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01. October 2023 - 02. October 2000

MIDDLE AGES
28. January 2021
Andreas Rehberg - Giulio Vaccaro

Un trattato su famiglie e stemmi romani del Trecento – prime osservazioni.
Chair: Paolo D'Achille

Livestream

15.30–17.30

For registration please send an email to info-event(at)dhi-roma.it. The deadline for registration is 27 January 2021. A discussion after the lecture is possible.


MIDDLE AGES
09. November 2020
Alberto Spataro

Tra le Chiavi e l'Aquila. Nuovi spunti di ricerca sul governo del Patrimonium in età sveva.
Chair: Marco Vendittelli

Livestream

15.30–17.00

For registration please send an email to info-event(at)dhi-roma.it. The deadline for registration is 5 November 2020. A discussion after the lecture is possible.


MODERN AGE, MIDDLE AGES
05. November 2020
Capitalism in Motion. Imagining, Transforming, and Inventing Economic Forms over Time

Online panel discussion within the context of "Geisteswissenschaft im Dialog" – a series of events of the Max Weber Foundation – German Humanities Institutes Abroad. The event is part of the Berlin Science Week.
Idea and concept: Carlo Taviani

Livestream: Youtube channel of the Max Weber Foundation

16.00–18.00

Further information


MIDDLE AGES
14. October 2020
Paolo Tedesco

L'Italia dopo Roma. Fiscalità, traiettorie economiche e popolamento (V‒VII sec.).

Livestream

15.30–17.30

The number of participants is limited. A discussion after the lecture is possible.
For registration please send an email to info-event(at)dhi-roma(dot)it.
The deadline for registration is 12 October 2020.


MIDDLE AGES, MODERN AGE, CONTEMPORARY HISTORY
18. September 2020
Dalla Roma repubblicana alla Breccia di Porta Pia: storia del Rione Sallustiano

Dr. Riccarda Suitner

Meeting point: 17.00, Street corner via Piave/via Sulpicio Massimo

Fee: none

Limited number of participants: 10
We will walk through the Sallustiano district and trace its history, which covers all the historical and urbanistic periods of the city of Rome: from the ancient Horti Sallustiani to the 20th century with the Breccia di Porta Pia (The Breach of Porta Pia). We will also encounter the early modern period and the architecture of the period after the Italian unification.

Please comunicate your binding registration by 11 September 2020 at the following email address: suitner[at]dhi-roma.it.
If you have any questions, you may contact directly Dr. Riccarda Suitner.

Guided tour in Italian language

 


MIDDLE AGES
12. June 2020
Prof. Dr. Petra Schulte (Universität Trier)

Die Resilienz der Bürger von Viterbo im 15. Jahrhundert.

Annual Lecture on the occasion of the meeting of the Academic Advisory Board.

Online Event

18.00–19.30

Download Invitation (PDF, 1 MB)

The lecture will subsequently be available online until 19 June.
For registration please send an email to info-event(at)dhi-roma(dot)it.
The deadline for registration is 10 June 2020.


MIDDLE AGES
20. May 2020
Paolo Tomei

Sulle tracce dei manentes altomedievali fra capitolari, lettere e carte lucchesi.
Chair: Sandro Carocci

Livestream

15.00–18.00

For registration please send an email to info-event(at)dhi-roma(dot)it. The deadline for registration is 17 May 2020. A discussion after the lecture is possible.


MIDDLE AGES
13. May 2020
Sebastian Kolditz

Perspektiven auf maritimes Geschehen in der Chronistik der italienischen Seerepubliken im 12. Jahrhundert.

Livestream

16.00–18.00

The number of participants is limited. A discussion after the lecture is possible.
For registration please send an email to info-event(at)dhi-roma(dot)it.
The deadline for registration is 11 May 2020.


MIDDLE AGES
21. April 2020 - 23. April 2020
Cassiodorus' Variae. Authority under Construction

Conference of the Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz in collaboration with the DHI Rome.

The event is cancelled!

German Historical Institute in Rome


MIDDLE AGES
29. March 2020 - 05. April 2020
Schrifträume im antiken und mittelalterlichen Rom

Spring School of the Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg (SFB 933 "Materiale Textkulturen"), in cooperation with the German Historical Institute in Rome, the German Archaeological Institute, Rome and the Bibliotheca Hertziana – Max Planck Institute for Art History.

The event is cancelled!

Rome


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