deliatanninomorrigan
@deliatanninomorrigan
Glass ornament, probably from the late Iron Age, with a clear zig-zag motif.
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deliatanninomorrigan
@deliatanninomorrigan
At the end of my first excavation ever, with Jenni, Maria and our teacher Wesa photobombing in the old style! <3
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alandsmuseum
@alandsmuseum
Ben Ben Ben, har varit på tapeten i dagarna tre! 💀☠Forskare Kati Salo och projektledare Päivi Onkamo från Helsingfors universitet har besökt…
merensi
@merensi
Things that have made me happy today:
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- Glorious weather and my beautiful Helsinki (pictured)
- An incredibly pretty cairn and the awesome…
merensi
@merensi
Day 4 of archaeological survey done. Documented no less than three tar pits (a part of one of them pictured) and a bunch of other sites. The…
Mikko Härö
@MikkoHaro
#Helsinkiuni gets in its ranks #archaeologist Volker Heyd with #ERC Advanced Grant to study events from 5,000 years ago having impact on European #culture and #geneticheritage https://t.co/rbKPYPZyMB
merensi
@merensi
Day 1 of archaeological survey done. Also very hardcore crutch-work in godawful terrain made up mostly out of rocks. I’ve basically done push…
Andy Artto
@andyartto
First week of excavation in Birckala done and dusted, some great (and not so great) weather, good and interesting finds and of course, great…
yamnayaimpact
@yamnayaimpact
#archaeology #workshop #yamnaya #interactions #universityofhelsinki #finland #bronzeage #burial #mounds #kurgan #archaeologists
University of Helsinki
Archeologists have created a method to study Stone Age dietary culture and fishing without salmon bones. It is remarkable, because northern areas so far only six bones have been identified in over 100 years of archaeological exploration.
University of Helsinki
@universityofhelsinki
Archaeologists find the coolest stuff! Like this airplane ✈️ wreckage near Kaamanen airport, most likely left behind by the Germans during Wo…
University of Helsinki
Underwater excavations in South Karelia found traces of Mesolithic and Early Early Neolithic Stone Age (10,000–6,000 years ago). These findings provide us with a clearer picture of the human occupation of the time and open up a new research path in Finnish archaeology.
Oula Seitsonen
@oulaseitsonen
They say: "Apply to #HelsinkiUni" and show this picture :D archaeologist with his newly dug up vodka bottle #DarkHeritage #LoveArchaeology
Jenna
@nepazo_
🙌We did it #archaeologystudent #archaeologist #archaeology #excavation #helsinki #helsinkiuniversity #lab #labday #laboratorio #soil & #p…
Jenna
@nepazo_
Ready to united whith others... #freshman #helsinkiuniversity #partytime #archaeology #archaeologylife #archaeologist #archaeologystudent #he…
Karin Hannukainen
@khannuka
Thousands of years ago people fed on salmon in Northern Finland. Oldest salmon bones found by archaeologists @helsinkiuni @wearehelsinkiuni @alphagalieo @archaelogybuzz @hbriggs #archaeology @FishConGen @piapurra Read more: https://t.co/GudHaQJ979
University of Helsinki
Researchers aim to investigate how events from 5 000 years ago are still having an impact on European culture and genetic heritage. How did the arrival of the new Yamnaya culture change an entire continent forever?