Gvidas Slah

Gvidas Slah is a Lithuanian archaeologist affiliated with the Vilnius Academy of Arts, specifically working at the Telšiai Faculty and the Applied Research Centre of Cultural Heritage and Conservation. His research focuses on trasology (tool use-wear analysis) and experimental archaeology, with a specialization in Palaeolithic and Mesolithic stone tool technologies.

• PhD in History (2017) from Klaipėda University and Vytautas Magnus University
• Master's in Landscape Archaeology (2013), Klaipėda University
• Bachelor's in History with Archaeology specialization (2011), Klaipėda University

His work explores the technological development of early Holocene economies through experimental-trasological analysis, focusing on Lithuanian sites like Nemunėlio Radviliškis, Tytuvėnėliai, and Daktariškė 5. He has contributed to multidisciplinary studies of Lyngby-type artifacts and the cultural heritage of the Baltic region.

Recent publications (2013-2023) demonstrate his expertise in flint drills, microliths, use-wear analysis, and palaeoenvironmental reconstruction. Collaborations with researchers like Algirdas Girininkas and Tadas Rimkus appear across his bibliography.