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New Geophysic Data from the Baltic Sea
Investigating Frisian forts
With heavy machines into the underground
Librarian - lost and found!
Excavations in all seasons
Retirement vs. Corona
Textile-archaeological investigations on the grave of the so-called "archer"
Set-up of an archive for botanical macroremains of the past 2000 years in the coastal area
Old metall in a new splendor
SKN Volume 43 published!
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
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Research
Timeline
Migration Period
After the ice
Early networks
Between escape and adaption
Current Projects
Completed Projects
Research Map
Timeline
Middle Ages
Migration Period
(current)
Roman Imperial Era
First Millennium
Pre-Roman Iron Age
Bronze Age
Neolithic Age
Mesolithic Age
Palaeolithic Age
Migration Period
Aller landing-sites
Block-lifted grave finds
Central place Sievern
Continuity or hiatus?
Cultural history wadden sea
Elsfleth - beach market and landscape
Elsfleth finds analysis
Fallward graves
Feddersen - Wierde
Feddersen - Wierde textiles research
Genesis of the East Frisian islands
Gudendorf and Spieka - fortification and settlement
Iron-age leather finds
Jade settlement history
Lacustrine sediments
Landing-sites and beach markets along Weser and Ems
Pottery Flögeln and Loxstedt
Romans and Germans in Bentumersiel
Sievern - paleotopography
Vegetation history Palatine forest
Weeds as food source
