News
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Markus Schindlbeck: "Auf den Spuren von Meinhard Schuster in Südamerika und Neuguinea"
The next presentation in our colloquium on ongoing research on Monday, January 25th 2021 will be held by: Markus Schindlbeck (Berlin): "Auf den Spuren von Meinhard Schuster in Südamerika und Neuguinea: Erfahrungen mit der Bearbeitung fremder Forschungsinteressen"
(Talk will be given in German language)
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Understanding "being human"
The magazine "GoetheSpektrum" of the Goethe University Frankfurt reports about the Frobenius Institute and its profile. The article appears in a series in which the affiliated research and cultural institutes of the university are introduced.
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Job vacancy
As of February 1st 2021, the position of a research associate in the DFG project "The German ethnographic expeditions to the Kimberley, Northwest Australia. A collaborative assessment of research history, the interpretation of Australian Aboriginal heritage and digital repatriation" is available. The possibility for a PhD is given.
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Advance notice 2021: new publications with editors from the Frobenius Institute
The Frobenius Institute is significantly involved in the Collaborative Research Center "Resource Cultures: Socio-Cultural Dynamics in the Use of Resources" (SFB 1070) at the University of Tübingen. This is also reflected in the latest publications that will appear in 2021 and in which members of the Frobenius Institute are involved as co-editors and authors.
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"Religious Dynamics in History and Present"
A group of scholars at Goethe University Frankfurt jointly investigates the theme of "Religious Dynamics in History and the Present" as a research alliance hosted at the Forschungskolleg Humanwissenschaften Bad Homburg, with the participation of Roland Hardenberg, Director of the Frobenius Institute.
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Yearbook 2019/20
Our latest yearbook is out in which we present our research activities, archives, exhibitions and much more between summer 2019 and summer 2020. We hope you enjoy reading it!
Yearbook 2019/20 PDF (German language)
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Rock Art Archive to be listed as UNESCO World's documentary heritage
The Rock Art Archive of the Frobenius Institute is internationally renowned. The German Nominating Committee of the UNESCO program "Memory of the World" has invited the Frobenius Institute to prepare and submit a nomination application to be included in the international register of UNESCO World's documentary heritage.
