Kata Furholt

Kata Furholt is a research assistant at the Institute of Pre- and Protohistoric Archaeology, Kiel University, Germany. She is actively involved in archaeological research through her participation in the ERC-funded project XSCAPE and the Cluster ROOTS, focusing on transformation processes in ancient societies.

Her research interests lie primarily in prehistoric and protohistoric archaeology, with a focus on social change, ancient European societies, and long-term cultural dynamics. Her work is embedded within interdisciplinary frameworks that integrate archaeological theory and large-scale historical transformations.

Kata Furholt contributes to a major European research initiative, indicating strong engagement with contemporary archaeological science and collaborative international projects. Her affiliation with the Cluster ROOTS and ERC Project XSCAPE highlights her role in cutting-edge research on societal evolution in prehistory.

She has no listed scientific awards at this time.

Kata Furholt advises no students listed in the provided text and has not received any mentioned grants beyond her project affiliations. Her work is conducted within the Institute of Pre- and Protohistoric Archaeology, which serves as a hub for advanced archaeological research at Kiel University.

The institute supports various research teams and projects, including the ERC Project XSCAPE, in which Dr. Furholt plays a key scientific role.