People
Director: Simone Mühl
Field director: Alexander Sollee (2016)
Sector 1 and 5: Albert Dietz (2015-2017), Evelyn Kutzer (2016), Simone Mühl (2015), Saber Ahmed Saber (2015), Eva Schmalenberger (2017), Marco Wolf (2017)
Sector 2: Georg Hartmann (2017), Hero Saleh (2015), Alexander Sollee (2015), Laurin Stöckert (2016, 2017), Martin Wagner (2016), Felix Wolter (2015)
Sector 3: Felix Wolter (2015-2017), Laurin Stöckert (2017), Serap Özer (2016)
Sector 4: Hussein Hamza, Alexander Sollee (2016)
Sector 6: Simone Mühl, Alexander Sollee (2017)
Directorate Representatives: Zana Abdulkarim (2017), Saber Ahmed Saber (2015), Hero Saleh (2015), Nawsherwan Aziz (2016, 2017)
Pottery Drawings: Zuhair Rajab, freelance contractor
Pottery basic statistics: Kathrina Schmidt
Restoration, small find drawings: Carmen Gütschow, freelance contractor, Felix Wolter
Plans and Maps: Eva Schmalenberger, Felix Wolter, Annika Hotzan-Tchabashwili (2016)
Specialists:
Anthropology/Human bones: Rafal Fetner, University of Warsaw
Archaeozoology: Joris Peters, Ludwig-Maximilians University Munich
Archaeobotany: Manfred Rösch, Ruprecht Karls University Heidelberg
Chalcolithic pottery: Maria Bianca d'Anna, Free University Berlin
Archaeometric analysis of Chalcolithic, Early Bronze Age pottery: Mike Lewis, Cambridge University
Lithic and stone tools: Francesca Manclossi, Centre de Recherche Française à Jérusalem, CNRS
Magnetic survey: Marion Scheiblecker, Jörg Fassbinder, Ludwig-Maximilians University Munich
PhD projects:
Early Bronze Age pottery assemblage: Manuela Heil, M.A. „Die bemalte Keramik aus Gird-i Shamlu im Kontext transregionaler Netzwerke des 3. Jahrtausends v. Chr.“ (The painted pottery from Gird-i Shamlu in the context of transregional networks of the 3rd millennium BCE) at the LMU Munich
Magnetics: Marion Scheiblecker, M.A. „Geophysikalische Prospektion in der Shahrizor-Ebene. Eine Analyse zur Raumnutzung in ländlichen Siedlungen und urbanen Einzugsbereichen altorientalischer Siedlungssysteme“ (Geophysical prospections in the Shahrizor Plain. An analysis of land use in rural settlements and urban catchment areas of Ancient Near Eastern settlement systems) at the LMU Munich
MA thesis:
Pottery studies: Felix Wolter, MA, "Gird-i Shamlu, Sondage A und B. Eine Keramiksequenz in der Shahrizor-Ebene (Irakisch-Kurdistan)" (Gird-i Shamlu, Soundings A and B. A pottery sequence in the Shahrizor Plain, Iraqi Kurdistan), submitted in 2015 at the FU Berlin.
