Study on LIBS System published in Nature Scientific Reports
We are pleased to share the outcomes of our recent study, “Applying Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) and Elemental Imaging on Marine Shells for Archaeological and Environmental Research,” published in Nature’s Scientific Reports:
Call for applications for Postdoc position
Introduction We are excited to offer an exceptional postdoc opportunity within the Emmy Noether Group SEAFRONT at the Leibniz Centre for Archaeology. This is your chance to contribute to groundbreaking research in prehistoric coastal archaeology, sclerochronology, and paleoclimate.
Project Mid-Term
Since 2021 much has changed, we were able to carry out fieldwork, build a new LIBS-System, move to a new building in Mainz and, most importantly, get some exciting results from archaeological shells. Below is a short selection of photos of the last 3 years and you can access our latest presentation of ongoing work studying climatic changes at Franchthi Cave.
