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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 11/04/2025

⚔️ Viking enthusiasts alert! May 16th 9:30-17:30 42nd Interdisciplinary Viking Symposium: "Interdisciplinary Approaches & Scientific Methods in Viking Studies." Location: South Campus, room 4A.0.69 archaeology.ku.dk/calendar/202... #VikingStudies #interdisciplinary #archaeologicalscience #UCPH

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 11/04/2025

SoA Lecture May 13th: 17:00-19:00 Location: South Campus, building 4A Professor Anna Källén, Umeå University, author of 🏺 The Trouble with Ancient DNA🧬 www.umu.se/en/staff/ann... Register now: www.umu.se/en/staff/ann... #archaeology #museology #UCPH #heritageresearch #ancientDNA #ethics

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 11/04/2025

📢 Save the date! May 7th Professor Julian Thomas from @UoMArchaeology research.manchester.ac.uk/en/persons/j... Time: 15:00-16:30 Location: South Campus, Saxo's lunchroom 12.3.39 Registration link: archaeology.ku.dk/calendar/reg... #archaeology #UCPH #academictalks #archaeologicaltheory

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Matthew Collins @matthewcollins.bsky.social · 09/04/2025

🧵 Is this a Dire wolf... 🤔? No... Our @erc.europa.eu Beasts to Craft team led by Élodie Lévêque uncovered the true identity of mysterious hairy covers on #medieval #Cistercian #manuscripts - they're ... 👇

Image fo a seal - by someone that has not seen one - from Valenciennes, ms 0320, Thomas de Cantimpré, Albert le Grand. Liber de natura rerum, vers 1280, 230 × 156 mm. Folio 116, Image : IRHT https://patrimoine-numerique.ville-valenciennes.fr/ark:/29755/B_596066101_ms_0320 (http://initiale.irht.cnrs.fr/codex/7876).

The original colour of the skin (before it degraded) - but what is it? (image Elodie Leveque)

Mock-up of the original book binding by Elodie Leveque. Note that the fur is too dark in this mockup (image Elodie Leveque).

In 2016, the team in 2016 first confronted the collection at Troyes - but what are the bindings made of? Image of five people, one sitting, discussing a large bound medieval text held by supports in a modern library.

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 09/04/2025

Collaboration between @sorbonne-universite.fr, @cam-archaeology.bsky.social , @irht-cnrs.bsky.social and the School of Archaeology solves a furry mystery! #medival #archaeology bsky.app/profile/matt...

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 25/03/2025

Today's #LifelongLearning workshop @UCPH_Archaeoloogy exploring how our research can benefit wider society. As palaeoproteomics specialists, we're discussing how our analytical approaches could serve professionals beyond academia. #Archaeology #ContinuingEducation

Workshop at the School of Archaeology taking place on March 25. The image shows a modern classroom with attendees seated at tables with laptops and notebooks. A presenter, likely Christian Tangkjær, stands at the front addressing the group. A projection screen displays the workshop title and date. The room has large windows overlooking trees, and various presentation materials including flip charts are visible. The workshop is focused on discussing lifelong learning initiatives as part of the University of Copenhagen's 2030 strategy.

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Jonas Holm Jæger @jonasholmjaeger.bsky.social · 13/03/2025

We’re gathered here today for a day about textile analyses and I’ll say a thing or two about 🐑🐐🧶

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 22/01/2025

🏺 Free Workshop: Archaeological Textiles & Skins Analysis Copenhagen, March 13-14, 2025! Join leading experts for hands-on training in cutting-edge analytical techniques at the Centre for Textile Research (UCPH). Features lab visits to SMK & CTR, practical demonstrations with study collections.

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Advances in the Analysis of Archaeological Textiles and Skins

Early Career archaeologists and conservators working in practice will benefit from this workshop in several ways: Gain hands-on experience with state-of-the-art analytical equipment Learn about the l...

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 16/01/2025

Congratulations to Rune Iversen and colleagues on the publication of their new paper on the so-called sun stones from the Danish island of Bornholm and how these sun stones may be related to Neolithic volcanism.

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Sun stones and the darkened sun: Neolithic miniature art from the island of Bornholm, Denmark | Antiquity | Cambridge Core

Sun stones and the darkened sun: Neolithic miniature art from the island of Bornholm, Denmark

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Antiquity Journal @antiquity.ac.uk · 12/12/2024

NEW Aerial photograph of a monumental farmhouse from ~2000 BC Vinge, Denmark. Analysis suggests they were built for the storage of livestock, cereals and winter fodder, suggesting a farmer elite held great power in Late Neolithic southern Scandinavia. 🆓 buff.ly/3OMRgMw

Outline of a long building from above, defined by many post-holes along the walls. Two people stand in the outline for scale.

