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Christoph Nitsche is a Researcher (Postdoc) at the Department of Geosciences, University of Fribourg. His work focuses on the intersection of archaeology and geology, particularly investigating material culture and resource exploitation in historical and prehistoric contexts. He specializes in petrological analysis of artifacts and their geological provenance, with a geographic emphasis on Madagascar and East Africa. His research explores links between material production, trade networks, and cultural practices across the Indian Ocean World.
Education details are not explicitly provided in the text, but his research trajectory suggests advanced training in geology and archaeometry. Current affiliations include the Department of Geosciences where he contributes to teaching and research initiatives.
Research interests prominently feature geoarchaeological studies of stone artifacts, medieval quarrying practices, and the application of petrographic methods to understand ancient technologies. His work bridges geological sciences with historical archaeology, addressing questions of resource management and cultural adaptation through material evidence.
No scientific awards are mentioned in the provided texts. His publications (2017-2023) demonstrate sustained engagement with both regional Madagascar studies and broader geological topics such as Proterozoic tectonics. While teaching responsibilities are not detailed here, his academic profile indicates active participation in research-driven university activities.
