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Jun.-Prof. Dr. Ferdinand Heimerl is a Junior Professor for Roman Provincial Archaeology at the University of Trier's Faculty III. His research focuses on Roman military fortifications, ceramic analysis, and archaeological heritage communication. He has held roles including Deputy Director of FoRuM and ERASMUS Coordinator for Archaeology. He has conducted excavations in Augsburg, Bitburg, and Trier, and served at institutions like the Rheinisches Landesmuseum Trier.
- Education: MA (2014, LMU Munich), PhD (2019, LMU Munich).
- Affiliations: Member of Rei Cretariae Romanae Fautores, Computer-Anwendungen und Quantitative Methoden in der Archäologie, and Association ATEG.
His research interests span Late Roman military structures, geoarchaeology, and economic history. Key publications include studies on Bitburg's fortifications and North African ceramics from Augsburg. He has received awards like the Eduard-Anthes-Preis (2021) and the Dr.-Heinz-Cüppers-Preis (2024).
Teaching includes courses on Roman provincial archaeology, digital archaeology, and underwater archaeology in collaboration with peers like Dr. Max Fiederling. He advises PhD students on topics like Dark Earth in Bitburg and Roman logistics in Luxembourg.
He leads projects such as TRANSMARE and directs the Archäologiepark Belginum's scientific board. Active in heritage communication, he developed archaeological trails and smartphone apps for public engagement.
