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Institute: Institute of Archaeology
| Archaeology of Poland and Slovakia from the Late Antiquity to the Late Middle Ages |
| Archeológia Poľska a Slovenska od sklonku antiky do vrcholného stredoveku |
| Program: |
Inter-academic agreement |
| Project leader: |
PhDr. Šalkovský Peter DrSc. |
| Annotation: | The project aims at solving current problems of development roman barbaric and medieval society in the Middle Danubian cultural area and areas of Poland on the basis of archaeological sources. |
| Duration: |
7.1.2019 - 31.12.2021 |
| Archaeological practices and knowledge work in the digital environment |
| Archeologické postupy a práca s informáciami v digitálnom prostredí |
| Program: |
COST |
| Project leader: |
PhDr. Bistáková Alena PhD. |
| Annotation: | The main aim and objective of the Action is to bring together the work of researchers of archaeological practices and their current projects in the field of archaeological knowledge production and use, to push forward the current state-of-the-art in knowing how archaeological knowledge is produced, how it is used and how to maximise its positive impact in the society. This will be achieved through the specific objectives detailed in the Technical Annex. WG2 - Knowledge production and archaeological collections
Objectives: To integrate and push forward the current state-of-the-art in understanding and
facilitating the use and curation of (museum) collections and repositories of archaeological data for
knowledge production in the society (RCO1-3, CBO1-4)
Tasks:
1. Survey the state of archaeological collections and their usefulness for their current and potential
stakeholders (D2.1, D2.7)
2. Liaise with projects and initiatives related to the development of archaeological collections
3. Summarise information about the approaches and perspectives to the study of archaeological
practices related to collections and provide a reference source for wider community (D2.2)
4. Organise a series of expert guest visits and talks at institutions holding collections for their
proximate stakeholders (D2.3-5)
Milestones and deliverables:
M2.1, M2.2, M2.2: Annual meetings of WG2 incorporating periodic reviews
D2.1 A survey article describing the state, usefulness and current use of archaeological collections
D2.2 White paper / policy brief the approaches and perspectives to the study of archaeological
practices related to collections
D2.3-5 Expert guest talks
D2.6 Summer school
D2.7 Exploratory workshop
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| Duration: |
6.10.2016 - 5.10.2020 |
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| Dohoda o spolupráci medzi AÚ SAV a Univerzitou Christian Albrechts v Kieli |
| Program: |
Bilateral - other |
| Project leader: |
PhDr. Cheben Ivan CSc. |
| Duration: |
1.7.2016 - 30.6.2020 |
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| Dohoda o spolupráci medzi AÚ SAV a Univerzitou v Kolíne |
| Program: |
Bilateral - other |
| Project leader: |
doc. PhDr. Ruttkay Matej CSc. |
| Duration: |
1.1.2016 - 31.12.2020 |
| Cooperation with the Institute of History Chinese Academy of Social Sciences |
| Dohoda o spolupráci s Historickým ústavom Čínskej akadémie sociálnych vied |
| Program: |
Bilateral - other |
| Project leader: |
doc. PhDr. Ruttkay Matej CSc. |
| Duration: |
15.4.2016 - 15.4.2021 |
| Collaborative research agreement with Laboratóry Préhistoire et Technologie UMR 7055 CNRS |
| Dohoda o spolupráci s Laboratóriom Préhistoire et Technologie UMR 7055 CNRS |
| Program: |
Bilateral - other |
| Project leader: |
Mgr. Nemergut Adrián PhD. |
| Duration: |
10.2.2016 - 10.2.2021 |
| Collaborative research agreement - Oxford Radiocarbon Acceleration Unit (Research Laboratory for Archaeology and the History of Art |
| Dohoda o vedeckej spolupráci - Oxford Radiocarbon Acceleration Unit (Research Laboratory for Archaeology and the History of Art |
| Program: |
Bilateral - other |
| Project leader: |
PhDr. Daňová Klaudia PhD. |
| Annotation: | The strategic objective of the agreement is to unite the efforts of both institutions in the research of ancient cultures, traditions and technological innovation in Europe. Radiocarbon dating, DNA, samples selection and collaboration in results of the research in Archaeology of Prehistory and Bronze Ages |
| Duration: |
1.9.2015 - 31.8.2020 |
| Collaborative research agreement the University of Cologne |
| Dohoda o vedeckej spolupráci s Institutom für Ur- und Frühgeschichte Univerzität zu Köln |
| Program: |
Bilateral - other |
| Project leader: |
doc. PhDr. Kaminská Ľubomíra DrSc. |
| Duration: |
4.7.2016 - 4.7.2020 |
| Collaborative research agreement between Bibracte EPCC a AÚ SAV |
| Dohoda o vzájomnej spolupráci medzi Bibracte EPCC a AÚ SAV |
