The research group »Quaternary Archaeology« studies in an interdisciplinary fashion Palaeolithic societies up to the gradual sedentism of humans at the transition from the Pleistocene to the Holocene periods. The emphasis is on the adaptation and innovation of technological and socio-economic concepts of Upper Palaeolithic hunters and gatherers against the background of the climatic and environmental developments of the Pleistocene era. Geographically, the focus lies on open air sites in the mid-Danubian region and north-eastern Romania in the time covering 40,000 up to 15,000 years before today.
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Success, Boundaries and Failures of Subsistence Strategies in eastern Central Europe during the early Gravettian and the Last Glacial Maximum
Success, Boundaries and Failures of Subsistence Strategies in eastern Central Europe during the early Gravettian and the Last Glacial Maximum
Comparing Upper Palaeolithic sequences across the Carpathians
Comparing Upper Palaeolithic sequences across the Carpathians
Radiolarite mining in Vienna before the Neolithic?
Radiolarite mining in Vienna before the Neolithic?
Gravettian open-air site with fireplace in Gösing am Wagram
