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Colloquium Early Prehistory

The colloquium for Early Prehistory takes place Thursdays at 11 c.t. in the practice room 119 of the castle. 

 

SS 24

18.07.2024

Renée Martveldt (Leiden University)

The Role of Bovidae in Pleistocene Hominin Subsistence from the Site of Schöningen, Germany

18.07.2024

Josh London (Universität Tübingen)

A Stag-gering Proposal: Tracking UP Identity & Exchange Networks with Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) Maxillary Canine Ornaments

11.07.2024

Nina Stahl (Universität Tübingen)

All the small things - The Robberg  Assemblage of Layer 4 from Iron Pig Rockshelter (Mpumalanga, South Africa)

04.07.2024

Cheng Liu (Emory University)

How do people in non-industrial societies learn to make tools?

27.06.2024

Margaux Jouines (Universität Tübingen)

Set in Stone? A Closer Look on (Pre)Historical Attributions of the Engravings of the Larchant Golf, France, via an Experimental Approach

27.06.2024

Nico Magliozzi (Universität Tübingen)

Continuities and differences between two MSA industries from East Africa: The Sanzako and Kisele layers from Mumba Rockshelter, Tanzania

27.06.2024 Shuqin Guo (University of Tübingen)
Examining double perforated ivory beads - A glimpse into the social-economic life of Swabian Aurignacian inhabitants
27.06.2024

Vittorio Gallese
(Department of Medicine & Surgery – Unit of Neuroscience, University of Parma, Italy
 Italian Academy for Advanced studies, Columbia University, New York, USA)

The Artification of Habits: From Tools to Symbols

20.06.2024 Scholastic Watadza (University of Tübingen)
The flake production in relation to macro scrapers technology during the Oakhurst of Bushman Rock Shelter
20.06.2024

Ayanda Mabuza (Universität Tübingen)

Tracing archaeological heritage in the Kingdom of Eswatini: An exploration of rock art sites unveiling cultural significance, regional patterns, conservation challenges, and insights into preservation influences by community perceptions and local practices
20.06.2024

Valentin Blanchard (Universität Tübingen)

Exploring the production sequence of Early Mesolithic armatures from an amateur excavation in Les Charmes, France

13.06.2024

Vi Fratta (Universität Tübingen)

Mechanics, raw materials and methods: understanding Sibhudu's raw material economy during the MSA
13.06.2024

Dione Brown (Universität Tübingen)

The production and use of ostrich eggshell beads from the Later Stone Age occupation at Bushman Rock Shelter, Limpopo South Africa

06.06.2024

Joshua Kumbani (University of Barcelona)

An Introduction to Music Archaeology of Southern Africa

16.05.2024

Nicholas J. Conard (Universität Tübingen)

16 years of ROCEEH: Where we stand and where we're heading

02.05.2024

Bar Efrati (Tel Aviv University)
On the Shoulders of Giants: Readymade Concepts and Techniques in the Palaeolithic as Means of Perception of Human-Tool Interactions

25.04.2024 Patrick Schmidt (Universität Tübingen)
New results on the quality of raw material for stone tool making and use

 

WS 23/24

08.02.2024

Marieluise Hahn (Universität Tübingen)

Definition and depictions of Males in the Paleolithic
08.02.2024

Kristin Cimmerer (Universität Tübingen)

Investigating bioclimatic dimensions of plant use diversity in the Zagros Mountains

01.02.2024

Nora Pfeiffer (Universität Tübingen)

Plant depictions in the Paleolithic art
01.02.2024

Viola C. Schmid (Austrian Academy of Sciences)
Moving the Middle Stone Age during Marine Isotope Stage 5 into the spotlight – Preliminary results from Sibhudu Cave,

Bushman Rock Shelter, and Rose Cottage Cave (South Africa)

18.01.2024

Reena Perschke (University of Leicester; Gerda Henkel Stiftung)

Heinrich Himmlers Forschungsauftrag zu paläolithischen „Fettvenus“-Figurinen

11.01.2024

Elisa Luzi (Universität Tübingen)
Why study small mammals in Holocene sites? The case of the funerary cave of Biniadrís (Menorca, Spain)

14.12.2023

Angel Blanco Lapaz (Universität Tübingen)
Yes, the River knows.
Freshwater Landscape Reconstruction from the Bronze Age Site of Borsodivánka (North-Eastern Hungary)

07.12.2023

Peyton D. Carroll (University of Connecticut)
A Geochemical Approach to Understanding Human Mobility in Pleistocene Sicily

30.11.2023

Alexandros Fotios Karakostis (Universität Tübingen)

Discovering ways to elucidate hominin daily life in the past: Previous research and future directions

23.11.2023

Robin Andrews (Universität Tübingen)
Untangling the Transition - Site Formation and Chronology of the Grotte de la Verpillière I á Germolles 

16.11.2023  Michela Leonardi (University of Cambridge)
Evolutionary dynamics in prehistory: adding palaeoclimate to the picture
16.11.2023

Antoine Muller (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

Computational approaches to reconstructing hominin toolmaking behaviours and skills throughout the Palaeolithic

16.11.2023

Jesper Borre Pedersen (Aarhus Universitet)

From individual to culture in the Final Palaeolithic - questioning patterns and processes of dispersal, technological change and regional collapse in the Final Palaeolithic Hamburgian Culture

16.11.2023

 Olga Palacios (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona)
Predicting the past: Subsistence, organisation, and survival of early agropastoral communities

09.11.2023

Rimtautas Dapschauskas (ROCEEH, Heidelberg Academy of Sciences & Humanities, Universität Tübingen)

Ritual as an engine of demographic expansion of Homo sapiens during the Middle Stone Age

26.10.2023 Ewa Dutkiewicz¹, Andrei Bălărie² (1-Museum für Vor- und Frühgeschichte, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin 2-National Museum of Banat, Timișoara)
Exploring the Myth and Reality of Paleolithic Caves in Western Romania

 

SS23

27.07.2023

Firas Jabbour (ROCEEH, Heidelberg Academy of Sciences & Humanities, Universität Tübingen)
Tracing Human Adaptation and Activities Through Lithic Study:

A Comparative Analysis of the Upper Paleolithic Settlements of Aghitu 3 Cave in Armenia

13.07.2023 Johanna Jeschke (Landesamt für Denkmalpflege und Archäologie Thüringen)
Analyses on selected lithic surface-find complexes in Thuringia
13.07.2023 Selma Hardegger (Universität Zürich)
Neanderthal tool production: potential implications for language evolution
06.07.2023

Marcel Bradtmöller (Universität Rostock)

