Dr. Sibylle Wolf has been accepted as a GACT-member. With her work in the Palaeolithic excavations in Baden-Württemberg (in particular Barnberg Cave and collaboration in the Hohle Fels project) and other cave excavation projects, her expertise is an excellent fit for GACT. Further projects with a clear connection to GACT are planned for 2025. As… A new GACT member joined the project weiterlesen
From February 27th to March 28th, 2024, the University of Tübingen conducted its fourteenth fieldwork campaign at UNESCO World Heritage Site Sibhudu Cave, South Africa.
Cosimo will give a talk about GACT on Friday, July 19 in Schelklingen. The talk will be held in German language. If you would like to attend, please register via the following email address:tourismus@schelklingen.de When? Friday July 19th, 18:30 h, approx. 1 hour Where? Stadtmuseum im Alten Spital, Schelklingen Entrance is free!
Dr. Sibylle Wolf has been accepted as a GACT-member. With her work in the Palaeolithic excavations in Baden-Württemberg (in particular Barnberg Cave and collaboration in the Hohle Fels project) and other cave excavation projects, her expertise is an excellent fit for GACT. Further projects with a clear connection to GACT are planned for 2025. As… A new GACT member joined the project weiterlesen
GACT was at the Hohle Fels event on September 8th!
From February 27th to March 28th, 2024, the University of Tübingen conducted its fourteenth fieldwork campaign at UNESCO World Heritage Site Sibhudu Cave, South Africa.
On 19 July, the GACT team took a trip to the Achtal valley. Have a look at some impressions!
Four projects from different disciplines got a GACT funding in the first round 2024.
Cosimo will give a talk about GACT on Friday, July 19 in Schelklingen. The talk will be held in German language. If you would like to attend, please register via the following email address:tourismus@schelklingen.de When? Friday July 19th, 18:30 h, approx. 1 hour Where? Stadtmuseum im Alten Spital, Schelklingen Entrance is free!
On June, 14th 2024 our first GACT-Workshop took place in Tübingen (and via Zoom).
Jens Grammer began his Ph.D. in May under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Yvonne Oelmann at the Geogenomic Archaeology Campus Tübingen (GACT).
Freya Steinhagen started her PhD under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Cosimo Posth at GACT.