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Archaeothanatology Working Group Archaeothanatology is a multi-disciplinary approach in archeology, that studies funerary rituals in the past. Based on knowledge of natural decay processes, the method…
Project: The Materiality of Education and Social Learning within the Evolution of Mankind The aim with the project is to generate new understanding of the role played by the materiality of education…
Project: The Nackhälle shield and the Bronze Age landscape In 1865, a bronze shield was discovered in Nackhälle in Halland, Sweden. The project aims to generate new knowledge about this find through…
Seed project: Digitized ancient remains detection The main objective for this seed project within Linnaeus University Centre for Data Intensive Sciences and Applications (DISA) is to explore if…
Project: Innovation Processes and Knowledge-Transfer Systems within South Scandinavian Stone Age Mobility This research project will generate new understanding of the role played by innovation…
Project: The rock art of Blekinge This project aims to study the rock art in Blekinge, southeast Sweden, through archival work, computer-based analysis, and fieldwork. The fieldwork will situate the…
Project: Hagbard's gallows and the Bronze Age cultural landscape This project will use non-destructive methods and archaeological investigations to create new knowledge about the unique monument of…
Project: Increasing future awareness in the Cultural Heritage sector, using the SoPHIA model Can we develop the SoPHIA model to make cultural heritage management become better at anticipating changing…
Project: Making rock art today – encounters with practicing Samburu rock art painters Samburu lmurran (warriors) continue to create painted and engraved rock art depicting humans, animals, and weapons…
Project: Archaeological information in the digital society Digitisation of archaeological information and cultural heritage assets has been one of the cornerstones of the digital society debate.
Project: Heritage Futures Heritage Futures will employ innovative interdisciplinary arts and humanities based research methods to understand a range of practices which are undertaken across a number…
Project: From Shapes to Action (SHACT) – The Narrative Turn in Prehistoric Image-Making in Northern Europe The overall purpose of this project is to investigate what is required to render stories in…
Project: Crisis, conflict and climate — societal change in Scandinavia 300–700 CE In this project, archaeologists are studying a period in Scandinavia's history, which is characterized by climate…
Project: Heritage and social sustainability We are studying heritage processes as futures making practices and how it relates to social sustainability.
Project: Samburu rock art – a unique cultural heritage The overall aim of this project was to document and convey the unique and still ongoing tradition of creating petroglyphs among the Samburu in…
Project: Bronze Age Landscapes and Metalwork in Sweden (Balms) In this project, we combined fieldwork and archival research of multiple sources, including historical maps, to explore the relationships…
UNESCO Chair on Heritage Futures Building global capacity for futures thinking among heritage professionals
Nordic Network of the Fantastic and Cultural History The Nordic Network of the Fantastic and Cultural History conducts interdisciplinary research on mankind’s universal need for fantasy to explain and…