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Henny Piezonka

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Freie Universität Berlin

Germany

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Henny Piezonka is a Junior Professor at Christian Albrechts Universität zu Kiel, Germany. His research encompasses prehistoric archaeology with a focus on technological advancements such as T-shaped antler axe technology, dietary implications in burials, and the study of ancient settlement patterns. Recent publications include investigations into hunter-gatherer diversity and ceramic innovations across Eurasia.

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John Meadows

Senior Scientist for AMS radiocarbon dating and stable isotope research in archaeology

Kiel University

GERMANY

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Ben Krause-Kyora

Kiel University

GERMANY

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Dr. Thomas Terberger

University of Göttingen

GERMANY

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Valdis Bērziņš

Senior Researcher

University of Latvia

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LBK outpost of Eilsleben: hunter-farmer encounters in the borderlands of Early Neolithic Central Europe

The chronology of T-shaped antler axe technology in northeastern Europe

Dietary 14 C reservoir effects and the chronology of prehistoric burials at Sakhtysh, central European Russia

Lost cities in the Steppe: investigating an enigmatic site type in early modern Mongolia

The world's oldest-known promontory fort: Amnya and the acceleration of hunter-gatherer diversity in Siberia 8000 years ago

NEW DATA ON THE CHRONOLOGY OF FORTIFIED SETTLEMENTS OF HUNTERS, FISHERMEN AND GATHERERS IN THE TAIGA ZONE OF WESTERN SIBERIA

THE MESOLITHIC CEMETERY OF GROß FREDENWALDE (NORTH-EASTERN GERMANY) AND ITS CULTURAL AFFILIATIONS

THE WORLD’S OLDEST POTS: ON THE DISPERSAL OF THE CERAMIC INNOVATION AMONG EURASIAN HUNTER-GATHERERS SINCE THE LATE GLACIAL PERIOD

Archaeology and Ethnography

Archaeology and Ethnography

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John Meadows

Ben Krause-Kyora

Dr. Thomas Terberger

Valdis Bērziņš

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