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    • geoCore - QGIS plugin for creating graphical representations of geoscientific drillings
    • Good things come to those who wait
    • Stone Age pottery under the microscope
    • From the sherd to the 3D model
    • Quernstone from Altenwalde – the other way round
    • Landing places in Bremen-Mahndorf
    • Arrival of new double volume on the North Frisian Islands!
    • Archaeological-conservational exchange in the NIhK despite pandemic times
    • On the Frisian chiefs‘ trail …
    • A hazel nutshell from the stone age ...
    • Drilling with a very large corer
    • Textilarchäologische Untersuchungen an einer Bestattung des Gräberfeldes an der Fallward
    • Three in a row
    • New Research project focuses on boats and ships of the 1st millennium AD
    • Prospection on the banks of the Weser
    • Anthropologische Untersuchungen
    • Berumerfehn
    • Unterwasser-Roboter untersuchen Steinzeit in der Ostsee
    • Looking for megalithic tombs
    • Neue Forschungen an Grabfunden des völkerwanderungszeitlichen Bestattungsplatzes an der Fallward (Landkreis Cuxhaven)
    • Neue Forschungen zum steinzeitlichem Töpferhandwerk am NIhK begonnen!
    • NIhK Forschungen in Corona-Zeiten

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    • Fidvar archaeobotany
    • Fallward graves
    • Manifestation der Macht – Burgenbau als Indiz gesellschaftlicher Transformationsprozesse
    • Mesolithikum in Nordwestdeutschland
    • Relicts under the bog
    • Lacustrine sediments
    • Strande - submerged stone-age site
    • Pottery traditions as a mirror of social structures of the 5th and 4th millennium BC in northern Central Europe
    • Prehistoric traces on the seafloor
    • WASA -The Wadden Sea archive of landscape evolution
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