Participation in the Cluster of Excellence
Collaboration in the exhibition project Körper. Kult. Religion. Perspektiven von der Antike bis zur Gegenwart (Body. Cult. Religion. Perspectives from antiquity to the present)
Saskia Erhardt, M.A.
Research Foci
- Ancient Armenia
- Urartian, Hellenistic and Roman Pottery
- hellenistic urbanism
- Ancient Cyprus
CV
Academic Education
- Beginning of doctoral studies at Münster University, title of dissertation: "The Pottery of Hill XIII from the Lower City of Artaxata/Artashat"
- Master's Study: Classical Archaeology and Christian Archaeology at Münster University
- Dual-subject Bachelor: History and Classical Archaeology and Christian Archaeology at Münster University
Positions
- Research Associate at the cluster of excellence "Religion and Politics" for the special exhibition "Body. Cult. Religion. Perspectives fom Antiquity to the present day"
- Research Assistant at the cluster of excellence "Religion and Politics" for the special exhibition "Body. Cult. Religion. Perspectives fom Antiquity to the present day"
- student assistant in the Archaeological Museum of the University of Münster
- Student assistant in the DFG-project "Artaxata in Armenia - Field Research in a Hellenistic Metropolis in the Ararat Plain" of Prof. Dr. Achim Lichtenberger
- student assistant in DFG-project "Roman building ornamentation in Asia Minor. Work process and work tradition" of Prof. Dr. Magdalene Söldner
Publications
Exhibition Catalogues (Edited Collections)
- Erhardt, S., Graefe, J., Lichtenberger, A., Lohwasser, A., Nieswandt, H.-H., and Strutwolf, H., eds. . Körper. Kult. Religion. Perspektiven von der Antike bis zur Gegenwart, Oppenheim: Nünnerich-Asmus Verlag.
Research Articles (Journals)
- Erhardt, Saskia, Gyulamiryan, Hayk, Lichtenberger, Achim, Muradyan, Syuzanna, Schreiber, Torben, and Zardaryan, Mkrtich. . “The Pottery Assemblage from a 2nd/1st century BC Building in Artaxata-Artashat (Armenia).” Metsamorian Readings, № 2: 117–139.
- Ting, C, Erhardt, S, Gyulamiryan, HA, Lichtenberger, A, Muradyan, SR, Schreiber, T, and Zardaryan, MH. . “The Artaxiad capital of ceramic: Exploring the changing local pottery production and exchange at Artaxata (Armenia) from the 2nd century BCE to 1st century CE.” Archaeological Research in Asia, № 34 100444. doi: 10.1016/j.ara.2023.100444.