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Adam Markham @adammarkham.bsky.social · 12/12/2024

So far, the earliest evidence of falconry in Sweden is goshawk bones from a late 6th century monumental burial mound at Gamla Uppsala. Stock dove wings probably used for training were found nearby in the village with bones of capercaillie, a prey species. (see e.g. Vretemark 2018) #archaeobirds 🏺🪶

Three grassy Iron Age burial mounds at Gamla Uppsala against a cloudy blue sky. Grass in the foreground.

Taxidermy goshawk in a glass case with irritating reflections. Also a picture of a hawk from a rune stone/picture stone.

Bird bones from falconry prey and black silhouettes of birds against a green background in a museum display case.

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Ravinder Kaur @rkadelhi.bsky.social · 12/12/2024

Six phd stipends available at our department - come and work with wonderful colleagues @ToRS @University ofCopenhagen Deadline: 16th February 2025 Please do share employment.ku.dk/phd/?show=16...

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PhD scholarships at the Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies, University of Copenhagen

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 11/12/2024

Heartbreaking and fascinating: 15 years of community archaeology at Nunalleq, Alaska reveals incredible Yup'ik history while racing against climate change. 100,000+ artifacts tell stories of daily life but coastal erosion threatens countless more sites. 🏺🌊 #Archaeology #ClimateChange

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The bittersweet success of community-based archaeology in Quinhagak

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Michelle Franklin│Legends and Lectures @michellefranklin.bsky.social · 11/12/2024

Did you hear our latest episode on Public Archaeology with Dr @smitinathan.bsky.social? Listen to all the Legends and Lectures episodes on Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/4zUMamf...

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Jon Erlandson @viking1000.bsky.social · 11/12/2024

In 2005, Scott Fitzpatrick and I started as founding coeditors of the Journal of Island & Coastal Archaeology. In 2025, under Scott’s continued leadership, JICA will publish its 20th volume! Still going strong, with more than 8,000 pages on our deep entanglement with island & coastal ecosystems.

Original cover of JICA, showing an island arc from space, embedded in a deep blue sea.

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Anders Bergström @anders-bergstrom.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

In this comment piece with James Fellows Yates and Christina Warinner (@christinawarinner.bsky.social), we highlight the mounting problems with data archiving and metadata reporting in ancient DNA research. The field cannot afford to keep neglecting this issue. www.nature.com/articles/d41...

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Ancient DNA data hold insights into past organisms and ecosystems — handle them with more care

DNA recovered from ancient remains is transforming our understanding of organisms and ecosystems from tens, thousands and even millions of years ago – but the growing volume of data must be better pre...

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Federica Sulas @fsulas.bsky.social · 11/12/2024

Doktorandplatser i arkeologi | Doctoral positions in #archaeology GU's Department of Historical Studies is offering 2 fully funded PhD positions, covering 4 years of full-time study to develop own research. web103.reachmee.com/ext/I005/103...

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Doctoral students in archaeology

Doctoral positions in archaeology At the Department of Historical Studies, which belongs to the Faculty of

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

From archaeological mysteries to farming history! 🔍🌾 The ERN team organised two fascinating events: an Archaeological Detective Mystery and day on 'How farming changed life in Denmark'. Love this creative approach to sharing research! 🕵️‍♀️ #Archaeology #SciComm #PublicEngagement"

A collage of two presentation slides. The top slide shows an 'Archaeological Detective Mystery' event announcement for October 11th at Parnum. The bottom slide displays a detailed program schedule titled 'How has farming changed the lifestyle of people in Denmark?' featuring various topics including DNA, diet, and microbiomes, with illustrated graphics of researchers. Three presenters stand at the front of the lecture room.

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Matthew Collins @matthewcollins.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

Revisiting the exact same caribou bones at Aasivissuit, Greenland in 1978 vs 2021. Studying how 47 years of reburial affects bone preservation. This is the kind of innovative long-term thinking that advances archaeology! 🦴📊 #ScienceHistory #Archaeology

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

Great to learn about @ucph-soa.bsky.social Emerging Researchers' Network (ERN)! 🎓 Launched April 2023, it's building bridges between early-career archaeologists across UCPH. Love seeing this kind of cross-disciplinary support for pre-docs, PhDs and postdocs! 🤝 #AcademicLife #Archaeology #PhDLife

A presentation slide showing information about UCPH SoA and Emerging Researchers' Network (ERN), with a map of Copenhagen marking different department locations. A presenter gestures enthusiastically at the map while explaining ERN's mission to connect early career researchers across departments. Two other presenters stand to the side of the podium.

