Iranian Prehistoric Project
Archaeological and ethnoarchaeological research in Fars Province exploring prehistoric settlement, mobile pastoralism, and the development of complex societies.
Archaeological and ethnoarchaeological research in Fars Province exploring prehistoric settlement, mobile pastoralism, and the development of complex societies.
The Kites in Context project investigates the relationship between Neolithic hunting and herding communities in the Black Desert of eastern Jordan. Launched in 2022 with support from the National…
Material Memory in Transition investigates artistic techniques and material practices in Late Period Theban monuments, focusing on pigment use, carving methods, stylistic choices, and workshop…
Excavation and survey in east Nineveh with a focus on restoration and preservation of the cultural heritage of the city and understanding Neo-Assyrian urbanism.
The Nippur Expedition investigates one of Mesopotamia’s most important and long-lived cities: the sacred center of Enlil, a place whose temples, neighborhoods, public buildings, tablets, and…
The Nippur Tablet Project researches, digitizes, and publishes inscribed materials from ISAC’s excavations at Nippur, reconnecting tablets with their archaeological contexts and supporting new…
The Tayinat Archaeological Project (TAP) is a multi-disciplinary project investigating the historical development of urban institutions and the rise of early state-ordered societies in the ancient…
Beni Hassan is located around 245 km south of modern Cairo, Egypt. It is renowned for its Middle Kingdom burials (ca 2080–1819 BCE). These include the beautifully decorated tombs of the area’s…
The Khentika Project was launched in July 2025. It focuses on the mastaba of Khentika, located in the Teti Cemetery at Saqqara. The tomb belongs to a vizier who served Pharaohs Teti and Pepy I across…
Thanks to the climatic conditions and scribal practices of Greco-Roman Egypt, a number of handbooks of magic from that region have reached us. These handbooks are precious witnesses to practices and…
The Türkmen-Karahöyük Archaeological Project (TKAP) is a long-term research program in the Konya Plain in Türkiye that is supported by Bilkent University (Ankara, Türkiye) and ISAC. The project began…