Mgr. Daniel Bursák
| Department: | Department of natural sciences and archaeometry |
| Job: | Archaeologist |
| Telephone Number: | +420 257 014 407 |
| e-mail: | bursak@arup.cas.cz |
| Specialization: | Iron Age and Roman period (ca. 500 BC – 400 AD), mainly through research on settlements, origin, significance and technology of metalworking, external lecturer at the Institute of Archaeology, Charles University in Prague |
| Projects: | |
| LUABA22049 | Oppidum Závist in the 21st Century – New questions and methods for research and education |
| CZ.02.01.01/00/22_008/0004593 | Ready for the future: understanding long-term resilience of the human culture (RES-HUM) |
| GA23-07764S | Social and technological change along the Amber Road in the third century BC. Multi-isotopic and aDNA analysis of La Tène cemeteries in Moravia |
| R300022301, regionální spolupráce | The Celts in northern Pilsen territory, preventive protection of archaeological heritage |
| GAČR 18-20096S | Mobility of materials and life cycles of artefacts: archaeometry of metals and glass of the La Tène and Early Roman period (member of the team) |
Biography
Studied Prehistoric and Medieval Archaeology (M.A.) at the Faculty of Arts, Charles University. Currently, Daniel continues in a Ph.D. program of the same University. During the study of Iron Age settlements, he discovered the potential of archaeometry – the study of archaeological findings using natural sciences and statistical evaluation.
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