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dr hab. Grzegorz Osipowicz, prof. UMK
Head of the Prehistory Department at the Institute of Archeology, NCU in Toruń.
Tasks provided in the project: Use-wear analysis of the bone artefacts; technological, typological analysis of the bone artefacts; correlation and interpretation of study results.
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dr Justyna Orłowska
Prehistory Department at the Institute of Archeology, NCU in Toruń.
Tasks provided in the project: Traceological analysis; photographic, drawing, and descriptive documentation of the conducted analyzes; sampling; webmaster.
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doc. dr Giedrė Piličiauskienė
Faculty of History, Vilnius University
Tasks provided in the project: Zooarchaeological analysis of the materials from included Lithuanian sites
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dr Gytis Piličiauskas
Lithuanian Institute of History
Tasks provided in the project: Building the theoretical background for the conducted traceological studies on collections from Lithuanian sites. Consultations on the prehistory of Lithuania and the specificity of hunter-gatherer and Early Neolithic communities in this country. Typological analyzes of the included Lithuanian materials. Organization of excavations at the sites of Kaltanėnai and Garnys.
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assoc. prof. Lembi Lõugas
Tasks provided in the project: Zooarchaeological analysis of materials from Estonian sites.
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dr Heidi Luik
Archaeological research collection, Tallinn University
Tasks provided in the project: Building the theoretical background for the conducted traceological studies on collections from Estonian sites. Consultations on the prehistory of Estonia and the specificity of hunter-gatherer and Early Neolithic communities in this country. Typological analyzes of the included Estonian materials.
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prof. Ilga Zagorska
Institute of Latvian History, University of Latvia
Tasks provided in the project: Building the theoretical background for the conducted traceological studies on collection from Zviejnieki. Consultations on the prehistory of Estonia and the specificity of hunter-gatherer and Early Neolithic communities in this country. Typological analyzes of the included Estonian materials.
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dr Mariusz Bosiak
Department of Organic Chemistry in Faculty of Chemistry, NCU in Toruń.
Tasks provided in the project: Physical-chemical analysis (SEM-EDX, GC-MS, ATR-FT-IR) of residues discovered on artefacts.
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Prof. dr hab. Krzysztof Szostek
Institute of Biological Sciences, Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw
Tasks provided in the project: Raw material analysis with the use of ZooMS and FTiR.
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dr Eve Rannamäe
University of Tartu
Tasks provided in the project: Development and interpretation of results of ZooMS research results.
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assoc. prof. Emanuela Cristiani
DANTE – Diet and Ancient Technology laboratory at Sapienza University of Rome (Department of Maxillo – Facial Sciences)
Tasks provided in the project: Analysing micro remains preserved on prehistoric artefacts.
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dr Lucy Kubiak-Martens
BIAX Consult Biological Archaeology & Environmental Reconstruction. Netherlands
Tasks provided in the project: Analysing plant macro remains preserved on prehistoric artefacts.