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HeMo lab: A Platform for Monitoring and Reconception of Cultural Heritage of Ukraine
45:35
Spreading the news The role of individuals, social networks and sociocultural variability in the sp
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African Archaeology in Times of Climate Change Crisis
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EAA 2023 keynote: Tales from a small island: archaeological genomics on the Atlantic edge
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EAA 2023 Annual Meeting in Belfast - Opening Ceremony
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Opening Ceremony for EAA 2022 Annual Meeting
04:47
EAA 2023 Belfast - welcome
58:30
Virtual launch of the book "Gender stereotypes in archaeology"
37:21
EAA Webinar with HĂĄttĂŠr Society on LGBTQIA+ matters in Hungary
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EAA2022 welcome video
01:23:11
Research in Viking Period Hedeby. From Nazi Investigations to UNESCO World Heritage
58:29
Interactions between climate change, natural ecosystems and disturbance regimes...
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30 Years of Contemporary Archaeology: Gains in Knowledge - Challenges,Opportunities and Future Tasks
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Baltic-Pontic contact space in 4th and 3rd millennium BC
16:05
BURIED BUT APPARENT. EXAMPLE OF URNFIELD COMMUNITY
08:23
EAA 2021 Virtual Excursion: Landmarks of the North: Megalithic tombs and Bronze Age grave mounds
07:56
EAA 2021 Virtual Excursion: Haithabu and Danewerk: UNESCO world cultural heritage
05:28
EAA 2021 Virtual Excursion: Archaeo:lab â introducing archaeological research to schoolchildren
08:27
EAA 2021 Virtual Excursion: Hidden treasures in the Wadden Sea
02:08:46
EAA 2021: 27th Annual Meeting Opening Ceremony and keynote by Henny Piezonka
17:57
âEMPTY SPACESâ IN MEDIEVAL TOWNS - PLACES OF EXCLUSION OR PROGRESS?
17:57
NOT ONLY JADE: LONG-SCALE CONNECTIONS REVEALED BY THE NEOLITHIC POLISHED STONE AXESOF CAPUT ADRIAE
10:41
AN INCLUSIVE AND BARRIER-FREE SCIENCE: SCIENTIFIC DISSEMINATION TO âFORGOTTEN SOCIAL GROUPSâ
35:39
MEANINGFUL STORIES: WHAT ARCHAEOLOGY CAN TELL
46:17
THE EUROPEAN RESEARCH COUNCIL
49:17
THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE RESCUE OF OUR ARCHAEOLOGICAL HERITAGE
49:08
WELCOME CONFLICT. ARCHAEOLOGY AND THE RETURN OF THE POLITICAL
48:56
Archaeology beyond Paradigms. A Plea for Reflected Translations
47:35
Constructing Narratives of Britainâs (and the Whole of Europeâs) Prehistoric Past
49:30
Tales of the Unexpected. Creativity in Archaeological Interpretation
31:37
The Relevance of Merging Fields - What Archaeometry Canât Tell
52:59
Aiming High: The Rise of Mountain Archaeology and Its Role in Todayâs Changing World
19:17
WEST OF TROY â AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH
14:07
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HIEROGLYPHIC & CUNEIFORM LUWIAN.
17:14
THE LINGUISTIC LANDSCAPE OF MIDDLE AND LATE BRONZE AGE WESTERN ANATOLIA
13:03
STATUS DISPLAY IN LATE BRONZE AGE AND EARLY IRON AGE SANCTUARIES REVIEWED
14:41
SOUTHEASTERN BALKANS AND THE LBA AEGEAN-ANATOLIAN NETWORK
14:22
A RE-INTERPRETATION OF THE LATE BRONZE AGE CHRONOLOGY AT BEYCESULTAN BASED ON C-14 DATING
17:20
AN IMPORTANT BRONZE AGE SETTLEMENT IN INLAND WESTERN ANATOLIA: INTENSIVE SURVEY PROJECT
18:04
ARZAWA, ASSUWA, AND MIRA: THREE NAMES FOR ONE AND THE SAME COUNTRY IN WESTERN ANATOLIA
18:31
HITTITE DOCUMENTS REFERRING TO CONTEMPORARIES ABROAD AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR DATING THE TROJANWAR
18:34
IN SEARCH OF A âLUWIANâ STATE: REGIONAL ANALYSIS OF THE LATE BRONZE AGE IN THE KONYA PLAIN, TURKEY
17:18
IN SEARCH OF THE MISSING LINK. WRITING IN WESTERN ANATOLIA DURING THE LATE BRONZE AGE
13:54
INTRODUCTION: THE LUWIANS AND THEIR CONTEMPORARIES IN LATE BRONZE AGE WESTERN ASIA MINOR
12:53
LATE BRONZE AGE OF ISTANBUL
16:44
POSSIBLE COASTAL LUWIAN SETTLEMENTS IN THE NORTH-EAST AEGEAN
14:03
COMMODITY TRADE VERSUS PRESTIGE EXCHANGE: THE ORGANIZATION OF BRONZE AGE ECONOMIES
16:07
ECONOMY AND STATE FORMATION PROCESSES IN BRONZE AGE CHINA: LATE SHANG DYNASTY (1250 -1046 BC)
17:35
GRAIN ECONOMY, FOOD REGIMES AND AGRICULTURAL INNOVATIONS IN THE BRONZE AGE EUROPE (2800-1000 BC)
16:14
INDIVIDUALITY AND SOCIETY: STATUS OF INDIVIDUALS OF THE BELL BEAKER CULTURE AT THE BURIAL GROUND
14:11
HOW SHOULD WE STUDY PREHISTORIC ECONOMY?
16:33
PLANO-CONVEX INGOTS AND THEIR IMPORTANCE IN THE ECONOMY OF THE LATE BRONZE AGE
14:32
SUBSISTENCE STRATEGIES OF THE LBK SITE AT Ĺ˝ĂDOVICE (MORAVIA, CZECH REPUBLIC)
12:50
PRODUCTION, CONTACTS AND EXCHANGES IN BRONZE AGE TRANSYLVANIA
15:34
THE ECONOMICS OF CHAOS
19:06
THE FIRST EUROS? RINGS, RIBS, AND AXES, COMMODITY MONEY OF THE EUROPEAN EARLY BRONZE AGE
13:27
THE INDIVIDUAL IN THE ECONOMY: HIGH-RESOLUTION ISOTOPIC DATA FOR PALEODIET AND PALEOMOBILITY
12:03
A PLEISTOCENE-HOLOCENE TRANSITIONAL INDUSTRY FROM THE BLĂTTERHĂHLE ROCK SHELTER (HAGEN, WESTPHALIA)
11:41
AT THE MEETING POINT OF INFLUENCES: FINAL PALAEOLITHIC AND EARLY MESOLITHIC IN HUNGARY
19:39
FROM SEMI-CURATED TO EXPEDIENT? DIFFICULTIES IN IDENTIFYING THE TRANSITION FROM AHRENSBURGIAN
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