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  1. Andresen, Katrine Juul

    Coastal waters, Denmark's geology, Landscape, Seismic surveys, Subsoil structure (Paleolandscape analyses)

    • Hussain, Shumon Tobias

      Climate and society, Knowledge systems, Material culture, Palaeolithic period, Philosophy of science, Philosophy of technology

      • Johannsen, Niels Nørkjær

        Culture and cognition, Culture and society, Man and technology, Philosophy of science

        • Nielsen, Trine Kellberg

          Climate adaptation, Culture and society, Habitat modelling, Landscape, Palaeolithic period

          • Philippsen, Bente

            Carbon 14 dating, Climate of the past (climate reconstruction with 14C dating and stable isotope analysis), Dating, Fjords (14C reservoir effect in fjords), Freshwater (freshwater reservoir effekt, hardwater effect), Hunter-gatherers (Ertebølle culture, Hunter-gatherer pottery), Land use (analysis of pottery -> distinguish terrestrial, marine and freshwater resources)

            • Riede, Felix

              Archaeological data analysis, Dating, typology and chronology, Evolutionary Trees, Heredity and environment, Palaeolithic period, Philosophy of science, Volcanoes

              • Vandkilde, Helle

                Stone Age, Bronze Age, Culture and society (process, structure, agency, (material) culture), Globalisation (ethnoarchaeology in Melanea, globalisation in the past & the present, Transylvania as hotspot and mediator of culture), Globalisation (cp. 'Bronze Age'), Identity (identity formation, body, materiality), Material culture (The materiality of culture), Metal and metallurgy (copper and bronze technology in social context), Metal and metallurgy (metallurgy as knowledge and social practice), Neolithic period (same themes as 'Bronze Age'), Sacrificial rituals (gift giving, inalienabilty and rites of passage), War and warriors (male bonding, war as social practice)