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Philip Ronald Nigst is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Prehistoric and Historical Archaeology at the University of Vienna. His research focuses on Palaeolithic archaeology, particularly Neanderthal and modern human behavior and adaptations in Central and Eastern Europe. He leads the NEMO-ADAP Project and investigates technological organization, mobility, lithic technology, and site formation processes.
- Research Themes: Ecology of Neanderthal technology, cultural transmission, and spatial use
- Field Projects: Central/Eastern Europe Neanderthal/modern human adaptations
- Affiliations: Department of Prehistoric and Historical Archaeology (Franz-Klein-Gasse 1, Wien)
Teaching includes courses on archaeological methods, Palaeolithic excavation techniques, and seminars on Neanderthal-modern human dynamics. Current courses for 2025S include 'Concepts and Methods of Prehistoric Archaeology' and 'Bachelor Seminar: Analyzing Palaeolithic Surface Collections.'
Research emphasizes behavioral approaches to cultural transmission and Middle Stone Age vs. Middle Palaeolithic comparisons. No specific awards or grants are mentioned in the provided text.