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

tidsskrift.dk/CURIOUSTHING... Love seeing student-led initiatives at @ucph.bsky.social! In CURIOUS THINGS students can publish and present their research. The name captures both academic curiosity and the fascinating world of 'things' 🔍📚 #Academia #StudentResearch #MaterialCulture"

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Tom Björklund @tombjorklundart.bsky.social · 09/12/2024

Illustration based on the Mesolithic burial at Gøngehusvej 7 in Vedbæk, Denmark.

A Stone Age woman dressed in leather and fur clothing is standing sideways. Her headwear is decorated with the bill and feathers of a great crested grebe. She also wears a necklace made of teeth of several animal species. A pair of deer hooves is hanging below the necklace.

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Matthew Collins @matthewcollins.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

It took 331 sheep and 16.55 hectares of pasture just to produce wool 🐑 for the sails and clothing... That puts Viking Age resource management into perspective! Love how @TRIVAL_Project combines archaeology with agricultural history #VikingAge #Archaeology #ExperimentalArchaeology

A presentation slide titled 'The Ladby ship c. AD 900' showing data about wool production. The slide includes three images: the Ladby ship remains, a reconstruction drawing with striped sail, and a map. A table shows that 331 sheep requiring 16.55 hectares of pasture were needed for wool for clothing, sail, and spare sail. Additional notes compare modern and Viking Age sheep farming practices

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

Coffee break at @ucph.bsky.social Archaeology & Science Day means poster session time! 📊 Great to see such diverse research - from human remains to hidden pottery studies. Never enough time to dive deep into all these fascinating projects! ☕️🔍 #Archaeology #Research #AcademicLife

A crowded poster session during a conference break, showing attendees examining various research posters along a windowed corridor. Several posters are visible, including one titled 'Research of the Human Remains' and 'The Hidden Pot'. Students and researchers, holding coffee cups, are engaged in viewing the displays.

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

Next up lecture by the incoming head of School, Prof. Eva Andersson Strand, on #VikingAge textile production 🧶 More than just clothing - textiles were a crucial economic & social force in Norse society. The@ucph.bsky.social TRIVAL project weaves together #Archaeology, economics, and cultural history

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Jonas Holm Jæger @jonasholmjaeger.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

Ovicaprine lower third molar scanned using the same setup.

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

Important research from @toricht.bsky.social on understanding infant mortality in Late Epipalaeolithic Levant. Toby's integrative approach helps shed light on these sensitive archaeological findings and their broader societal implications. 🏺📚 #Archaeology #AncientHistory #Levant

A presentation slide showing the title 'An Integrative Approach to Understanding Infant Death in the Late Epipalaeolithic of the Levant' by Tobias Richter from University of Copenhagen. The left side features a detailed black and white archaeological photograph showing a textured, eroded surface. The presenter stands at a podium with audience members visible in the foreground.

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Antiquity Journal @antiquity.ac.uk · 10/12/2024

Our December issue is out now! Featuring great #archaeology like: 🐎 Scythian origins in Central Asia ⛓️ Repair and recycling of Roman armour 🌿 The power of farmers in Neolithic Denmark & more! 🔗 buff.ly/346lv7h

Cover of the December 2024 issue of Antiquity, featuring a composite image of aerial photography and lidar data showing the 18ha Samnite hillfort at Monte Santa Croce-Cognolo in central Italy. A suite of non-invasive investigations has revealed a lack of evidence for permanent occupation within the area enclosed by the site’s monumental walls; instead, the results point to pastoral activities, compatible with local oral accounts of the recent use of the site for year-round pasturing and seasonal foraging. For more information, see ‘Italy’s empty hillforts: reassessing urban-centric biases through combined non-invasive prospection methods on a Samnite site (fourth–third centuries BC)’ by Giacomo Fontana & Wieke de Neef in this issue. Image: Giacomo Fontana, Ancient Hillforts Survey.

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

🌋 Mystery solved? Greenland 🧊 #IceCoresreveal a massive volcanic eruption near the equator in 2930 BCE - one of the 15 biggest in the Holocene! Could this explain the sudden appearance of 'sun stones' in Denmark? #ClimateScience science meets #Archaeology ...

