Edited by Martin Tamcke
The Syriaca series of Göttinger Orientforschungen encompasses works on the Syriac text tradition including Western Syriac (also called “Aramaic”), Eastern Syriac (also called “Assyrian,” “Chaldean”), and Christian Arabic from Late Antiquity to the present day: editions, studies on specific questions in the fields of literature, theology, and culture. Traditions and cultures beyond the Syriacist's primary area of interest are also taken into account (particularly the field of Eastern Christianity). This series is the oldest series on the Christian Orient in Germany.

Edited by Philip G. Kreyenbroek
The series Göttinger Orientforschungen, III. Reihe: Iranica aims to publish important works by German and international scholars in the fields covered by Iranian Studies at the Georg-August University Göttingen: ancient and modern Iranian cultures and languages, oral culture, and minority religions in the Iranian world. The term ‘modern Iranian’ here includes both Persian-speaking culture(s) and those speaking other modern Iranian languages, such as Kurdish, Pashto and Balochi.

Edited by Heike Behlmer, Camilla Di Biase-Dyson and Friedrich Junge
The series is dedicated to promoting new approaches in research on Egyptology, especially monographs and edited volumes applying new methods to different research areas such as Egyptian archaeology, textual studies and art history or addressing key issues of Ancient Egyptian culture beyond the borders of Egyptology.
Contact:
Seminar for Egyptology and Coptic Studies Göttingen