Water is the major agent of deterioration of ruined masonry structures, and effective management of water flowing over and within ruins is vital for their conservation. The project aims to provide a holistic evaluation of different strategies to conserve and protect ruined masonry through ...
En domaine terrestre, le recours aux méthodes d’imagerie géophysique de surface permet de localiser sur de vastes surfaces (de l’hectare à la centaine d’hectares) les vestiges archéologiques et ainsi permettre de réaliser des fouilles « chirurgicales » sur des surfaces limitées afin d’obtenir une ...
The project “ZODIAC – Ancient Astral Science in Transformation” investigates ancient astronomical and astrological practices in the wake of the introduction of the zodiac (ca. 400 BCE – 300 CE) through textual, tabular, iconographic and other sources from Babylonia, Egypt, the Greco-Roman world ...
The purpose of the PhD project is to explore the potential for eDNA/sedaDNA analyses to study interactions between humans and environment in Central Norway in the past. The successful project will collect and analyse samples from (or around) archaeological sites within the NTNU University ...
The project’s field of research is in the archaeogenomic potential of The Arctic University Museum collections. This PhD is based on exploring the ancient and historical DNA potential of artefacts and other archeological remains held in the Arctic University Museum, Tromsø. It forms part of the ...
