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Dr. Andreas Kotula is a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Prehistory and Early History, University of Göttingen, since July 2019. His work focuses on Late Mesolithic and Neolithization in Northern Central Europe, with expertise in wetland archaeology, taphonomy, and digital methods.
- Spätmesolithikum in Nordmitteleuropa
- Neolithisierung und kultureller Wandel
- Feuchtbodenarchäologische Analysen
- GIS-gestützte Methoden
Research publications highlight his work on Mesolithic burials at Groß Fredenwalde, pottery analysis at Dąbki, and application of LiDAR technology in Lower Saxony. His studies span from Ice Age settlements in Harz caves to digital stratigraphic analysis of Stone Age sites.
Current affiliations include the DFG-funded project on Groß Fredenwalde burials and collaborations with international archaeologists across Germany and Poland.
Publications demonstrate interdisciplinary approaches combining material science with cultural studies, particularly examining pottery residue and regional exchange patterns.