| Program: |
Bilateral - other |
| Project leader: |
Mgr. Milová Beáta |
| Duration: |
27.6.2018 - 26.6.2022 |
| Exploring Bronze Age Society: The rise and fall of fortified settlement in Spišský Štvrtok (Slovakia) |
| Exploring Bronze Age Society: The rise and fall of fortified settlement in Spišský Štvrtok (Slovakia) |
| Program: |
Other |
| Project leader: |
Mgr. Oravkinová Dominika PhD. |
| Annotation: | The project thematically focusses on the fortified settlement in Spišský Štvrtok from the turn of the Early Bronze Age to the Middle Bronze Age, which is situated at the foothills of the Western Carpathians in North-Eastern Slovakia. The site has long been the focal point of the professional community due to large-scale systematic excavations that have placed this locality on the list of pivotal sources required to obtain knowledge about the phenomenon of fortified settlements in Central–Eastern Europe. The potential of this settlement is emphasised by a rare collection of archaeological records that contribute to solving wider social questions pertaining to the Late Prehistoric Period.
The representativeness of the material culture provides motivation to further undertake a cross-disciplinary analysis. Modes of production and differences in the selection of manufacturing techniques reflect environmental as well as socio-economic, cultural and chronological parameters. Standardised or unique production processes, tool work schemes and their causal relations reflect the characteristics of the local technical system, which seems to be the key element in reconstructing the socio-economic relations of past communities. The transmission of elements of technical systems may be a crucially important indication in interpreting the social relations of communities from various settlements across the Carpathian macro-region.
In recent years, the issue of stone walls dating, which are a part of the site fortification, has been highly discussed. As sporadic findings don’t exclude its association with the La Tène Age, evidence supporting their exact dating to the Early Bronze Age is absent. Conducting a revisory excavation to verify stratigraphic relations and obtaining samples, which can be dated using the methods of absolute chronology, seems essential in resolving the questionable dating. Their classification within the Bronze Age might present another proof of the sophistication of the contemporary population.
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| Duration: |
1.10.2019 - 31.1.2021 |
| Kuwajt-Slovak excavation agreement archeological survey and excavation in Failaka Island |
| Kuvajtsko-slovenská dohoda o archeologickom výskume na ostrove Failaka |
| Program: |
Bilateral - other |
| Project leader: |
doc. PhDr. Ruttkay Matej CSc. |
| Duration: |
21.2.2019 - 21.2.2020 |
| From the Late Roman Border to the Barbarian Hinterland: A Study of Leather and Textile Objects Found in Germanic Elite Graves of the 4th and 5th Centuries AD, with a Focus on the Territory of Slovakia |
| Od neskororímskej hranice po barbarské vnútrozemie: štúdium kožených a textilných predmetov nájdených v germánskych elitných hroboch zo 4. a 5. storočia nášho letopočtu, so zameraním na územie Slovenska. |
| Program: |
Horizon 2020 |
| Project leader: |
Mgr. Štolcová Tereza PhD. |
| Annotation: | The BELT project (Barbarian Elite Leather Textiles) proposes an innovative and comprehensive scientific approach to an analysis and reassessment of leather and textile finds from Germanic elite graves in Slovakia dated to the Late Roman and Early Migration Periods (4th and 5th centuries AD).
The core of the project is the unique double-chambered wooden grave from Poprad-Matejovce, where a blend of Barbaric and Roman elements is evident, also in the leather and textile finds. The main objectives are to provide new insights into the manufacturing technology of these objects in relation to other contemporary elite graves, to identify their function, and to develop a method of recognising and differentiating the expression of the status via leather and textile goods. Leather is an understudied material in the archaeological sources in Slovakia and thus the project is crucial for Slovak archaeology.
Since there are no experts in the analysis of archaeological leather or textiles in Slovakia, during the planned scholarship at the Centre for Textile Research (CTR) at the University of Copenhagen and at the Danish National Museum, I wanted to gain practical experience and technical training. I would therefore like to broaden my knowledge of textile fibre analysis within the Slovak Academy of Sciences - Seal of Excellence project by identifying skin types and to learn about modern analysis techniques such as proteomics or genomics.
