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Directions, contact and addresses

The Institute of Archaeology has existed since 1928 but has only moved to the current building in the Weyertal in 1933

The Institute has had a relatively brief history since its establishment in 1928

The Institute offers Classical Archaeology, Archaeology of the Roman Provinces as well as Digital and Computational Archaeology

Various working groups at the Institute of Archaeology add to teaching and research

The institute houses a library, administration office, photo laboratory, a computer pool and its own collections

The Institute participates in the publication of several series, journals, and other publications

The student council represents the students in the Archaeological Institute and takes part in the Institute meetings

National and international cooperation with universities, museums, or institutions

The Institute's newsletter provides information on current events, internships and job vacancies