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Mgr. Alžběta Danielisová, Ph.D.

Department: Department of the Natural Sciences and Archaeometry
Job: Head of the Department
Telephone Number: +420 257 014 407
e-mail: danielisova@arup.cas.cz
Specialization: Iron Age in Europe, archaeology of Arabia, prehistoric mobility and subsistence, provenance studies, geochemistry and biochemistry
Projects:
CZ.02.01.01/00/22_008/0004593 Ready for the future: understanding long-term resilience of the human culture (RES-HUM)
LUABA22049 Oppidum Závist in the 21st Century – New questions and methods for research and education
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
International Research Network (IRN)
18-20096S Mobility of materials and life cycles of artefacts: archaeometry of metals and glass of the La Tène and Early Roman period
GAP405/12/0926 Social modelling as a tool for understanding Celtic society and cultural changes at the end of the Iron Age
DF12P01OVV003 The Archaeological Map of the CR. A system for acquisition, management and presentation
GAP405/10/1588 The coin production at the Bohemian oppida during the La Tène period
GA13-24707S Celtic coin production in Bohemia in the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC and its relationship to the oppida period
TK01010040 Archaeological analogues for verification of lifetime models of canister for radioactive waste deep geological repository
EF16_019/0000728 Ultra-trace isotope research in social and environmental studies using accelerator mass spectrometry

Biography

She graduated in archaeology at Masaryk University in Brno; she received her PhD degree at Charles University in Prague, majoring in Prehistoric and Medieval Archaeology. Since 2017 she has been the head of the Department of Natural Sciences and Archaeometry. She specializes in research questions related to prehistoric socio-economic and subsistence systems using geochemical and biochemical methods.

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