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Looking for Fresh Perspectives and Inspiration on either Archaeometry or Work-Life Balance?
Interdisciplinary Research in Archaeology
How Natural Science Contributes with New Perspectives
Speaker: Karin Margarita Frei, Ph.D., Research Professor, National Museum of Denmark
The intersection of archaeology and natural sciences—known as archaeometry—is transforming how we understand the past. As Denmark’s first Professor in Archaeometry, I have experienced firsthand how cutting-edge methods are unlocking new insights into prehistoric mobility and cultural connections.
- Key topics covered in this talk:
How strontium isotope analysis helps trace prehistoric movements - Fascinating discoveries from the Egtved Girl and Danish archaeological material
- The power of interdisciplinary collaboration—opportunities & challenges
- How scientific methods reshape our understanding of history
- Reflections on choosing an interdisciplinary career path
This talk offers a deep dive into mobility research and the impact of modern scientific techniques on archaeology. Join me as we explore how science brings the past to life!
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