A presentation slide showing the connection between Bornholm artifacts and Greenland ice core data. The left shows a graph of sulphate aerosols from NGRIP ice cores, with a significant spike around 2930 BCE. On the right is a photo of a researcher in a red winter jacket holding an ice core sample. Text describes this as one of the 15 most powerful volcanic eruptions in the Holocene, comparable to the 43 BCE Okmok eruption in Alaska

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

Neolithic 'sun stones' and 'field stones' from Rispebjerg, Denmark (2900-2700 BCE)! Intriguing question: why do most appear in the same archaeological layer? 🤔 #Archaeology #Neolithic #AncientArt"

A presentation slide titled 'The first sun stones' showing multiple images of decorated clay artifacts. The top row displays six circular stones with various engraved patterns. The middle shows drawings of sun-like symbols and patterns. Below are larger photographs of elaborately decorated clay discs from Rispebjerg and Vasagård sites, featuring complex geometric and radial patterns, with some pieces having central holes. Text indicates they were dated to 2900-2700 BCE.

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

Fascinating archaeological presentation by Rune Iversen on Neolithic discoveries at Vasagård, Bornholm from the #UCPH field school, with #Aarhus. Love how field schools helped uncover this history! 🏺🗺️ #Archaeology #Neolithic #Denmark

A presentation slide titled 'Background' showing two maps of the Vasagård archaeological site on Bornholm. The left map shows elevation data, while the right detailed map indicates various archaeological features including dolmen chambers, passage graves, circular structures, and palisades from excavations between 2014-2017. A presenter in dark clothing stands at the podium with audience members visible in the foreground.

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

Archaeological fieldwork meets colonial history: fascinating look at site NKAH 5526, location of a Danish colony established in 1729 at Nipisene. The same spot was later burned down by Dutch whalers in 1731 - such rich maritime history on Greenland's coast! 📏 #Archaeology #Greenland #MaritimeHistory

A presentation slide showing two images of a coastal archaeological site. On the left, archaeologists are conducting fieldwork with surveying equipment on grassy terrain by the sea. On the right, a landscape photo shows a rocky coastline with text overlay indicating this was the site of a Danish Colony at Nipisene from 1729, which was burned down by Dutch whalers in 1731. The presenter stands at a podium with audience members visible in the foreground.

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

Fascinating presentation at the AAH Activating Arctic Heritage project! This UNESCO World Heritage site in Greenland, Aasisvissuit-Nipisat, represents 4,400 years of Inuit hunting traditions between ice and sea. 🏹❄️ #ArcticHeritage #Greenland #Archaeology

A presentation slide showing two maps of Greenland. The left map shows the full country, while the right shows a detailed topographical view of the Aasisvissuit-Nipisat region, marked with various locations and a red arrow. The slide title reads 'AAH Activating Arctic Heritage: Exploring UNESCO World Heritage in Greenland 2019-2023' from the University of Copenhagen's Archaeology & Science Day. A presenter stands at a podium in front of the projected slide.

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

Now diving deep into Arctic archaeology! 🦴❄️ Anne Birgitte Gottfredsen sharing fascinating insights on what animal bones from Thule Culture middens can tell us about life in West Greenland. Love how each bone is a chapter in the story of human-environment interactions! #ArcticArchaeology #UCPH

A presentation slide shows a scenic coastal Greenland landscape with rocky outcrops and blue water. In the foreground, a wooden sorting table displays collected bones, with more specimens in a bucket below. Text overlay reads 'What information can we extract from old animal bones? - Highlights from interdisciplinary studies on Arctic Thule Culture middens, West Greenland' by Anne Birgitte Gottfredsen. A presenter in a patterned top stands at the podium.

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

The teeth tell tales accoriding to @matthewcollins.bsky.social ! 🦷 Fascinating look at bioarchaeological analysis, where every molar is a window into the past. Scale matters - check out these incredible detailed scans compared to a coin. #Bioarchaeology #ScienceDay

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

When archaeology meets AI! 🧬✨ Energetic discussion by @matthewcollins.bsky.social about bringing cutting-edge tech into archaeological research. The future is here, and it's helping us unlock mysteries of the past in ways we never imagined! #DigitalArchaeology #AI #UCPH

presenter in black clothing stands at a podium with arms raised enthusiastically. Behind him is a dramatic blue-tinted projection showing DNA helices and futuristic scientific imagery with molecular structures, a crescent moon, and geometric patterns. The audience is visible from behind, seated at rows of desks with laptops open.

