Session 287: Economic and Technological Networks of the Eurasian Steppes Oliver Grimm: Falconry: from the Eurasian Steppe it came and from there it spead

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: 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 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. Session #273 Towards an international Archaeology of Fortifications

Timo Ibsen/EAA 2021: Dating hillforts throughout time – case studies from Eastern Prussia Session 273: TOWARDS AN INTERNATIONAL ARCHAEOLOGY OF FORTIFICATIONS: METHODOLOGIES AND INTERPRETATIONS )

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 Session: Between Variability and Singularity: Crossing Theoretical, Qualitative and Computer-based Approaches to Types and Typology Kiel/Online

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)

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 „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