The BELT project will thus build up a solid basis for the methods of systematic research on leather and textiles in Slovakia and beyond. Given the focus on archaeological leather, the project will constitute a new research domain, that is highly relevant also in a wider European context.
Within the project, I will strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration not only between the researchers in Slovakia, but also with specialised institutions in Europe.
Given that the project is not feasible in its entirety, as originally submitted in the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions: Individual Fellowships program, I reduced the project objectives to those that are feasible from Slovakia and during short-term foreign business trips.
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| Duration: |
1.5.2019 - 30.4.2022 |
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| Rámcová zmluva o poskytovaní služieb - AMS 14C datovanie archeologických vzoriek - Foundation of the A. Mickiewicz University |
| Program: |
Inter-institute agreement |
| Project leader: |
doc. PhDr. Ruttkay Matej CSc. |
| Duration: |
1.10.2015 - 31.12.2020 |
| The Dynamics of Settlement Concentration Processes and Land-use in Early Farming Communities in the North-western Carpathian Basin |
| The Dynamics of Settlement Concentration Processes and Land-use in Early Farming Communities in the North-western Carpathian Basin |
| Program: |
Bilateral - other |
| Project leader: |
PhDr. Cheben Ivan CSc. |
| Annotation: | Exploring processes of agglomeration and dispersion in this way involves attention drawn to socio-environmental processes of great complexity and variability in detail. Currently, our knowledge about such processes in
the Neolithic and Bronze Age is still very insufficient. Even for a purely descriptive account of settlement patterns
in a diachronic perspective, intensive fieldwork and data analysis within a multi-disciplinary and multi-scalar approach is necessary. It can however, be managed by a directed, intensive, and long-term effort such as that provided by a CRC. For a case study, the excellent preservation conditions in the Žitava Valley area enable us to study
socio-economic and environmental processes leading to and away from social agglomerations, and social complexity among early horticulturalists and early metallurgists. |
| Duration: |
1.8.2013 - 31.12.2028 |
| Visualize to Valorize – For a better utilisation of hidden archaeological heritage in Central Europe |
| Vizualizovať a valorizovať pre lepšie využitie skrytého archeologického dedičstva v strednej Európe |
| Program: |
INTERREG |
| Project leader: |
doc. PhDr. Ruttkay Matej CSc. |
| Annotation: | Cultural heritage is at the heart of what it means to be European and it is being discovered by both governments and citizens as a means of improving economic performance, people’s lives and living environments. Indeed archaeological (arch.) heritage is also now widely appreciated as an essential part of Europe’s underlying
socio-economic, cultural and natural capital. This is a significant change in focus as the protection of arch. findings and sites have traditionally been regarded as costs to society. Central Europe has a broad diversity of arch. heritage partly excellently developed and utilized. However, a broad share of this heritage - even of international importance -
is very often hardly visible and tangible for the public and faces increasing menaces. In addition, inherent potentials for regional development lie idle and are waiting to become unveiled. But only archaeology, as prime owner of knowledge and information, may introduce those hidden pearls for economic use and implementation. Hence, Virtual Arch will contribute to a sustainable use and protection of non-visible and little known archaeological heritage underground or submerged by increasing the capacities of public actors in the field of archaeological heritage protection on presentation by introducing innovative visualization approaches and methods such as trend-setting ICT&Virtual Reality (VR) tools. This introduces hidden arch. heritage as stimulant for regional growth and employment
in new industries. Efforts to address valorization of invisible arch. heritage via visualization cannot be taken by countries and regions in isolation if they are to be effective. Participating regions are facing same challenges and share same aims and objectives. However, local framework conditions, methods and techniques applied are still different. Transnational cooperation will support the development of respective solutions by development of standard procedures, common tools and knowledge exchange. |
| Duration: |
1.7.2017 - 30.6.2020 |
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| Zmluva o vedeckej spolupráci medzi Mariupolskou štátnou univezitou - Ukrajina a Archeologickým ústavom SAV - SR |
| Program: |
Bilateral - other |
| Project leader: |
doc. PhDr. Ruttkay Matej CSc. |
| Duration: |
9.5.2019 - 9.5.2023 |
The total number of projects: 16
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