Is it worth it? Five years of Feldberg “Steinacker ” Project - an Interim Balance

29.06.2023 Natasha Singh (Uni Tübingen)
Functional analysis of the late Lower Palaeolithic lithic assemblage from Schöningen 12 II-1
29.06.2023 Hannah Huber (Uni Tübingen)
Drilling down - Typo-techno-functional analysis of the lithic assemblage
and limestone beads from AH3 at Kohlhau Abri
29.06.2023 Qi Zeng (Uni Tübingen)
Technofunctional analysis of backed bladelets from Vogelherd
22.06.2023

Jan-Olaf Reschke (ROCEEH, Heidelberg Academy of Sciences & Humanities Senckenberg Forschungsinstitute Frankfurt)

Modelling early hominin subsistence strategies - Using agent based modelling to study the past

16.06.2023

Frank Sirocko (Universität Mainz)

The climate and environment of MIS2/3 (13.000-60.000 BP) in central Europe:
a synthesis based on annually laminated Eifel maar sediments

25.05.2023

Nicholas J. Conard (Universität Tübingen)

Trackways from Schöningen and glimpses into the lake shore environments
of the Reindorf Interglacial complex 300,000 years ago

11.05.2023

Anna Florin (University of Cambridge)

The role of plant foods in the evolution and dispersal of early humans:
A perspective from across the Wallace Line

04.05.2023

Megan Saunders (Universität Tübingen)

Counting Fragments: A New Holistic Approach to Quantifying Bones for Analysis

27.04.2023 David Boysen (Universität Tübingen)
Serial handaxe production: Socio-economic behaviour in the late Middle Palaeolithic?

 

WS22/23

09.02.2023

Freya Riedel (Universität Tübingen)

Osteological and isotopic analysis of Roman-Germanic Equids from Heddesheim (GER)

09.02.2023

Marco Nicoli (Universität Tübingen)

Agriculture in Transition: An Archaeobotanical Study of Bronze Age Sites in the Southern Levant

26.01.2023

Alexis Russell (Universität Tübingen)

Archaeobotanical Remains of the Early Bronze Age at Bassetki

26.01.2023

Eden Hill (Max-Planck-Institut für Geoanthropologie)

Using ZooMS and Palaeoproteomics to Investigate the Evolution of Dairy Pastoralism in Eurasia

25.01.2023

Ron Shimelmitz (Universität Haifa)

Mount Carmel Middle Paleolithic through the new excavations at Tabun, Skhul and Sefunim

19.01.2023

Henny Piezonka (Universität zu Kiel)

Of taiga forts and reindeer houses: New archaeological and ethnoarchaeological
perspectives on hunter-fisher societies in Siberia

12.01.2023

Manuel Will (Universität Tübingen)

Into the Open - introducing a new archaeological research project in the Jojosi dongas, South Africa

15.12.2022

Thibaut Devièse (Aix-Marseille Université, CEREGE)

Investigating the co-occurrence of Neanderthals & Modern Humans in Europe using
advanced radiocarbon and genomic methodologies

08.12.2022

Xiangmei Kong (Universität Tübingen)

The Variability of Bifacial Technology in the Middle Stone Age of Southern Africa

08.12.2022

Martyna Lech (Universität Krakau)

Middle Paleolithic in Hohle Fels - An attempt to understand Neanderthal settlement in Swabian Jura

01.12.2022

Svenja Schray (Universität Tübingen)

The lithic assemblages of the Aurignacian of Geißenklösterle Cave

01.12.2022

Benjamin Schürch (Universität Tübingen)

Reassessing the cultural stratigraphy of Vogelherd Cave

24.11.2022

Tanner Kovach (University of Connecticut)

Solak 1 and the Upper Paleolithic of the Southern Caucasus and Armenian Highlands

17.11.2022

Chris Baumann (Universität Tübingen)

A view through raven’s eyes:
Earliest evidence for hunter-gatherer impacts on raven diet and ecology in the Gravettian (Pavlovian) of Southern Moravia

10.11.2022

Patrick Schmidt (Universität Tübingen)

The role of experimental reference collections in understanding Stone Age birch tar making

03.11.2022

Nicholas Conard (Universität Tübingen)

Research at Mumba Rock Shelter near the shore of Lake Eyasi, Tanzania

03.11.2022

Christian Tryon (University of Conneticut)

Archaeological approaches to Late Pleistocene human diversity

in eastern Africa and the Mediterranean basin

27.10.2022

Mohammed Babiker (Universität Tübingen)

Plant exploitation in Post-Medieval Nubia: New Archaeobotanical Insights from Old Dongola

(16th-19th Centuries AD)

 

SS 22

28.07.2022

Andreas Maier (Universität zu Köln)

Analyzing lithic tools – on the deadlock of traditional approaches and ways to overcome it

21.07.2022

Garth Francis (Parkade Studio, South Africa)

Embracing emotion. Honouring heritage: A discussion on architectures role in a city of neglect

14.07.2022

Svenja Schray (Universität Tübingen)

Chronostratigraphy and Archaeological Context of the Aurignacian Deposits of Geißenklösterle Cave

07.07.2022

Valentina García Huidobro (Universität Tübingen)

Diet and Subsistence of Hunter Gatherers in Cerro Benítez, Chilean Patagonia: a zooarchaeological perspective

Luca Michaelis (Universität Tübingen)

Going Holistic - Comparing ZooMS Generated Taxonomic Data with the Zooarchaeological Record at Geißenklösterle Cave (Swabian Jura, Germany

30.06.2022

Yueshu Zhang (Chinese Academy of Sciences)

The study of lithic assemblages and site formation process of the Donggutuo site - A case study of layer 6A2

23.06.2022

Flavia Venditti

Microartifacts disclose Middle Pleistocene lifeways at Schöningen 13 II-3

02.06.2022

Glenn Penny

(UCLA)
What objects do: Reflections on German Archeological and Ethnological Museums

25.05.2022
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Claudine Cohen

(École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales)

Gender in Prehistory. Women's Roles through Palaeolithic Art

19.05.2022

Benjamin Schürch

Raw material analysis by infrared spectroscopy: first results and implications from Vogelherd Cave

12.05.2022 Gregor D. Bader
70 years later - New multidisciplinary research at the Middle and Later Stone Age site Holley Shelter in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
05.05.2022

Jacopo Niccolò Cerasoni

(Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History)

28.04.2022

Éva David
The latest advances in the osseous mobiliary art from the prehistory

 

Winter term 21/22

17.02.2022

Fei Yang

Reanalysing the Mousterian faunal assemblage from the Swabian Jura by ZooMS.

