Karl Hjalte Maack Raun

🦣🍖🧬 Fully funded 3-yr PhD in palaeogenomics & bioinformatics! Help me push non-model palaeogenomes beyond their limits @DTU in Denmark.

Start: Feb 2026 (flexible)
Application deadline: 24 Oct 2025

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Warning: lack of archaeology posts on here, and the following autoreply is active:

Thank you for your email.
I am currently on paternity leave and will return on February 1, 2026. During this period, I will have limited access to email, so response times may be longer than usual.

Mysterious Neolithic rituals. Over 5,000-year-old sacrificial pits of the Salzmünde culture discovered near Gerstewitz, Saxony-Anhalt.

More information: idw-online.de/de/news856263

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So help me out: what is this vertebrae,whale or mammoth? I’m guessing whale

Call for Sessions – CAA 2026

🚨 Call for Sessions is OPEN!
📍 CAA 2026 – Vienna
🗓️ Deadline: 17 August 2025
Got a great session idea in digital archaeology? We want to hear from you!
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#CAA2026 #CAAConf #DigitalArchaeology #CallForSessions

Wheel cross etched in ceramic from Lindegaard II, Horsens. A production site deposition in wetlands of ceramic, metal, food, and other organic remains. C. 600-400 BCE 🏺 #archaeology #Denmark

Dear All

Hereby CALL for the annual CAA Denmark seminar 2026 on #RemoteSensing & #Non-destructive Archaeology. Submit your calls before 1st of September. Call in Danish, but submissions are allowed in English. Email if any questions. Regards from the Board of CAA DK #Archaeology #CAADK #Digital

Make your data FAIR: Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable. A lot of valuable information is lost due to poor data structure and inadequate storage formats.

Tick-tock, tick-tock! Two days left to submit your paper proposal.

The Call for Papers for the 2025 AARG Meeting in Trondheim will close on Wednesday 30th April 2025. You can find further details at aargonline.com/wp/events/aa...

YNWA

Borremose for context of the image I added 😀

You are right. That does not fit together 😀 it has to be Lyngsmose then

Borremose ❤️

Commercial archaeology is always fun. Because each time you go into the field exploring new areas, you never really know what will appear. This time nothing, but next time something interesting

Starter pack for Danish Archaeology. Remember to comment if you want to join

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Dear all. Thank you all for an excellent day of archaeological discussion on all things data. But also on; who do archaeologist digitize for? With around 100 participants IRL and online, it was a great turnout

And now for something completely different: Mesolithic and Neolithic landscape with multiple different details. Spot the houses and details of land-use. #Archaeology #neolithic #3D #landscape #Denmark

Neolithic landscape with multiple different details. Spot the houses and details of land-use. #Archaeology #neolithic #3D #landscape #Denmark

Dear all… sorry for the lack of reminders: tomorrow the annual CAA DK seminar will be held in Odense. It is still possible to sign up for online participation, see program for details at: dk.caa-international.org

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Plant-eating and meat-eating in Australopithecus A new approach to sampling nitrogen-15 in tooth enamel opens a window into the diets of early hominins.

Archaeologists long favored the idea that our own genus, Homo, relied more on meat than earlier fossil relatives. This notion that meat was an essential ingredient for evolution of humanlike features has recently been challenged on several fronts ...

Come on USA… how can your Oval Office be so horrible

These were not mounted, but rather broken into smaller pieces across the blade to make transverse arrowheads. Most of the blades we find are in some stage of this production, however this one was almost complete

Revelations from a specialized seasonal site of transverse arrow production. Ertebølle culture at its best! #mesolithic #Ertebølle #archaeology #Denmark 🏺

Haha… a little bit disturbing though

The smallest things are sometimes the most incredible things to find when excavating. Here a small microlith of the Maglemosian culture some 9000 years ago. Archaeology is fun #denmark #archaelogy #mesolithic 🏺

Dear all. Please take notice of this years annual CAA Denmark seminar on : Available Data.
A string of excellent talks regarding data management and for whom we make data available to. The seminar is on the 17th of March 2025, and is accessible online as well

If you are in the vicinity, come join me for a talk on fishing culture along the Gudenå. It will be a talk about the last 10.000 years, and past and present impact and shaping of landscape along the Gudenå river systems in Denmark

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Little tips of beauty! A small transverse from a middle/late ertebølle site with plenty of evidence of continued transverse production at a summer camp at the edge of water with plenty of uprooted ancient trees. More to follow #archaelogy #mesolithic #denmark #ertebølle🏺

Can I be added as well. Thanks