Researcher ERC DiverseNile Project, WP 3 (material culture)
P.Heindl@aegyp.fak12.uni-muenchen.de
Research Interests
Art and Archaeology, multimodality and semiotics, cultural landscape and religion, Late Period Egypt, reception of ancient Egypt
Education
Since 2016 PhD in Egyptology, LMU Munich
2013-2016 MA in Egyptology, LMU Munich
2010-2013 BA in Egyptology, LMU Munich
Career History
Since 2023 Researcher for the ERC DiverseNile Project, LMU Munich
Since 2022 Researcher for the DFG Aegyptiaca Project (Florian Ebeling), LMU Munich
Since 2021 Board Member of the MZAW (Münchner Zentrum Antiker Welten)
Since 2020 Teaching Assistant and Researcher, Professorship Egyptian Archaeology and Art History, LMU Munich
2017-2020 Doctoral Fellow Graduate School Distant Worlds
Archaeological Fieldwork
2023 South Asasif Conservation Project, Luxor, Egypt
Since 2018 LMU Ankh-Hor Project, Luxor, Egypt (since 2022: Deputy field director)
2017 AcrossBorders Project, documentation of finds in the Sudan National Museum in Khartoum, Sudan for the LMU Munich
2014-2017 various excavations in Germany
2014 Dra Abu el-Naga Project, Luxor, Egypt, for the German Archaeological Institute Cairo
2013 Tuna El Gebel, Egypt, LMU Munich
Projects
Since 2020 Project KOINet, the interdisciplinary competence and cooperation network for young academics (https://www.koinet.aegyptologie.uni-muenchen.de/en/)
2022 Exhibition – Alaa Awad – an Egyptian Story, organization as Guest Curator at the SMAEK, Munich
Publications
In preparation:
Heindl, P. and Rossberger, E. (eds.) Multimodal Artefact Analysis in Ancient Studies, Pathways to Mulitmodality 1, DeGruyter: Berlin, 2024.
Heindl, P. “A question of the beholder”. In Spaces and Meaning. Multimodal Communication in Ancient Egypt, edited by Silvia Kutscher and Dina Serova, Sidestone: Leiden, 2023.
Elkins, C. and Heindl, P. „Ancient Techniques, Modern Technologies: Using 3D Models to Reveal the Sculptor’s Vision“
Published:
Heindl, P. “Petamenophis: An Egyptian Priest in Italy?“. In Baragli, Beatrice et al. (eds.): Distant Worlds and Beyond: Special Issue Dedicated to the Graduate School Distant Worlds (2012‒2021), Heidelberg: Propylaeum, 2021 (Distant Worlds Journal Special Issues, Band 3), 81–86. https://doi.org/10.11588/propylaeum.886.c11951
Baragli, B. Dietz, A. Földi, Z., Heindl, P. Lohmann, P. und Schlüter, S. (eds.): Distant Worlds and Beyond: Special Issue Dedicated to the Graduate School Distant Worlds (2012‒2021), Heidelberg: Propylaeum, 2021 (Distant Worlds Journal Special Issues, Band 3). https://doi.org/10.11588/propylaeum.886
Baumgartner, C., Heindl, P., Lindner, M-H., Preisigke-Borsian, J. Schlüter, S. (eds.) Ideologie und Organisation. Komparative Untersuchungen antiker Gesellschaften, DWJ 5, 2020. https://journals.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/index.php/dwj/issue/view/5333
Budka, J., Geiger, C., Heindl, P., Hinterhuber, V. & Reschreiter, H. “A Question of fuel for cooking in Ancient Egypt and Sudan” (Experimental archaeology, Issue 2019/1) [online] https://exarc.net/issue-2019-1/ea/question-fuel-cooking-ancient-egypt-and-sudan
Wimmer, S. J., Heindl, P. “Die zerstörte Felsstele von Adlun (Libanon) an der „Enge von Sarepta“ relokalisiert”, GM 254 (2018): 127–137.
Heindl, P. “Monumentalisierte Feindvernichtung. Die Felidenfellträgerstatuen des Monthemhat”. In Alexandra Verbovsek, Burkhard Backes und Jan Aschmoneit (Hgg.). Funktion/en. Materielle Kultur – Sprache – Religion. Beiträge des siebten Berliner Arbeitskreises Junge Aegyptologie (BAJA 7) 2.12.-4.12.2016 (Göttinger Orientforschungen, 64), 45–63.
Heindl, P. “Der Grabkegel aus dem Landesmuseum für Kärnten in Klagenfurt”, Rudolfinum (2014), 98–110.