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Ennius @enniusredloeb.bsky.social · 30/11/2024

Grrrrrrrrrrrr Cambridge University Library, MS Kk.4.25; Bestiary; c.1230 CE; England; f.89r @camdiglib.bsky.social cudl.lib.cam.ac.uk/view/MS-KK-0...

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

Fascinating dive into Viking populations on Greenland with Niels Lynnerup! 🧬 DNA analysis is revolutionizing our understanding of Greenlandic Norse populations. When archaeology meets genetics, the stories become even richer! 🧬🏺 #VikingArchaeology #UCPH

A presenter in a dark suit and light shirt stands at a podium, gesturing while speaking. Behind him is a projected slide showing a Nature journal article titled 'Population genomics of the Viking world.' The slide features the journal cover with a Viking ship and text excerpts discussing findings about Greenland Norse populations and their genetic ancestry. The article was published in September 2020.

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

Getting ready for session 2 at #ArchaeologyScience Day! 💻 Next up: exploring far-away landscapes through forensic approaches. Love seeing everyone engaged and ready to dive into more interdisciplinary archaeological research! #UCPH #Archaeology

View of a lecture hall from an elevated angle showing rows of attendees with laptops. A presenter in a mustard-colored sweater and boots is setting up at the front. The projection screen on the right shows what appears to be an aerial landscape image with green terrain. An emergency exit sign glows green near the door.

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

UCPH Archaeology over 2022-24! 140+ researchers, countless meetings, conferences, and events bringing together minds from across the field. From summer parties to student dialogues, we're building a vibrant research community 🎓 The numbers tell the story of our momentum! #Academia #Research

A presentation slide titled 'Facts and Figures 2022-24' displaying statistics from Copenhagen University's archaeology department, including 65+ researchers, 40+ ERN members, and various events. Three photos on the right show different academic gatherings. A presenter appears in the bottom right corner wearing a dark jacket

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

Bold mission from @ucph-soa.bsky.social: pushing boundaries, championing innovation, and making the past accessible to all. It's not just about digging - it's about creating an inclusive environment where curiosity and collaboration drive archaeological understanding forward 🏺🔬 #Archaeology

A presentation slide titled 'Our mission and vision (extract)' on a blue background. The text outlines UCPH School of Archaeology's commitment to excellence in research, teaching, and public engagement. A presenter wearing a dark suit jacket gestures while speaking in the bottom right corner of the image.

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

Casper Sylvest SAXO-Institute asks the big question! 🤔 Learning about the incredible opportunities at UCPH School of Archaeology. From field work to cutting-edge science, this program is shaping the future of archaeological research in Denmark and beyond. 🏺🔬 #Archaeology #UCPH #HigherEd

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

Incredible range of student research posters at #ArchaeologyScience Day! 🏺📊 From organic residue analysis to ancient swords, the next generation of archaeologists is pushing boundaries with their interdisciplinary approaches. The future of archaeology is bright! 🔍 #AcademicPosters #UCPH

A projected slide shows a collection of 14 research posters arranged in two rows. The posters cover various archaeological topics, featuring colorful diagrams, maps, and images. The slide's header reads 'Welcome to the 8th Archaeology & Science Day' and indicates these are student research posters. A presenter in a brown cardigan stands at the bottom of the screen, gesturing toward the display. The date 10/12/2024 is visible in the top right corner.

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

Bridging science and archaeology at Copenhagen University today! 🏛️🔬 The welcome slide says it all - bringing together researchers and students to understand our past through interdisciplinary lens. The backdrop of Nordic coastal archaeology really sets the scene! #UCPH #Archaeology

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UCPH School of Archaeology @ucph-soa.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

Kicking off the 8th Archaeology & Science Day at @UCPHarchaeology! 🎓 Excited to see how interdisciplinary research is shaping our understanding of the past. Love seeing this packed room of engaged scholars! #ArchaeologyScience #Academia

A tiered lecture hall filled with attendees at an academic conference. The room shows multiple rows of people sitting with laptops and drinks on long desks. A large projection screen at the front displays a welcome slide for the '8th Archaeology & Science Day' at UCPH School of Archaeology. The room has modern furnishings with white walls and integrated power outlets at each seat.

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Knut Ivar Austvoll @kiaustvoll.bsky.social · 03/12/2024

Our book on the Nordic Bronze Age is finally out! It is open access here: doi.org/10.1017/9781...

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Nordic Bronze Age Economies

Cambridge Core - Archaeology: General Interest - Nordic Bronze Age Economies

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