Megan Saunders

Identifying and Contextualizing “Unidentifiable” Bone Fragments from the Swabian Jura Cave Sites.

10.02.22

Maddy McCartin

New Zooarchaeological Investigations at Petersfels (Brudertal, SW-Germany)

27.01.22

Sibylle Wolf

Hohle Fels "chisels" of the Swabian Aurignacian – new insights with experimental archaeology

Co-Autoren sind K. Kitagawa, R. Walter, A. Fatz und N.J. Conard

20.01.22

Prof. Nicholas J. Conard

Excavations at HohleFels and a reassessment of the cultural variability during the late Middle Paleolithic

13.01.22

Diana Marcazzan

Are there differences in the way Middle and Upper Paleolithic hominins used fire at Hohle Fels, Ach Valley Germany?

Melanie-Larisa Ostermann

Vulpes vulpes or Vulpes lagopus? – A morphometric differentiation based on loose canines in the archaeological context

16.12.21

Laura Centi

Nesher Ramla bulb retouchers and their role as mobile toolkit components

09.12.21

Heike Würschem und Harald Floss

Return to an eponym site: The 2021 Excavation at the Grotte Effondrée in Châtelperron

02.12.21

Saskia Pfrengle

A refined proposal for the origin of dogs: the case study of Gnirshöhle, a Magdalenian cave site

25.11.21

Prof. Nicholas J. Conard

Early results from the TISARP excavation in the Paleolithic deposits at Qadi Barmshour Cave, Shiraz, Iran

18.11.21

Carli Peters

Late Quaternary megafauna in Australia: Species identifications using peptide mass fingerprinting

11.11.21

Frances Gill, Francesco Valletta

Frances Gill: Wild Sonic Debitage

Francesco Valletta: Isolating individual variability in lithic manufacturing - Preliminary 3D-based data from Hohle-Fels Gravettian refitted sequences

04.11.21

Hans-Peter Uerpmann

80 Jahre Hans-Peter Uerpmann

28.10.21

Giulia Marciani, Andrew Sorensen (Marciani: University of Bologna, Sorensen: Leiden University)

Marciani: High-resolution Late Mousterian and Uluzzian lithic assemblages in Italy

Sorensen: You can’t start a fire without a spark: New findings concerning Aurignacian fire-making technology

Summer term 2021

26.08.21

Ria Litzenberg

The meaning of art in the Swabian Aurignacian - outline of a doctoral project

29.07.21

Firas Jabbour

Comprehensive view of the stone artifacts of Aghitu-3 Cave, Armenia

22.07.21

Jonathan Scott Reeves (Max Planck Institut Leipzig)

Investigating the Early Stone Age through Primate Behavior

15.07.21

Francesco Valletta (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

Local Learning Communities During the Terminal Palaeolithic in the Southern Levant: A Quantitative Approach Based on Lithic Technology

08.07.21

Michaela Ecker (Universität Kiel)

New insights into the early Middle Stone Age in interior South Africa

01.07.21

Shaddai Heidgen (Senckenberg Center for Human Evolution and Paleoenvironment (SHEP) Department for Geosciences-Micropaleontology)

Palaeobotanical and Palaeo-fire Records in the Ammer River Valley

24.06.21

Mathias Blessing, Aurore Va

When the stars align

17.06.21

Irene Esteban (ERAAUB, University of Barcelona, ESI, University of the Witwatersrand)

Unraveling aspects of the South African prehistory through phytoliths and FTIR

10.06.21

Jessica Schiller, Siah Beattie

Schiller: Mehr als nur einfache Schaber: Zwei (Mittel-)Paläolithische Sammlungen aus Bissy-sur-Fley, La Clausure

Beattie: Middle Palaeolithic Avian Fauna from Hohle Fels, Germany, and Neanderthal Lifeways

20.05.21

Kerttu Majander (Max-Planck-Institute, University of Zürich)

Prehistoric Population Genetics from Western Russia to North-Eastern Fennoscandia

06.05.21

Judit del Río, Arianna Weingarten (del Río: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas; Weingarten: Universität Tübingen)

del Río: Mapping the soils of Schöningen. An approach through archaeological micromorphology and environmental magnetism

Weingarten: The role of genes at Schöningen: Using aDNA and ZooMS to explore human evolution

29.04.21

Elvira Martin

Surviving at the edge of the inhabitable world or The diet of the hominids during OIS 3 in Northern Europe

22.04.21 Einführungsveranstaltung

Winter term 20/21

25.02.21

Corinna Rößner/Gabriele Russo

Rößner: Waterlogged and charred plantremains from Oymaağaç Höyük (= Hittite Nerik),  Northern Anatolia

Russo: In the land of unicorns: Zooarchaeological investigation of Einhornhöhle in the Southern Harz, Germany

18.02.21

Camille Bourdier

LSA rock art, cultural dynamics, and climate in Matobo (Zimbabwe). The MATOBART program

11.02.21

Robin Andrews

Integrated osseous tool analysis - The Osseous Industry of the Grotte de la Verpillière

28.01.21

Alba Motes Rodrigo

The Method of Local Restriction: Looking for signs of cumulative culture in great apes

21.01.21

Benjamin Schürch

Molluscs of the Genus Glycymeris from Vogelherd Cave near Niederstotzingen (Lonetal, Southwestern Germany)

14.01.21

Guillaume Porraz (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique)

300cm² in Provence at the end of the Gravettian

07.01.21

Claudio Tennie

What we have done since arriving in Tübingen

17.12.20

Katja Douze (University of Geneva)

Towards an understanding of human occupation in West Africa during the Pleistocene

10.12.20

Svenja Schray/Julia Zastrow im Rahmen der Dr. Daniel Schuhmann Stiftung

Schray: The Palaeolithic occupation of Teux-Blancs cave (Saint-Denis-de-Vaux, Saône-et-Loire, France) - New results regarding the Magdalenian of Eastern France

Zastrow: Microfauna from Ha Makotoko. A Palaeoenvironmental reconstruction of the Phuthiatsana Basin, Lesotho, during the Pleistocene/Holocene transition

03.12.20

Ivo Verheijen (Schöningen Projekt Palaön/Senckenberg HEP)

The Schöningen carnivore fauna and its relevance to hominin subsistence

26.11.20

Dr. Andrew W. Kandel

An Overview of ROCEEH and the ROAD database - Key Concepts and Project Goals

19.11.20

Bárbara Rodríguez Álvarez (Schöningen Projekt Palaön/Senckenberg HEP)

Schöningen: low density sites and human occupations: A technological and behavioral approach to the exploitation and use of the landscape

12.11.20

Jordi Serangeli (Schöningen Projekt Palaön/Senckenberg HEP)

