF file with the reference code FS26-DAI-2 to stipendien@dainst.de, with the prior involvement of LandscapeArchaeology@dainst.de.

Please share this call widely!

On behalf of the DAI,

Lukas (Werther)

Website of the "Laboratoire ArAr Archéologie et Archéométrie" in Lyon.

See as well the corresponding Remote Sensing article on "Synthetic Aperture Radar Doppler Tomography Reveals Details of Undiscovered High-Resolution Internal Structure of the Great Pyramid of Giza" by Biondi and Malanga. The Review Reports are as well intersting to read.

Cool acronym! Is that the new project you applied for last year? Congratulations!

TORF homepage
Starting in 2026, the Research Unit FOR 5837 | Times of Rise and Failure (TORF) – Integrative research on the cultural landscape development in the North Frisian Wadden Sea region during the Common Era aims for the systematic multidisciplinary investigation and spatio-temporal reconstruction of the medieval coastal landscape of North Frisia (Schleswig-Holstein, Germany), that drowned during a severe storm surge in 1362 AD. Today, abundant relics of the once cultivated land lie hidden in the tidal flats, that are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site 'Wadden Sea', extending from the Netherlands to Denmark.

Flint Dibble and good old Larry on the Viral Pyramid Scans, debunking the Khafre Project and Filippo Biondi. 

The Applied Geophysics Group at Kiel University .