7 May 18:00 - 20:00 Lecture Resurrecting the Past: Archaeology and the Coloniality of Knowledge in the French Mandate for Syria and Lebanon Sarah Griswold (Associate Professor of History at Oklahoma State University and Associate Director of OSU’s Center for the Humanities)
8 May 17:00 - 18:30 Lecture Neighbours in exchange. Bridging cultures, shaping identities: Ionians, Aiolians, Lydians and Carians, ca. 800-400 BCE Jan Paul Crielaard (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam & Netherlands Institute in Athens)
General New Blog Post: Experiencing the Sublime: Western Travelers and Ottoman Mosque Architecture in Istanbul
Publication Anatolica 51 is out!
Funding Funding opportunity for early career researchers
Symposium Call for Papers “Projects of the Century” Empire, Epochs, and Infrastructure Istanbul, 25-27 June 2026
About NIT NIT is a research centre dedicated to the study of the (historical) cultures and societies of Anatolia and Turkey. It conducts historical and archaeological research, and aims to stimulate and facilitate academic studies in Turkey, by scholars as well as students, from the Netherlands and other countries.