Péter Csippán

Péter Csippán is an Assistant Professor at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) within the Department of Archaeometry, Archaeological Heritage and Methodology. His work bridges traditional archaeology and archaeometric analysis, focusing on prehistoric and medieval animal husbandry, material provenance, and technological practices in Central Europe.

• Research Focus: Zooarchaeology, Neolithic/Copper Age settlements, and interdisciplinary archaeometric methods for artifact analysis.
• Key Contributions: Studies on copper metallurgy origins, animal dispersal (e.g., domestic cats), and medieval livestock systems.

His publications emphasize the integration of geochemical and petrographic analyses with cultural and economic interpretations. Despite a lack of explicit awards or student listings, his work underscores the role of animal exploitation in understanding human societies across temporal and regional scales.