| Fellowship | Award Year | Program |
|---|---|---|
The emergence of cultural modernity. Middle to Upper Paleolithic transition in the Eastern Balkans: Neanderthal-Modern Human cultural transactionsThis ongoing project concerns the emergence of cultural modernity, presumably appearing with the first arrival of Modern humans in Europe and the extinction of Neanderthal populations (50,000 - 35,000 years ago). Cultural modernity is a primary behavior o |
2011 |
ABF Postdoctoral Fellowship |
Role and place of toiletries in the Greek women’s life in the Greek colonies on the western Black Sea area, 6th-1st c. BCBeauty care occupies an important place in the life of the Greek woman. She was the subject of spirited controversy in the Greek world. We can learn about it by reading the works of the ancient authors (Plato, Xenophon and etc) as well as by looking at th |
2011 |
Fellowships for Advanced Doctoral Students (FADS) |
Settlement of the Middle Struma valley in Late Antiquity (4th - 7th c. CE)This project focuses on the study of evolution and transformation of settlement patterns in the southwestern territories of modern Bulgaria, involving the application of innovative methods like geographical information systems (GIS) and remote sensing tec |
2011 |
Fellowships for Advanced Doctoral Students (FADS) |
The Knights Hospitaller at Rhodes as a Factor in Balkan Politics, 1300-1421Тhe history of Knights Hospitaller in Rhodes (in the period between 1300 – 1421 AD) has been treated in the modern historiography in several different aspects and contexts up to now. |
2011 |
Fellowships for Advanced Doctoral Students (FADS) |
Chemical composition and typology of Bronze Age copper and copper alloy artefacts from BulgariaThe present investigation gives essential information about the technological, cultural and economic level of the inhabitants of Bulgaria during the Bronze Age. A comparative study with archaeometric investigations of typologically similar contemporary ar |
2011 |
Fellowships for Advanced Doctoral Students (FADS) |
Minor Prophetic Gods in the ancient Greek pantheon. Function and DevelopmentThe main task of the proposed research is to examine the consecutive stages in the formation and development of the minor prophetic gods. |
2011 |
Fellowships for Advanced Doctoral Students (FADS) |
The Role of the Church in the life of settlements in the dioceses of Thrace and Dacia during Late Antiquity (IV - VI AD)The project has for an object a complete overview of the meaning and place of Early Christian Temples (this includes churches, basilicas and martyria) in the settlements in these two dioceses during the period in question. |
2011 |
Fellowships for Advanced Doctoral Students (FADS) |
Reconstruction of Paleolandscape and Predictive Modeling for Localization of Submerged Archaeological SitesThis research aims to create a methodological approach for predictive models for submerged archaeological sites. |
2011 |
Fellowships for Advanced Doctoral Students (FADS) |
Archaeobotanical Research for Plant Remains on the Territory of the Greek Colonies: Orgame and MessambriaArchaeobotanical researches are of great significance for archaeological interpretations because they are valuable source of information, especially connected with cultural, economical and technological changes. |
2011 |
Fellowships for Advanced Doctoral Students (FADS) |
Classification of fibulae in Thrace during the Late Iron AgeThe main goals of this project are: to make general conclusions for the chronological development of all types of fibulae in Thrace; to outline their territorial and ethnocultural characteristics; and to connect them with historical developments in Thrace |
2011 |
Fellowships for Advanced Doctoral Students (FADS) |
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