Der Fundplatz Schöningen. Forschungsstand und Perspektiven

Summer term 2020

23.07.2020

Chris Miller

Identifying fire in the Paleolithic record

 
16.07.2020

Svenja Schray / Samantha Brown

Schray: The Palaeolithic occupation of Grotte des Teux-Blancs (Com. Saint-Denis-de-Vaux, Dep. Saône-et-Loire, France) / Brown: The search for new hominin remains at Denisova Cave using ZooMS

 
09.07.2020

Sibylle Wolf

New insight in personal ornaments of Vogelherd Cave near Niederstotzingen (southwestern Germany) and their context

 
02.07.2020

Pathrick Schmidt und Matthias Blessing

Birch tar as the Atlantis of prehistoric archaeology: new insights into its potential as a proxy for Neanderthal behaviour

 
25.06.2020

Aurore Val

Human exploitation of nocturnal felines at Diepkloof Rock Shelter, South Africa, provides further evidence for symbolic behaviours during the Middle Stone Age.

 
18.06.2020

Manuel Will

Diachronic changes in the Howiesons Poort of Sibudu and southern Africa

 
28.05.2020

Armando Falcucci

A pre-Heinrich Event 3 assemblage at Fumane Cave, Northeast Italy

 
14.05.2020

Radu Iovita

Finding caves from space and on the ground: new methods and preliminary results of the PALAEOSILKROAD project

 
07.05.2020

Gregor D. Bader

Lions Cavern.The oldest mine in the world? New results from ongoing research in Eswatini

 
30.04.2020

Heike Würschem

The Archaeology of the Eastern Châtelperronian. Preliminary results of an ongoing doctoral thesis

 
23.04.2020

Nicholas J Conard

A Throwing Stick from Schöningen: Middle Pleistocene Lifeways in Northern Europe

 

Winter term 19/20

6.2.2020 Förderpreis award ceremony    
30.1.2020

David R. Braun (University of Cape Town)

Technological Origins: perspectives from East Africa

   
23.1.2020      
16.1.2020

Phil Glauberman (Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University)

Middle Paleolithic technological organization and land use in Armenia, regional technological trends, and implications for hominin population dynamics

   
9.1.2020      
19.12.19

Andreas Pastoors (FAU Erlangen/ Nürnberg)

Episoden aus dem Leben eiszeitlicher Wildbeuter im Südwesten Frankreichs

   
12.12.19

Jonathan Reeves (ERC STONECULT/ Tübingen)

Digital Stone Age Visiting Cards: Quantitative Approaches to Early Pleistocene Hominin Land Use

   
5.12.2019

Frido Welker (University of Copenhagen)

Proteins from the Past: Human evolution through the lens of ancient proteins

   
28.11.2019

Alexandros-Fotios Karakostis (Universität Tübingen)

New Horizons for the Reconstruction of Physical Activity in the Past

   
21.11.2019

Svenja Arlt, Ria Litzenberg, Mario Mata-Gonzalez (Daniel Schumann-Stiftung Absolvent*innen Universität Tübingen)

 

   
14.11.2019

Simon Fröhle, Stefan Wettengl, Harald Floss (Universität Tübingen)

Ein neues Großprojekt - Zur Erfassung des Freilandpaläolithikums in Baden-Württemberg

   
7.11.2019

Viola C. Schmid, Michel Rasse, Laurent Lespez, Chantal Tribolo, Brice Lebrun, Alice Leplongeon, Katja Douze, Maria Lorenzo Martinez, Eric Huysecom

News from the West – technological insights into the West African MSA during MIS 3 from Toumboura III

Alex Mackay (Universitiy of wollongong/ Austrlia)

Recent research on the Doring River, South Africa: Implication of the late Pleistocene archeological record

   
31.10.2019

Javier Sánchez Martínez (CEPAP Barcelona)

Between great plains: New interdisciplinary archaeological investigations of the palaeolakes and caves in the Gobi-Altai, Mongolia

   
24.10.2019

Claes Andersson (Chalmers University of Technology Göteborg)

The social protocell hypothesis - are we the outcome of a cultural Evolutionary Transition in Individuality?

   
17.10.2019 Start of the semester    

 

Summer term 2019

18.07.2019

Anna Rösch (Universität Tübingen)

Das archäologische anorganische eisenreiche färbende Fundmaterial von St. Martin-sous-Montaigu Château-Beau La Mourandine (Saône-et-Loire, Frankreich)

11.07.2019

David Boysen & Elina Nordwald (Universität Tübingen)

"EN: La Sénétrière - Eine prähistorische Freilandfundstelle im südlichen Burgund (Stone-et-oire, Frankreich). Morphologische und technologische Untersuchung der lithischen Artefaktinventare mit Fokus auf gravettienzeitliche Klingenkerne; DB: Chronologisches und geografisches Auftreten von Faustkeilen - Technologie und Funktion vs. Kultur/Tradition. Fallbeispiel: Fundstelle Charbonnières, Mâconnais und Beaujolais

4.07.2019

Li Li (ERC STONECULT/ Universität Tübingen)

Do different rocks fracture in the same way?

27.06.2019

Ravindra Devra (IISER/ Mohali)

New Palaeolithic Assemblages from the Arid Core of the Thar Desert, India.

Yezad Pardiwalla (IISER/ Mohali)

Challenges of Identifying the Early Middle Palaeolithic with a Focus on Central India.

Shashi B. Mehra (IISER/ Mohali)

The Palaeolithic and Microlithic Records of the Lower Son Valley, Uttar Pradesh: A review, new data, future prospects and implications with special reference to the Indian Upper Palaeolithic.

6.06.2019

Carel van Schaik (Universität Zürich)

Cultural intelligence and cumulative culture

23.05.2019

Meeting Group Alsace
16.05.2019

Ellery Frahm (Yale University)

From Heidelbergensis to the Roman Empire: Recent studies of social connectivity via obsidian artifact sourcing

9.05.2019

Gregor Bader (HEP Tübingen)

Current results from the MSA of Umbeli Belli, South Africa 

2.05.2019

Florent Rivals (IPHES/Tarragona)

Teixoneres Cave: from a hyena den to a Neanderthal camp

25.04.2019 Obermaier-Tagung
18.04.2019 Semestereinführung

Winter term 2018/2019

18.02.2019 Paul Goldberg (Universität Tübingen)
"Microstratigraphic contexts at Denisova Cave"
31.01.2019

Gerd-Christian Weniger (Neanderthal Museum, Mettmann)

The archaeological context of early rock art in Cueva Ardales (Spain)

24.01.2019

William Snyder (Tübingen) & Jordy Orellana Figueroa (Tübingen)

