RNDr. Roman Křivánek, Ph.D.
| Department: | Department of Information Sources and Landscape Archaeology |
| Job: | Researcher – geophysicist |
| Telephone Number: | + 420 257 014 333 |
| e-mail: | krivanek@arup.cas.cz |
| Specialization: | application of geophysical methods in archaeology, non-destructive archaeology, surveys and protection of archaeological monuments, historical cartography, landscape reconstruction |
| Projects: | |
| GA23-06940S | Unity across the border. Indicators of economic and social relations of the Urnfield Period in the Bohemian-Bavarian area |
| R300022401, regionální spolupráce | Exploration of the hillfort Česovské valy |
| R300022301, regionální spolupráce | The Celts in northern Pilsen territory, preventive protection of archaeological heritage |
| GA22-05413S | Riverine cultural landscape of the Jizera from the Mesolithic to the Early Middle Ages in the light of archaeological sources and hydrological data |
| R300021421 | Germáni ve středních Čechách. Výzkum, ochrana a prezentace archeologické lokality v katastru obce Holubice a příprava kulturně vzdělávací infrastruktury v regionu (Regionální spolupráce AV ČR) |
| R300021901 | Nedestruktivní geofyzikální průzkumy zemědělskou činností ohrožených lokalit obsahujících různé typy příkopových ohrazení (Regionální spolupráce AV ČR) |
| EF16_013/0001439 | Archaeological Information System of the CR – second generation |
| GA18-10747S | Weaving looms, intentional demolitions, burnt offerings…? A new look at rituals in the life of Bronze Age settlements |
| GA18-00477S | Between Avar and Carolingian Empire. Nodal Points of long-distance Contacts of Bohemia in 8th and 9th Century |
| CZ.02.2.69/0.0/0.0 /16_018/0002686 | Doctoral School of Archaeology: New Methods, Technologies and Historical Heritage Research |
Biography:
Geophysicist dealing with the application of geophysical methods in archaeology and the combination with various non-destructive and destructive archaeological methods. He studied Applied Geophysics at the Faculty of Science and also Prehistoric and Early Medieval Archeology at the University of Prague. He led 5 archaeogeophysical projects, was a member of 14 international projects and approx. 20 domestic projects, is the author and co-author of 2 monographs, approx. 25 chapters in monographs and approx. 310 professional articles, regularly teaches at the Department of Archeology of the University of West Bohemia in Pilsen, and irregularly lectures at universities in Prague, Brno, České Budějovice or Hradec Králové.
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