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Why can a novel make us hear the waves crashing against the shore, feel the cold on a winter's night, or almost taste a madeleine cake? This question…

Marcello A. Mannino will take up his position as Professor of Archaeological Science at Aarhus University on 1 September 2026. In his professorship,…

For decades, the oak trees in the University Park have stood as silent witnesses to a series of major events – from Regattas and royal visits to a…

How has commercial cattle production shaped not only landscapes and wildlife, but also the relationship between people and nature in the Kalahari?…

Through the browser-based research platform UCloud, researchers and students across Denmark will have access to new supercomputing power for AI, data…

A new podcast titled Urban Opinion is offering listeners a wide-ranging journey through the history of urban societies from the emergence of the first…

A new research project with support from the Independent Research Fund Denmark will investigate the long-term local consequences of reparations to…

A rare find of Roman bronze vessels, made by a detector operator in the project "Veterans in Archaeology", has been taken out of the ground in…

David Charles Harvey has been appointed Professor of Critical Heritage Studies at the Department of Archaeology and Heritage Studies at Aarhus…

On February 8, the Japanese go to the polls in a parliamentary election called by Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae. The election is not only about…