17.01.2019

Annika Rebentisch (Tübingen)

Die Grottes d'Agneux I und II in Rully, Saône-et-Loire, Frankreich

Svenja Arlt (Tübingen)

Die Verwendung von Bergkristall im europäischen Paläolithikum unter besonderer Berücksichtigung Burgunds

10.01.2019

Frances Gill (Växjö/Kalmar)

Songs from a Swan: the Evolutionary Agency of Aurignacian Melody in Human Material Culture Pertaining to Flutes in Caves Geissenklösterle and Hole Fels in the Swabian Jura in South West Germany

20.12.2018

Marco Peresani (Ferrara)
A faceted technocomplex? An updated review on the Uluzzian in Italy

13.12.2018

Paula Ortega-Martínez (MONREPOS/Neuwied)

The use of the spaces during the Cantabrian Upper Paleolithic: the role of the sites in the landscape

Benjamin Schürch (Tübingen)

Das Aurignacien der Vogelherdhöhle - technologische Analysen und Rohmaterialnutzung

06.12.2018

Marlen Fröhlich (Zürich)

Gesture aquisition and development in wild chimpanzees: the effect of social exposure

29.11.2018

Diana Marcazzan (Ferrara)

Paleolithic pyrotechnology and human behavior: a comparison between Fumane cave (Italy) and Hohle Fels (Germany)

Irina Kajtez (Belgrad)

Observing Behavioural Patterns of Upper Palaeolithic Populations through a Micromorphological Approach: Case Studies in the Lower and Upper Danube Basin

22.11.2018

Mathias Blessing (Tübingen) 

Variabilität und konvergente Phänomene im MSA und LSA Südafrika

Eleonora Gargani (Ferrara)

Rebuilding past technology, activities and economy: techno-functional analysis on animal hard material. Combination of analytical methodologies with an experimental approach

15.11.2018

Thorsten Uthmeier (Erlangen-Nürnberg)

The production and use of bifacial tools in the Late Lower Paleolithic of Qesem Cave, Israel

25.10.2018

Nicholas J. Conard (Tübingen) & Gillian Wong (Tübingen)

Magdalenian Environment and Human Subsistence during the Magdalenian at Langmahdhalde, a rock shelter in the Lone Valley of Southwest Germany

18.10.2018 Semestereinführung

Summer term 2018

26.07.2018

Viola Schmid und Manuel Will (Tübingen)

The Swabian Mousterian – New insights from the Middle Palaeolithic layers of Geißenklösterle

19.07.2018

Elizabeth Velliky (Tübingen)

Seeing red: New evidence for systematic ochre use during the late Pleistocene in the Swabian Jura (EV)

Caroline Schuppli (Zürich)

The importance of social learning for wild orangutans - implications for the animal culture debate (CS)

12.07.2018

Jens Axel Frick (Tübingen)

Einblicke in die laufenden Forschungen zu Keilmessern mit Schneidenschlag. Vorstellung der Forschungsvorhaben des DFG-Projekts FR 4015/1-1

05.07.2018

Patrick Schmidt (Tübingen)

Heat treatment in the German Mesolithic: how was it done?

21.06.2018

Marina Riethmüller (Tübingen)

Prähistorische Behälter - Archäologie, Ethnographie und Materialwissenschaften

Elisa Bandini (Birmingham/Tübingen)

The individual learning of primate material culture

14.06.2018

Armando Falcucci (Tübingen)

A Chrono-cultural Narrative of the Fumanian Aurignacian

17.05.2018

Feierstunde Prof. em. H. Müller-Beck

16.05.2018

Heng Sophady (Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts, Cambodia)

The State of Knowledge of Prehistory of Cambodia: Recent Archaeological excavation at Laang Spean

03.05.2018

Miriam Schöler (Bonn)

Mizque- Eine Neubetrachtung von Keramiken aus dem Mizque-Tal von Cochabamba, Bolivien unter besonderer Berücksichtigung naturwissenschaftlicher Untersuchungsmethoden

Riczar Fuentes (Tübingen)

Prehistoric Tool Technology in Central and North Sulawesi - Some Preliminary Results

26.04.2018

Robert L. Kelly (University of Wyoming)

The Fifth Beginning: What Six Million Years of Human History Can Tell Us about the Future

26.04.2018

Nuria Sanz (UNESCO/Mexiko)

How research improves world heritage sites and how international cooperation contributes to this goal

Damien Rius (Université Franche-Comté)

The CIRCE project : « ClImate change and ecosystem Response during the last climatic Cycle in Central Europe

Fanny Duprat-Oualid (Université Franche-Comté)

Pollen-inferred reconstructions of abrupt vegetation and climate changes of the last 50 ka in Southern Germany

18.04.2018

Manuel Will (Tübingen)

Squeezing blood from stones? The role of lithic technology in understanding the evolution and dispersal of early modern humans

Andreas Taller (Tübingen)

Laufende Forschungen über das Gravettien des Hohle Fels

26.03.2018

Gregor Bader (Tübingen)

Stone Age research in Africa and future perspectives for the prehistoric archaeology at the University of Tübingen

Knut Bretzke (Tübingen)

Cultural Evolution in Desert Environments

Yossi Zaidner (Jerusalem)

What's new in the Levantine Middle Paleolithic? A special look at the MIS 7-5 record

Winter term 2017/2018

08.02.2018

Bejamin Schürch (Tübingen)

Der Fundstellemkomplex Wipplingen-Sonderbuch

Lukas Horch (Tübingen)

Datierung von Gravierungen in Südfrankreich und Nordspanien - Eine Neubetrachtung der Parietalkunst

01.02.2018

Susanne Münzel, Berrin Cep (Tübingen)

25.01.2018

Viviane Bolin (Neanderthal Museum)

Rock Art as Cultural Marker in the Solutrean and the Magdalenian on the Iberian Peninsula

18.01.2018

Alba Motes-Rodriguez (Tübingen)

Digging to extract underground foodstuff by chimpanzees: contextual variation, techniques and laterality

11.01.2018

Matthias Blessing (Tübingen)

Lost in sand? Das Mesolithikum der Oberlausitz am Fallbeispiel der Freilandfundstelle Reichwalde 6/4

21.12.2017

Guido Bataille (Tübingen)

Aktuelle Untersuchungen zum Aurignacien des Hohle Fels (Schwäbische Alb)

Nicholas Conard (Tübingen)

Die aktuelle Ausgrabung am Ghar-e Boof und der Anfang des Jungpaläolithikums in Iran sprechen

14.12.2017

Héloïse Koehler (Sélestat)

