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Hot off the press! A newly published paper on multidisciplinary study of Neolithic figulina pottery in the southern Po Plain (Italy). The article can be found in open access through the following link: doi.org/10.1016/j.jasr… Università di Pisa Università di Siena Universität Tübingen Archaeometry UniTübingen

I am very happy to see this volume out. It was great to analyse together with Michaela Schauer pottery from this very interesting site! #Archaeology #Archaeometry

Some nice pics of our Spring School "Pottery at and its Pigments" at Universität Tübingen coordinated by Dr Silvia Amicone. This course brought together a nice group of students from around the globe interested in #AncientWorld aand #archaeometry!

Come and join our triple degree CIVIS master in Paleolithic Archaeology Sapienza Università di Roma @univAMU_Europe Universität Tübingen 💀🤓🌍🦴 - we have 🍪!

Oh, yes. This Happened. New postdoc

Nice pics from the experiments carried out by the Archaeometry UniTübingen Research Group in the frame of the course Experimental Pyrotechnology! It was exciting to run this new course at Universität Tübingen ! #Archaeology

Are you conducting research that bridges archaeological sciences and urbanism in the ancient Mediterranean? If so, our #EAA session Analysing the City (1000–500 BCE) may be of interest to you! European Association of Archaeologists

It was a pleasure welcoming Paola Sconzo to discuss the next steps for The Potter and the City project🏺, funded by Gerda Henkel Stiftung 🎉 Thanks to ExcellenceStrategy of the Universität Tübingen and the Reload programme for supporting her stay as we continue this exciting journey at UniPa

The EAA is very excited to welcome almost 5000 delegates to its 26th Annual Meeting! You are invited to join us tomorrow for the Opening Ceremony at 3 pm CEST either onsite (Aula Magna, CU001 building (Rectorate) or livestreamed at e-a-a.org/eaa2024 See you there!! #EAA2024

Excellent student presentations from the Ceramic Petrography Lab at Archaeometry UniTübingen were featured at #EAA2024, with projects in collaboration with LaBAAF (Università di Trento), UCD Archaeology, Dublin. Congrats to all! #Archaeology #CeramicPetrography #Archaeometry Universität Tübingen

It was a pleasure to organize EAA Session "Analysing the City: Archaeological Science Approaches to Urbanisation in the Mediterranean (1000–500 BCE)"with Margarita Gleba & Corinna Riva! Thank you to all the speakers & participants for amazing discussions on Iron Age urbanism!

🚀Proud of our team's impressive presence at #EAA2024: 3 sessions+16 presentation+1 poster🌟 👏🏼to Dr.ZoritaBonilla Marta Díaz-Zorita Bonilla, Dr Silvia Amicone, Dr.Rageot, Barbara Huber, M.Marciales, B.Solard, and our students + scholars! Thrilled to share our research with the archaeological community! 🌍

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It was a pleasure to participate in the 1st #base4nfdi User Conference in Berlin. Two days of insightful discussions and so many ideas to further develop the research data management of our Archaeometry UniTübingen at Universität Tübingen. Looking forward to turning these ideas into action! #NFDI

We invite the #UniTübingen community to contribute your ideas to the #ExcellenceStrategy. Join our #BrownBagLunch Public Engagement on Dec. 04. Register now: eveeno.com/322521663

Reading one of my favourite books in good company 😉! #Archaeology #motherlove

Since mid-September I have been at the Universität Tübingen under the guidance of Dr Silvia Amicone. A research stay in which I have been able to learn a lot about petrography, but I am taking with me much more than that, I am taking with me a life experience. (1/2)

Pitt-Rivers archaeological science seminars, Easter term. Cambridge Archaeology

Ever wondered what eye makeup in the past was made from? Check out the new article in Archaeometry Journal on "Eye makeup in Northwestern Iran at the time of the Assyrian Empire: a new kohl recipe based on manganese and graphite from Kani Koter (Iron Age III)" buff.ly/bWrRoty

📰 Hot off the press! 🏺 Ancient Innovation at Tell el-Burak 🔍 New research has revealed what may be the earliest known use of the "cocciopesto" technique to produce hydraulic mortar in Iron Age Phoenicia. 🔗 nature.com/articles/s4159…