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    • A new volume of the NIhK journal ‘Siedlungs- und Küstenforschung’ has been delivered!
    • 3D survey of megalithic graves in the Ahlen-Falkenberger Moor
    • Bronze vessels reveal exciting insights into burial rituals
    • CoastAdapt: New team member Ines Bruns is exited to begin her work on the project
    • Geophysical survey at the Upper Wümme Lowland – The search goes on
    • Visualised under a digital microscope: Unique finds from the burial ground at Wittorf (District of Rotenburg)
    • The Redbad project is picking up speed!
    • The first volume of the catalogue of the Dunum burial ground has been published!
    • High-Tech for Archaeology
    • Johan Nicolay supports the NIhK team
    • Investigations of extraordinary blocks of soil from the Nienbüttel cemetery
    • CoastAdapt: Science space for coastal protection launched
    • Rüstringer Heimatbund visits the excavations at the ‘Hasenburg’ terp
    • Minister for Science and Culture Falko Mohrs visits the NIhK
    • Focus on the Mesolithic
    • Gates in the rampart, moat in front of it
    • Olshausen’s “Stone Object with Runic Inscription” from Amrum

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  • After the ice
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    • Storage and analysis of botanical macroremains
    • CoastAdapt: Sustainable coastal protection for Lower Saxony
    • The Borgsumburg on the North Frisian island Föhr
    • Fallward graves
    • Coast without ships (?)
    • Mesolithic in Northwestern Germany
    • Rituals in a new light – Modern field research, documentation and visualisation strategies using the example of the burial ground of Nienbüttel
    • SUBNORDICA
    • Pottery traditions of Early Medieval shell-tempered pottery in northwestern Central Europe
    • Elbe as transport route – material legacies from the Roman Iron Age and Migration period from Assel, district of Stade
    • Dwelling mounds and beach ridges in northern Butjadingen
    • Between the Rivers and Against the Current
    • Between the Roman Climate Optimum and the Year Without a Summer 1816
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