David Kertai MSc, MPhil - Lectures and Publications
| Lecture May 2008: | The Public Realm in the Private Domain. An Analysis of Elite Houses in the Mitannian and Middle-Assyrian Empires. 6th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East (ICAANE), Sapienza–Università di Roma. |
| Lecture April 2008: | Why Space Syntax misrepresents space and how to live with that. |
| Lecture March 2008: | A Spatial Analysis of Late Bronze Age Palaces in Northern-Mesopotamia. SOJA, Symposium for Research by Young Archaeologist, Free University Amsterdam. |
| Lecture January 2008: | Towards a non-linear conception of history, introducing the Philosophy of Manuel de Landa. 17th Archaeology and Theory Symposium, Faculty of Archaeology, Leiden University & Stichting Archaeological Dialogues. |
| Lecture May 2007: | How the Middle-Assyrian Empire failed to collapse (in Dutch). Ex Oriente Lux, Society for the Near-East and Egypt, Netherlands/Belgium. |
| Lecture March 2008: | Studium Generale - Guest-lecture on the Archaeology of the Near East. Secondary school Helen Parkhurst, Almere, the Netherlands. |
| Lecture July 2008: | Organising the interaction between people, a new look at the elite houses of Nuzi, 54th Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale. |
| Publications: | D. Kertai, Organising the interaction between people, a new look at the elite houses of Nuzi, in: Proceedings of the 54th Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale May 2008 (upcoming). |
| D. Kertai, The history of the Middle-Assyrian Empire, in: Talanta - Proceedings of the Dutch Archaeological and Historical Society (upcoming). |
