Semitic Studies

["The Pergamon Museum, home to the Museum of the Ancient Near East and the Museum of Islamic Art", "The Egyptian Museum, housing invaluable artifacts from ancient Egypt", "The Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation’s State Library, with its renowned Oriental Department (including the Turfan Collection)", "The House of World Cultures, a leading centre for global arts and cultural exchange", "The Aramaic language across 3,000 years, from Old Aramaic to modern dialects, including Biblical Aramaic, Syriac, North-Eastern Neo-Aramaic (NENA) dialects, and Turoyo", "Aramaic linguistics and dialectology, providing insights into the diversity and evolution of Aramaic varieties", "Syriac Studies, focusing on the language, literature, and cultural heritage of Syriac Christianity", "Oriental Christianity, examining the history, traditions, and languages of Christian communities in the Middle East", "Arabic linguistics and dialectology, with a particular emphasis on spoken varieties", "A linguistic approach to Biblical Hebrew, analysing its structure and historical development", "Ugaritic, exploring one of the earliest attested Northwest Semitic languages", "Comparative Semitics, studying the relationships between Semitic languages and their common roots", "Semitic philology, delving into the textual traditions and literary history of Semitic languages"]