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Department of Archaeology

Welcome to the Department of Archaeology

  • Start Monte Iato Peristyl-Haus

    3D reconstruction of Peristyle House 1, Iaitas/Ietas on Monte Iato, Palermo | 3D: Massimo Limoncelli & Laura Schepis (Università di Palermo, Dipartimento Culture e Società)

  • Prospektion durch Begehung auf dem Gletscher des Col Collon (VS) im Rahmen des Gletscherforschungsprojekt der UZH, UniL und dem Office Cantonal d'Archéologie du Valais. Foto: Amina Egger

    Prospection on the Col Collon glacier (VS) as part of the glacier research project run by UZH, UniL and the Office Cantonal d'Archéologie du Valais | Photo: Amina Egger

  • 3D-Rekonstruktion Lekythos 2507

    3D reconstruction of an Attic red-figure lekythos Archaeological Collection of the University of Zurich Inv. 2507, on permanent loan from the Antiquarische Gesellschaft | Photo: Frank Tomio, 3D reconstruction: Oliver Bruderer

  • Dendroarchäologische Untersuchungen spätbronzezeitlicher Seeufersiedlungen am Bielersee. Grafik: Jonas Blum; Foto: Rachel D’Angelone

    Dendroarchaeological investigations of Late Bronze Age lakeside settlements on Lake Biel | Graphic: Jonas Blum; photo: Rachel D'Angelone

  • Bronzekessel, UZH Archäologische Sammlung Inv. 3562

    Measuring a Roman bronze cauldron in a practical seminar, Archaeological Collection of the University of Zurich Inv. 3562 | Photo: Johannes Eber

  • Geomagnetische Messungen im Berner Seeland durch Igor Medarić. Foto: Céline Griessen

    Geomagnetic measurements in the Bernese Seeland taken by Igor Medarić | Photo: Céline Griessen

Created in 2014, the Department of Archaeology comprises two chairs and three organizational units. The Classical Archaeology division (previously known as the Archaeological Institute) has been housed since 1956 in the former University Hospital Department of Ophthalmology building at Rämistrasse 73. Constructed in 1893/94, it was designed by Otto Weber, a student of Gottfried Semper. The building is also home to the Archaeological Collection, with its many plaster casts. The Collection forms part of the museums and collections of the University of Zurich. The Prehistoric Archaeology division (formerly the Pre- and Protohistory section of the Department of History) is situated close by, at Karl-Schmid-Strasse 4, in what is known as Main Building 2. The Department of Archaeology offers a number of study programs at bachelor's and master's level, as well as doctoral programs in classical and prehistoric archaeology.

Weiterführende Informationen

Department of Archaeology

Administration
Gabriele Gubser
Rämistrasse 73 / Karl-Schmid-Strasse 4
CH-8006 Zürich
Tel: +41 44 634 28 11
sekretariat@archaeologie.uzh.ch

Archaeological Collection
Martin Bürge
Rämistrasse 73
CH-8006 Zürich
Tel: +41 44 634 28 20
sammlung@archaeologie.uzh.ch

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