Maria Wunderlich

Dr. Maria Wunderlich is a Research Assistant at the Institute of Pre- and Protohistory, Faculty of Humanities, University of Kiel. She serves as a study advisor and is actively involved in research under the Chair of Prehistoric Archaeology. Her work is associated with major research initiatives such as Scales of Transformation and the Cluster ROOTS.

• Institution: University of Kiel
• School: Faculty of Humanities
• Department: Institute of Pre- and Protohistory
• Role: Research Assistant and Study Advisor

Her research focuses on prehistoric and protohistoric periods, particularly cultural and societal transformations in ancient Europe. She contributes to both academic instruction and advanced archaeological research projects, emphasizing long-term societal change and material culture analysis.

Dr. Wunderlich's academic work is embedded in interdisciplinary archaeological research, with thematic emphasis on transformation processes, settlement patterns, and cultural dynamics in prehistoric Europe. Although no specific publications are listed, her institutional affiliations suggest engagement with high-level research funded through collaborative academic clusters.

No scientific awards are currently listed in the available information.

She advises students as part of her role as study advisor and supports research activities within the institute. There is no mention of independent grant leadership, but her involvement in large-scale projects like Cluster ROOTS and ERC initiatives indicates participation in externally funded research.

Dr. Wunderlich is affiliated with research teams working on the Scales of Transformation and the Cluster ROOTS project, both of which aim to understand the dynamics of societal change in ancient Europe through interdisciplinary archaeological methods.