The Middle Paleolithic site of Mutzig (Alsace) in its regional archeological context

07.12.2017

Joao Marreiros (RGZM Monrepos)

The laboratory for Traceology and Controlled Experiments (TraCEr), MONREPOS-RGZM: rethinking experimental design, variable control and use-wear quantification'

30.11.2017

Patrick Cuthbertson (Tübingen)

Lower-Middle Pleistocene Hominin Occupation in Central Asia: A Landscape-Based Approach Assessing Probable Amenability, Accessibility, and Entry-Point

23.11.2017

Vedrana Kristofic

Eastern Croatia – zooarchaeological research potential: the role of hunting in Neolithic herding societies

16.11.2017

Elisa Bandini (Tübingen)

Testing the individual learning capabilities of extant chimpanzees; implications for the study of early hominin cognition and material culture

26.10.2017

Viola Schmid (Tübingen)

Giving substance to shadows - the serrates layers of Sibudu Cave, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

19.10.2017

Einführung Ältere Urgeschichte

Summer term 2017

27.07.2017

Stephan M. Heidenreich (LDA Esslingen)

Diversität, Variabilität, Flexibilität – Die spätpleistozäne Besiedlung Beringias

20.07.2017

Ewa Dutkiewicz (Tübingen)

Punkte, Linien und Kerben - Ergebnisse und Ausblicke zu den Markierungen des Schwäbischen Aurignaciens

13.07.2017

Andreas Maier (Erlangen/ Nürnberg)

Populations- und Besiedlungsdynamik zwischen Gravettien und Magdalénien

29.06.2017

Patrick Schmidt (Tübingen)

Recent trends in the archaeology of stone heat treatment: new archaeometric techniques, comparative studies, new interpretations

22.06.2017

Gregor D. Bader (Tübingen)

It´s all about shape. Point morphology and diagnostic features of the final MSA at Umbeli Belli, KwaZulu-Natal

01.06.2017

Susanne Münzel (Tübingen)

Das Projekt 'Molly' und seine Relevanz für die Urgeschichtsforschung

31.05.2017

Robin Dennell (University of Exeter, UK)

Homo sapiens outside Africa: the history of an invasive species

(Hilgendorf Lecture)

11.05.2017

Radu Iovita (New York/Tübingen)

The Stone Age Silk Road and its meaning for human evolution

04.05.2017

Leah Umbagai (Dambimangari Aboriginal Corporation), Kim Doohan (Macquarine University/Universit of Western Australia), Martin Porr (Universität Tübingen/University of Western Australia)

Yoodooddoom: A place of memory and learning. A case study from the Kimberley, Northwest Australia

27.04.2017

Julien Monnay (EDYTEM/ Grenoble)

Grotte aux Points & Deux Ouvertures: "Little sisters" of the Chauvet Cave. Current state of archaeological research along the Ardèche river Gorges.

Winter term 2016/2017

   
09.02.2017

Brian Stewart

02.02.2017

Preisverleihung Förderpreis

26.01.2017

Chris Baumann

Bertacchi

19.01.2017

Sahra Talamo

Michael Friedrichs

12.01.2017

Bogdana Milic (OREA - Institute for Oriental and European Archaeology, Austrian Academy of Sciences)

Tracking the Neolithisation process in western Anatolia through lithics - the evience from 7th mill, BC Çukuriçi Höyuk

22.12.2016

Feng Li (Universität Tübingen)

Astride Upper Paleolithic West and East----an introduction to the Shuidonggou site complex in North China

15.12.2016

Brian Stewart (Department of Anthropology, University of Michigan)

Adaptations to ‘marginal' environments in the Middle Stone Age of southern Africa: a project introduction

08.12.2016

Riczar Fuente (Universität Tübingen)

Beyond the sea and under the microscope: Tracing maritime connections in Wallacea

01.12.2016

Mietje Gernonpré (Researcher at the Royal Belgium Institute of Natural Sciences)

The early beginnings of the Upper Palaeolithic domestication of the dog

24.11.2016

Prof. Dr. Fidelis Masao

Landscape approaches in the Olduvai Landscape Paleoanthropology Project

Summer term 2016

03.08.2016

Dr. Claudio Tennie (University of Birmingham) Mechanisms matter: Cumulative culture requires high fidelity copying

01.08.2016

Dr. Paloma de la Pena (University of Witwatersrand) Lithic thechnology strategies for the final pleistocene of Eastern Southern Africa

Dr. Ceri Shipton (University of Queensland) An early origin for the Later Stoneage on the coast of East Africa

Dr. Yvonne Tafelmaier (Universität Köln) Potentials and constraints of lithic artifacts in the reconstruction of human behaviour

14.07.2016

Elisabeth Hildebrand (Anthropology Department, Stony Brook University) "MONUMENTALITY AMONG EASTERN AFRICA'S EARLIEST HERDERS: EVIDENCE FROM PILLAR SITES WEST OF LAKE TURKANA"

Steven Brandt (Anthropology Department, University of Florida): "WHERE IS EVERYONE? TESTING A MODEL OF HUNTER-GATHERER AGGREGATION AND DISPERSAL IN THE HORN AND NORTHEASTERN AFRICA 70-50 ka"

09.06.2016

Noora Taipale (Universität Lüttich) "Hafting and use of domestic tools in the Gravettian and the Magdalenian of Hohle Fels"

Winter term 2015/2016

   
25.01.2016

Prof. Dr. Wil Roebroeks (Universität Leiden)

21.01.2016

M.A. Kandidaten

14.01.2016

M.A. Kandidaten

17.12.2015

Michaela Ecker (Keble College, Oxford University) "Insights into two million years of environmental change in the southern Kalahari from Wonderwerk Cave, South Africa"

Amy Elisabeth Clark (The University of Arizona, USA) "Temporality of assemblage formation reconstructed through intrasite spatial analysis of open air sites in France"

10.12.2015

Marcel Bratmöller "Frequently adaptation or continuous alignment? - Traces of Flexibility and Specializatioin within complex Adaptive Behavioural Systems of Pleistocene Hunter-Gatherers in Northern Spain"

Roxanne Rocca "The exploration of the southern route! New perspectives on the early settlement in Europe"

03.12.2015

Dr. Kurt Rademaker (Universität Tübingen) "Recent Progress in the study of Andean origins"

Dr. Pastory Bushozi (University of Dar es Salaam) "Reliminary results for the stratigraphic integrity and the MSA technology at Mumba rock-rockshelter, Tanzania"

26.11.2015

Dr. Marie Soressi (Universität Leiden, NL) "Neanderthal in us: archaeology of Neandertal/Ealy modern human interactions"

