معرفی
Edeltraud Aspöck, a researcher at the Austrian Academy of Sciences, specializes in mortuary archaeology, digital archaeology, and early medieval material culture. She leads interdisciplinary projects bridging archaeological theory and digital humanities.
- PhD in Archaeology, University of Reading (2009)
- Mag. phil. in Prehistory and Early History, University of Vienna (2002)
Research Interests:
- Mortuary Archaeology: Grave reopening practices, taphonomy, and post-depositional interactions with the dead.
- Digital Archaeology: Data integration, semantic technologies, and 4D digital preservation.
- Early Medieval Archaeology: Cultural practices, grave disturbances, and material culture analysis.
Recent Publications focus on grave disturbance analysis across Europe and Egypt, digital preservation of archaeological data, and ontological modeling. Her work spans theoretical and methodological advancements in mortuary studies and computational archaeology.
Projects & Leadership:
- Director of the EU project ARIADNE
- Project leader for "Digitizing Early Farming Cultures" (ACDH 2014/2022)
- Scientific coordinator of "A Puzzle in 4D" (2015–2020)
- Coordinator of Short Term Scientific Missions in COST Action SEADDA
Labs & Teams:
Founder of the ÖAW/OREA Digital Archaeology Research Group (2014–2018). Active in cross-institutional collaborations for data integration and digital heritage management.
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