Shout out to the parents out there! Gabi Ruß-Popa from the lab has been balancing cutting edge research with homeschooling & we love this ceramic goat based on the “Stierkopfgefäß von Rabensburg” (Lower Austria) made by her daughter 👏Future archaeologist perhaps? #Archaeology
We are glad to present first results of our joint fieldwork with the Valahia University Tărgoviste at the #Gravettian - #Epigravettian sites in the Bistriţa valley / Eastern #Carpathians (1/2)
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We are offering a PHD STUDENT POSITION!
#BronzeAge#Metallurgy#BalkanArchaeology
Deadline: October 30, 2020
Find all information here:
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Part of CAAM's Material World in Archaeological Science course this upcoming semester will focus on #Ceramics from #BanChiang, #Thailand, which were analyzed by Dr. Marie-Claude Boileau through her work with the Institute for Southeast Asian Archaeology: https://t.co/C7ZIdyhupU
She sees this...Sandstones, metamorphic rocks, calcite and mudstones. Mined by potters in Greece 5000 years ago. Pretty cool huh? #archaeology#pottery#petrography
I just uploaded our new paper on @academia (the final draft, I can send you the original PDF via email)
Ceramic raw materials. How to recognize them and locate the supply basins. Chemistry https://t.co/QZFB6xgWMq
Today in the Raw Material Lab we welcome Angelika Rudelics from @NHM_Wien who is working with Gabi to examine a leather belt from a site in Central Austria. Good luck with your work guys! #archaeology#womeninscience
Happy Ask An Archaeologist Day 2020!
Put your questions to archaeologists around the world using the #AskAnArchaeologist hashing.
We'll be sharing highlights on this channel all day.
Don't forget to tag us in your post @AskAnArchDay#FestivalOfArchaeology
Yesterday Clare & Michi were very pleased to join the PP group for a trip to hear about the ancient Maya. There were lots of lovely pots and lithic objects😍 If you are in Austria this exhibition is very worth a visit! #archaeology#Maya#Austria
Our research group #PrehistoricPhenomena visited the #MAMUZ exhibition #MAYA at the Museum Mistelbach today. Thanks to Franz Pieler for the nice tour and to Sabina Cveček for the interesting talk. @oeaw@OREA_RawMatLab
Schon in der Früh- und Urgeschichte vertrauten Jung-Familien auf Baby-Fläschchen. 🍼 Das fanden ÖAW-Archäolog*innen letztes Jahr heraus. Ihre Entdeckung legt nahe, dass Frauen damals eine weitaus vielschichtigere soziale Rolle hatten als bisher angenommen.
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You can't keep a good team down - Oliver Schmitsbergers recent survey around the Csaterberg Hills, Austria, found the 1st evidence for (early Upper?) Palaeolithic opalite use directly at the raw material source! He also found Neolithic flakes & hammerstones, & this👇 #archaeology
Coming up tomorrow: Stephanie Emra (University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna) "From Field to Plate. Animal Bones at Early #BronzeAge Çukuriçi Höyük, Turkey."
#PrehistoricPhenomena#eLecture starting at 17:30h.
Link: https://t.co/HX1TzP7tsu
Do pelvic features relate to childbirth? Our colleague Lukas Waltenberger studies pelvic shapes and features in order to find an answer to this question. @orea_news https://t.co/HhAuDGExmL