Terje Brattli

Terje Brattli is a Researcher at the Department of Archaeology and Cultural History within the NTNU University Museum. His work focuses on cultural heritage management, medieval archaeology, and urban archaeology. Brattli has contributed to numerous publications, including books and academic articles on topics such as medieval urban history, heritage policy, and archaeological methodologies.

His research interests center on the intersection of archaeological evidence, legal frameworks, and public perception of historical sites. He has participated in projects like the revision of the 'Kirken under gaten' exhibition and studies on metal detecting practices in Norway. Brattli frequently engages with public discourse through opinion pieces in media outlets like Adresseavisen and Adressa.

His articles span debates over heritage site authenticity, urban archaeological controversies, and legal aspects of cultural heritage management. He has presented at conferences such as the Norsk Arkeologmøte and delivered lectures on topics like conservation philosophies and heritage policy. Brattli’s interdisciplinary approach bridges academic research with practical applications in museum curation and public archaeology.