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    • Relieved from pain after 1600 years
    • New geoarchaeological research on the island Föhr started!
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    • Results of the Elsfleth project published in 2 volumes!
    • Focusing the sky - test measurements at the Jade-Weser-Airport
    • Where have all the vessels gone …?
    • Excavations within the fortress near Borgsum on Föhr Island closed for this year
    • Getting to the bottom of the pingo
    • Was a giant boulder the centre of a Stone Age ritual area or meeting place?
    • Archeological expedition in the nature reserve “Hohes Moor"
    • Finds in clay of Stone Age pottery
    • Castles, ceramics and typochronology
    • Documentation of the wooden artifacts from inhumation graves of the cemetery on the Fallward (Ldkr. Cuxhaven)

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  • After the ice
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    • Middle Ages
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    • Mesolithic Age (current)
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Mesolithic Age

Cultural history wadden sea
Friesack - archaeobotany
Holocene submarine peat
Lacustrine sediments
Neolithisation lake Zwischenahn
Paleoecology Fehmarnbelt
Pingo remnants - environmental archives
Prehistoric traces on the seafloor
SINCOS
SPLASHCOS & Subland
Strande - submerged stone-age site
WASA -The Wadden Sea archive of landscape evolution
Weeds as food source

 

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