Research Assistant
SP2: Late Roman administration and cultural interdependence in the Egyptian Dachla Oasis
Department of Egyptology and Coptology
Schlaunstr. 2, Raum 158
48143 Münster
E-Mail: d.kischko@uni-muenster.de
CV
Since 2023: Research assistant and doctoral studies in sub-project 2: Coptology of the FOR "Xenocracy on Site" at the University of Münster.
2022-2023: Research grant from the Brigitte and Martin Krause Foundation for the project: "Education and training in the Dachla Oasis in Roman times (3rd-4th century)".
2014-2021: Study of the Master's program "Languages and Cultures of Egypt and Ancient Near East" with a focus on Coptology at the University of Münster.
2011-2014: Studied the 2-subject bachelor's degree in "Classical and Early Christian Archaeology" and "Ancient Cultures of Egypt and the Near East" at the University of Münster.
Research focus
- Coptic hagiography and iconography of Christian military saints and their significance for the reception of late antiquity.
- Coptic and Greek textual evidence from the Dachla Oasis and its significance for social and administrative history.