Summer term 2015

09.07.2015

Michael Toffolo, Univ. Tübingen "A new microstratigraphic reevaluation of the archaeological context and paleoenvironment of the Middle Stone Age Florisbad spring site, South Africa"

 
25.06.2015

Varduhi Raiwa Vardazaryan, "The Early Upper Paleolithic Lithic Assemblages of Aghitu-3 Cave, Armenia"

Dipl. Prähist. Ingmar Braun, "Die Kleinkunst des Schweizerischen Magdalénin"

 
18.06.2015

Prof. Dr. Martin Porr, Univ. of Western Australia: "Kunstherstellung und Kunstabgrenzung. Interpretation und Repräsentation der Felskunst in Kimberley, Nordwestaustralien"

 
21.05.2015

Rimtautas Dapschauskas M.A., "Der Ursprung rituellen Verhaltens aus interdisziplinärer Perspektive: Die paläolithische Archäologie trifft auf Theorien der Cognitive Science of Religion"

 
30.04.2015

Dr. Brian A. Stewart, Univ. of Michigan "Late Pleistocene paleoenvironments, population flux, and pointed artifacts at the roof of southern Africa"

 
24.04.2015

Prof. David Nash, Univ. Brighton "Herkunftsbestimmungen mittels Geochemie an Silcretes"

 

Winter term 2014/2015

26.02.2014

Beatrix Welte, "Nicht nur ein Haufen alter Lumpen und Knochen - Zum anthropologischen Potenzial ägyptischer Mumien aus alten Sammlungen"

 
11.12.2014

Noa Lavi, Department of Social Anthropology, Haifa University "Private property, wages and cows? What on earth can archaeologists still learn from today's hunter-gatherers?" (11.00 Uhr ct. großer Übungsraum)

Lynn Fisher, Illionois - Springfield & Corinna Knipper, Curt-Engelhorn-Zentrum Archäometrie Mannheim: "Neolithische Siedlungen und Hornsteinabbau auf der südöstlichen Schwäbischen Alb" (18.00 Uhr ct. Vorlesungssaal der klassischen Archäologie)

 
20.11.2014

Max Schaefers "A Morphometric Analysis of Lithic Flake Production at the Site of Jebel Faya, Sharjah, UAE utilizing 3D Scanning and Digital Modeling“

 
06.11.2014

Yvonne Tafelmaier "The technological variability of the early Upper Palaeolithic of northern Iberia"

Guido Bataille "The function of the multilineal transfer of ideas for the formation of the early Upper Palaeolithic of Eastern Europe"

 
23.10.2014

Darya Presnyakova "Variability in Acheulean Lithic technology: landscape scale approaches and applications to some South African and East African sites"

Summer term 2014

17.07.2014

Anna Bayerlein "Gebrauchsspurenanalyse an Gekielten Stücken aus Germolles - zwischen Typologie, Technologie und Funktion"

Markus Schumacher "Die jungpaläolithische Fundstelle Schafstall II und die Forschungsgeschichte des Laucherttals bei Veringenstadt"

26.06.2014

Judy Chang "The Aurignacian sequence in southwestern Germany: the social-economic context and lithic technology at Vogelherd"

Jens Axel Frick "Litho-technologische Analysen der mittelpaläolithischen Steinartefakte der Grotte de la Verpillière II, Germolles, Burgund. Zum Stand der Dissertation."

24.06.2014

Prof. Dr. Jordi Estévez (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) & Dr. Assumpció Vila (Spanischer Forschungs Rat- C.S.I.C. )

"Soziale Reproduktion und Ungleichheit in Jäger-Sammler-Gesellschaften. Simulation mit Multi-Agenten"

Achtung: Der Vortrag findet bereits am Dienstag, 18.00 Uhr im Raum 119 statt!

22.05.2014

Gregor Baader "Das Middle Stone Age von Holley Shelter, KwaZulu-Natal (Südafrika)“

Sebastian Scheiffele "Die Herstellung von Feuer - Die zugrunde liegende Problem-Lösung-Distanz und kognitive Implikationen""

15.05.2014

Ewa Dutkiewicz „Die Markierungen auf den Kunstwerken und Werkzeugen des Aurignacien auf der Schwäbischen Alb – Technik, Funktion und Bedeutung“

Matthias Göden "Geoarchäologische Untersuchungen zur Fundplatzgenese von Hoedjiespunt 1, Western Cape, Südafrika"

17.04.2014

Noora Taipale "Variability in stone tool hafting and use in the Upper Palaeolithic of Central and Western Europe – outline of the PhD project"

Winter term 2013/2014

27.02.2014

Ulf Boger "The new excavations at Vogelherd Cave - Are there new insights from the faunal remains?"

Promotionsvortrag Keiko Kitagawa "Exploring hominins and animals in the Swabian Jura: Study of the Paleolithic fauna from Hohlenstein-Stadel"

06.02.2014

16. Tübinger Förderpreis für Ältere Urgeschichte und Quartärökologie: Vortrag des Preisträgers Dr. Kurt Rademaker "Late ice-age human settlement of the high-altitude Peruvian Andes" (11.00 Uhr ct., Fürstenzimmer)

30.01.2014

Dr. Francoise Audouze (Université Paris X, Nanterre) "From activities to a socialized space. Magdalenian reindeer hunters at Verberie (Buisson Campin), Picardy".

12.12.2013

Manuel Will MA "Characterizing the late MSA sequence at Sibudu, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa – a work in progress"

21.11.2013

Dr. Esise Tartar (Ethnologie préhistorique, Université de Nanterre) "Appearance and development of osseus industry in Western Europe: a review of current knowledge"

14.11.2013

Prof. Nicolas Conard "The stratigraphic context of bifacial technology in the MSA of Sibudu, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa"

Summer term 2013

25.07.2013

Gregor Bader "Holley Shelter: Eine altgegrabene Fundstelle liefert neue Erkenntnisse zur Variabilität des MSA im Südlichen Afrika"

Frank Brodbeck "Jungpaläolithische Harpunen - Eine Annäherung an ihre Funktion unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Fischfauna südwestdeutscher Fundstellen"

11.07.2013

Carola Fuchs "Die Birkenpechstücke aus der Pfahlbausiedlung Hornstaad-Hörnle am Bodensee (Werkstoff, Arzneimittel oder Beschäftigungstherapie?)"

