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Almut Schülke is a Professor at the Department of Archaeology, University of Oslo, with a focus on Stone Age societies. She leads the Horizon Europe-MSCA Doctoral Network ArCHe (2024–2027), exploring coastal heritage dynamics.
- Education: PhD (2003, Kiel University), MA (1995, Eberhard-Karls University Tübingen)
Research Interests: Her work bridges Landscape Archaeology, Coastal Archaeology, and Human-Environment Interaction, emphasizing ritual practices in Mesolithic/Neolithic Scandinavia. She investigates mobility patterns, mortuary traditions, and the role of social space in prehistoric societies.
Publications (15 most recent) span coastal heritage, Mesolithic settlement reuse, megalithic monumentality, and lithic technology, with a focus on Scandinavia and the Eastern Baltic. Key themes include ritual innovation, hunter-gatherer mobility, and environmental adaptation.
Scientific Awards:
- Charles-Christensens-legat (2010, Royal Nordic Society of Antiquaries)
- Elisabeth-Munksgaard Pris (2004, Nationalmuseet København)
Supervision: Mentors HORIZON MSCA fellows and PhD candidates in projects like ArCHe and PrehCOAST. Collaborates with institutions across Scandinavia and Europe, including Gothenburg University and German Archaeological Institute.
International Engagement: Serves on advisory committees (European Association of Archaeologists), participates in networks like PrehCOAST, and leads work packages in TECHTRANS (technology transfer in mineral resource processing).
