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The Austrian Archaeological Institute is Austria's largest research institution in the field of archaeology and classical studies, with around 180 employees. Its core task is to study the history of mankind from the Quaternary period to modern times, taking into account material archaeological sources and written records.
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Department of Prehistory & West Asian/Northeast African Archaeology
The Austrian Archaeological Institute is Austria's largest research institution in the field of archaeology and classical studies, with around 180 employees. Its core task is to study the history of mankind from the Quaternary period to modern times, taking into account material archaeological sources and written records.
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Department of Historical Archaeology
The Austrian Archaeological Institute is Austria's largest research institution in the field of archaeology and classical studies, with around 180 employees. Its core task is to study the history of mankind from the Quaternary period to modern times, taking into account material archaeological sources and written records.
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Department of Classics
The Austrian Archaeological Institute is Austria's largest research institution in the field of archaeology and classical studies, with around 180 employees. Its core task is to study the history of mankind from the Quaternary period to modern times, taking into account material archaeological sources and written records.
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The Austrian Archaeological Institute is Austria's largest research institution in the field of archaeology and classical studies, with around 180 employees. Its core task is to study the history of mankind from the Quaternary period to modern times, taking into account material archaeological sources and written records.

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