The material dimension of history is a focus of several IHIST projects that explore monuments and other man-made objects. These artefacts are examined with regard to their historical and social contexts as well as their material quality. Spatial and sensory aspects are also of key relevance when investigating cultural transfers, innovations and reinterpretations. The relocation and display of objects in archives, museums and other media also belong to this field of research, as does their (re)appraisal as ‘cultural heritage’. (* individual PhD project)
CiSup (Cimetières supraconfessionels)
Supraconfessional Cemeteries – Legal, social, environmental, and public health challenges
CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENTAL EVENTS IN ANTIQUITY AND EARLY MIDDLE AGES (*)
a contribution to the archaeology of climate changes”
MuGi.lu
Musik und Gender in Luxemburg
PROJECT GILBERT TRAUSCH
Work and Working of a Luxembourgish Historian
SUSTAINABLE FOOD PRACTICES
Nachhaltige Ernährungspraktiken / Pratiques alimentaires durables
EDUTAINMENT
Clicking on History
Nebi Yunus Digital Archaeological project (*)
Post-conflict cultural heritage recovery using 3D scanning, virtual 3D reconstruction and finite element method
ON FIRE
Burning Winter (“Buergbrennen”) in Luxembourg
REPRÄSENTATIONS-
ANSPRÜCHE EINER LOKALEN ELITE (*)
Die römerzeitlichen Grabbauten aus Orolaunum vicus/Arlon
SLAVECON
Slavery in the socio-economic context of the Roman provinces of Germania Inferior and Germania Superior, and the neighbouring areas
AMBITIOUS AMATEURS (*)
European Film Clubs in the long 1960s.
ANALYSE SOCIOLOGIQUE D’UN PROJET DE MISE EN PLACE D’OUTILS ET D’ACCOMPAGNEMENT (*)
Pour la création d’une filière d’alimentation d’approvisionnement local
FUNMONTREV
Funerary monuments from western civitas Treverorum in an interregional context
IDENTITES ET GROUPES CULTURELS DU «TERRITOIRE LUX.» AU COURS DU 1ER MILL. AV. J.-C. (*)
Analyse des mobiliers funéraires et domestiques du Bronze final au début du Second âge du Fer
RIP
Material Culture and Spaces of Remembrance
BOOKS, SAINTS, AND MEN (*)
For a Revaluation of Latin Hagiographic Culture in the Diocese of Trier (13th-16th Centuries)
CEMETERIES AND CREMATORIA
as public spaces of belonging in Europe
MATERIAL CULTURE OF DEATH AND COMMEMORATION (*)
in the Luxembourg-German Border Region during the 20th century
RE-VIEWING THE CONSTCAMER (*)
A Digital Approach
TRAUMZIEL INDISCHER OZEAN
Populäre Tourismusdiskurse im Kontext der Dekolonisierung und des beginnenden Ferntourismus
AFTER A GOOD LIFE A DECENT DEATH?
Sociotechnical animal slaughtering innovations in the Greater Region’s meat sector: negotiations, regulations, networks
WOODEN INSTRUMENTUM IN THE CIVITAS TREVERORUM (1st C. BC., 4th C. AD.) (*)
Through processing waste, tool marks and specialization markers