26.06.2013

Dr. Elisa Nicould (Ecole francaise de Rome) ""The Acheulian in Western Europe (MIS 16-8) and preliminary results from the Lower and Middle Paleolithic site of Valle Giumentina (Abruzzo-Italy)"

16.05.2013

Héloise Koehler (Pole d'Archeologie Interdepartemental Rhenan) "Prehistoric research in Alsace (France) and perspectives"

02.05.2013

Liane Giemsch, MA "Fundstellen des Acheuléen am Lake Manyara, Nord-Tansania: ein Beitrag zur Erforschung der mittelpleistozänen Kultur in Ostafrika"

Winter term 2012/2013

08.02.2013

María Gema Chacón (Institut Català de Paleoecologia Humana i Evolució Social (IPHES) "Abric Romaní and Teixoneres (Barcelona, Spain): Neanderthal technological behaviours in the northeastern Iberian Peninsula"

17.01.2013

Dr. Robert Kelly (Department of Anthropology, University of Wyoming) "Is Violence Necessary to the Evolution of Human Cooperative Behaviors?"

10.01.2013

Prof. Dr. Irmgard Männlein-Robert "Götter, Hades und Ekstase: Zur kulturellen Semantik von Höhlen in der griechischen Literatur"

13.12.2012

Stefan Ertmer, M.A. "Fundkomplexe aus saalezeitlichen Schottern und die Möglichkeiten ihrer Auswertung"

06.12.2012

Adel Kelany (Supervisor of Ancient Quarries and Mines Department, Supreme Council of Antiquities, Ministry of State for Antiquities, Ägypten) "Recent discoveries of Late Palaeolithic rock art and ancient Quarry sites in Aswan, Egypt"

22.11.2012

Viola Schmid "Neue Untersuchungen zum Early Middle Stone Age von Elands Bay Cave (Western Cape Province, Südafrika)"

15.11.2012

Prof. Nicholas Conard "Aktuelle Ausgrabungen in Sibudu, Südafrika und die Gliederung des MSA"

Summer term 2012

26.07.2012

Alexandra Güth M.A. (RGZM, Schloss Monrepos, Neuwied) zum Thema "Gönnersdorf goes 3D - Eiszeitkunst unter neuen Blickwinkeln".

24.07.2012

Prof. Harold L. Dibble (Department of Anthropology, University of Pennsylvania) "New results from controlled lithic experiments"

19.07.2012

Stefan Ertmer M.A. "Saalezeitliche Fundkomplexe aus Schottern und die Möglichkeiten ihrer Auswertung "

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05.07.2012

Dr. Jörg Linstädter "Klima, Umwelt und Archäologie - Die spätpleistozäne und frühholozäne Besiedlung Nordost-Marokkos "

28.06.2012

Film "Das Geheimnis der Riesenelefanten" auf der Basis der Grabungen von Dietrich Mania in Neumark-Nord 1, mit anschliessender Diskussion unter der Leitung von Prof. H. Müller-Beck

14.06.2012

Frau Prof. Dr. Eleni Asouti (University of Liverpool) "Charcoal remains from Near Eastern Sites and Early Holocene Landscape Development"

24.05.2012

Catherine Bauer “A Geometric Morphometric Analysis of Bronze-Age Crania from Quatna, Syria"

08.05.2012

Prof. Bernard Wood (George Washington University) “The origin of Homo. What are we looking for?”

19.04.2012

Dr. Ran Barkai (Department of Archaeology, Tel Aviv University, Israel)

"Of Elephants and Man in the Lower Paleolithic Levant: A view from Qesem Cave and Revadim sites"

Winter term 2011/2012

26.01.2012

Prof. John Speth (Museum of Anthropology, university of Michigan)

"Why Do Hunters and Gatherers, Past and Present, Hunt Big Game?"

19.01.2012

Prof. Dr. Thijs van Kolfschoten (Faculty of Archaeology, Leiden University)

"Early hominin occupation of Northwestern Europe"

Summer term 2011

21.07.2011

Prof. John Parkington (University of Cape Town, Südafrika) zum Thema: "Eland and Elephant: rock art motifs of the Cederberg Mountains, Western Cape, South Africa."

14.07.2011

Michaela Ecker über ihre Magisterarbeit "Untersuchung stabiler Isotope an der Fauna von Payre, Frankreich".

14.07.2011

Knut Bretzke über seine Dissertation "Baaz und das Jungpaläolithikum in Westsyrien"

09.06.2011

Yamandu Hilbert "Das Dhofar Archäologische Projekt: Landschaft, Klima und Archäologie im Süd-Oman ab dem MIS 5e"

09.06.2011

Angelika Wilk über ihre Magisterarbeit "Die urnenfelderzeitlichen Tierknochen vom "Rappenplatz" an der Achalm (Stadt Reutlingen)"

07.06.2011

M. Deva Jebb-Albaba: Zwischenbericht zum Thema ihrer Dissertation "Preliminary research in to the techno-cultural implications of diminutive bifaces in their Lebanese and Syrien contexts"

26.05.2011

Dr. Philipp Drechsler über: "Dosariyah - eine Handelsstation am Arabischen Golf? Neue Forschungen zum Neolithikum in Saudi-Arabien."

Winter term 2010/2011

03.03.2011

Prof. Dr. Frank Hole, Yale University, New Haven:

um 11 c.t.: „Early American Investigations into the Paleolithic of Iran"

um 15 c.t.: „Early Amercian Investigations into the Neolithic of Iran"

03.02.2011

findet die Preisverleihung unseres Tübinger Förderpreises statt (Fürstenzimmer).

27.01.2011

Elisabeth Noack zum Thema ihrer Magisterarbeit "Die Menschen- und Tierknochenfunde des Hohlen Steins bei Schwabthal".

20.01.2011

Christoph Wissing zum Thema seiner Magisterarbeit "Mikromorphologische Untersuchungen an der paläolithischen Höhlenstation Germolles (Burgund)" (Arbeitstitel)

20.01.2011

Denise Moser zum Thema ihrer Magisterarbeit "Die Fauna aus Svodín (Slowakei)"

16.12.2010

Marina Riethmüller zum Thema ihrer Magisterarbeit "Die Schmuckschnecken der Fundstellen Ain Dabbour, Baaz, Kaus Kozah und Wadi Mushkuna".

09.12.2010

Prof. Dr. Gerhard Bosinsk (St. Antonin): zum Thema "Das Abri Fontalès in Saint Antonin (Tarn-et-Garonne). Rentierjäger und Künstler des Spät- und Endmagdalénien".

02.12.2010

Carlos Garcia Benito (Universität Zaragossa):

Thema seiner Dissertation "Applying Experimental Archaeology in the Archaeology Musical. Reconstruction of prehistoric musical instruments made of bone".

Carlos arbeitet im Feld der Musikarchäologie und interessiert sich im Besonderen auch für die Flöten des Schwäbischen Aurignacien.