Oliver Grimm/EAA 2021: Falconry: from the Eurasian Steppe it came and from there it spead
Session 287: Economic and Technological Networks of the Eurasian Steppes Oliver Grimm: Falconry: from the Eurasian Steppe it came and from there it spead
Oliver Grimm/EAA 2021: ‘Falconer burials‘ revisited (Sweden and Norway, Germany, Czech Republic and Estonia; 500-1000 AD); on the differences in evidential value
EAA Session 141: Between Bones and Beliefs: Human-Bird Relations in Central and Northern Europe in the 1st Millennium AD Oliver Grimm:‘Falconer burials‘ revisited (Sweden and Norway, Germany, Czech Republic and Estonia; 500-1000 AD); on the differences in evidential value
Hannah Strehlau/EAA 2021: Migration Period picture stones from Gotland – comparisons to other stone monuments and metalwork
Hannah Strehlau: Migration Period picture stones from Gotland – comparisons to other stone monuments and metalwork In Session # 416 – Visible to the eye? Transmission of ideas through everyday visual culture
Bente S. Majchczack, Ruth Blankenfeldt, Stefanie Klooß, Hanna Hadler, Dennis Wilken/EAA 2021: DESTROYED IN 1362 AND CONSERVED UNDER SEDIMENTS: INTERDISCIPLINARY INVESTIGATION OF SUNKEN MEDIEVAL SETTLEMENTS IN THE WADDEN SEA (NORTH FRISIA, GERMANY)
Bente S. Majchczack, Ruth Blenkenfeldt, Stefanie Klooß, Hanna Hadler, Dennis Wilken DESTROYED IN 1362 AND CONSERVED UNDER SEDIMENTS: INTERDISCIPLINARY INVESTIGATION OF SUNKEN MEDIEVAL SETTLEMENTS IN THE WADDEN SEA (NORTH FRISIA, GERMANY)
Jens Schneeweiß/EAA 2021: A FORTIFICATION IS SELDOM FOUND ALONE. COMPLEX APPROACH TO FORTIFIED SITES AS PARTS OF A SYSTEM
Jens Schneeweiß, EAA 2021: A FORTIFICATION IS SELDOM FOUND ALONE. COMPLEX APPROACH TO FORTIFIED SITES AS PARTS OF A SYSTEM. Session #273 Towards an international Archaeology of Fortifications
Timo Ibsen/EAA 2021: Dating hillforts throughout time – case studies from Eastern Prussia
Timo Ibsen/EAA 2021: Dating hillforts throughout time – case studies from Eastern Prussia Session 273: TOWARDS AN INTERNATIONAL ARCHAEOLOGY OF FORTIFICATIONS: METHODOLOGIES AND INTERPRETATIONS )
Markus Wild, Theis Z. T. Jensen, Sönke Hartz, Harald Lübke, Matthias Hüls/EAA 2021: The Antler from Husum (Germany) and its Interpretation as Early Evidence of Frame Boat Building in Lateglacial Europe
Friday, 10th September 2021; EAA Kiel Session 547: Down by the River – Evidence of Material Culture for Prehistoric Waterborne Communication along European Rivers, Lakes and Coastal Waters. Markus Wild, Theis Z. T. Jensen, Sönke Hartz, Harald Lübke, Matthias Hüls: Myth Busting: The Antler from Husum (Germany) and its Interpretation as Early Evidence of Frame Boat Building in Lateglacial Europe.
Tobias Reuter/EAA 2021: The typology of techniques – Late Palaeolithic lithic industries under review
Tobias Reuter Session: Between Variability and Singularity: Crossing Theoretical, Qualitative and Computer-based Approaches to Types and Typology Kiel/Online
Karl Johann Offermann/EAA 2021: Amber finds from 1st-7th cent. AD in Northern Europe – New studies on distribution and use of a special material“ Session #389: From coast to coast – current archaeological research on cultural exchange along and across the Baltic Sea
Amber finds from 1st-7th cent. AD in Northern Europe – New studies on distribution and use of a special material“ Session #389: From coast to coast – current archaeological research on cultural exchange along and across the Baltic Sea
Berit Valentin Eriksen /EAA 2021:Travelling craftsmen and artefacts in motion. The decline and fall of flint craftsmanship in Bronze Age Denmark (EAA-session 222)
Berit Valentin Eriksen /EAA 2021: Travelling craftsmen and artefacts in motion. The decline and fall of flint craftsmanship in Bronze Age Denmark (EAA-session 222)
Christoph Jahn/EAA 2021: CROSSING WATERS – THE SCANDINAVIAN INFLUENCE ON THE VIKING AGE CEMETERIES OF WISKIAUTEN AND LINKUHNEN AT THE CURONIAN LAGOON
Christoph Jahn/EAA 2021: CROSSING WATERS – THE SCANDINAVIAN INFLUENCE ON THE VIKING AGE CEMETERIES OF WISKIAUTEN AND LINKUHNEN AT THE CURONIAN LAGOON Session #389: FROM COAST TO COAST – CURRENT ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH ON CULTURAL EXCHANGE ALONG AND ACROSS THE BALTIC SEA
Annika Sirkin/EAA 2021: The missing trading port of Wiskiauten/Mokhovoye on the Sambia peninsula – a final assessment on the archaeological investigations 2005–2011
Annika Sirkin „The missing trading port of Wiskiauten/Mokhovoye on the Sambia peninsula – a final assessment on the archaeological investigations 2005–2011“ EAA-Konferenz, Session „#389: From coast to coast – current archaeological research on cultural exchange along and across the Baltic Sea“ Kiel