Arkæologer fra Moesgaard og Aarhus Universitet hædret for pionerindsats

The study by Mette Løvschal and her research group that was published in Scientific Reports (Nature) earlier this year is now mentioned in New…

Danish Agency for Science and Higher Education supports the Aarhus-Cape Town Environmental Humanities Partnership with 272.197 DKK. These funds will…

New collaborative article by Lise Frost, Mette Løvschal, Marianne Rasmussen Lindegaard & Mads Kähler Holst in Danish Journal of Archaeology.

As of July 1st, we are happy to welcome David Harvey as a member of staff at CAS, Department of Archaeology and Heritage Studies.

Fundet af et lille ornamenteret sølvblikbeslag viser en direkte og overraskende forbindelse mellem Borgring og vikingeborgen Fyrkat.

Hvordan gør arkæologien bedst brug af menneskelige skeletrester, og hvad levede de første nordboere på Grøndland af? Det er spørgsmål de to specialer,…

In 2014, archaeologists from the Museum of South East Denmark and Aarhus University discovered the previously unknown Viking fortess at Borgring south…

Professor dr.phil. Helle Vandkilde modtog den 24. juni som den første forsker ved et dansk universitet prisen Europa 2017 for sin fremragende…

As of March 1st, we are happy to welcome Nick Shepherd as a member of staff at CAS, Department of Archaeology and Heritage Studies