Otto Cichocki

Otto Cichocki is a researcher in the Faculty of Historical and Cultural Studies, specifically the Department of Prehistoric and Historical Archaeology. His work bridges Archaeology, Earth and Planetary Sciences, and Dendrochronology, focusing on Quaternary wood samples, isotopic analysis, and prehistoric sites.

His research projects include Dendrochronologyterpene (2005-2009) and Underwater to Public Attention (2004-2005). Otto has published extensively, with recent contributions such as the 2025 Austrian Journal of Earth Sciences article on radiocarbon dating in UNESCO World Heritage areas and 2019 chapters analyzing Neolithic charcoal finds in Lower Austria and dendrochronological dating of Bronze Age palaces in Syria.

His fields of interest emphasize interdisciplinary approaches combining archaeological findings with geological and environmental analyses, particularly in

• Dendrochronology and Radiocarbon Dating
• Wood and Charcoal Analysis
• Isotopic Ratios and Synchronism
• UNESCO World Heritage Sites
• Quaternary Science and Prehistoric Culture

He has not been listed with scientific awards or students in this dataset.