✨It was our pleasure to welcome Professor Thilo Rehren at Universität Tübingen and to listen to the very interesting presentations about his seminal work on Late Bronze Age glassmaking in Egypt, Mesopotamia and Greece! 🌎 Such a wonderful journey into the world of glass technology.

Our GRAPHTEC team had a valuable visit to the CEZA (Curt-Engelhorn-Zentrum Archäometrie) as part of our research. 🙌 Huge thanks to the CEZA team for their warm welcome and expertise! We're excited to apply these insights as we push the GRAPHTEC project forward.🚀 Dr Silvia Amicone

It was a pleasure welcoming Paola Sconzo to discuss the next steps for The Potter and the City project🏺, funded by Gerda Henkel Stiftung 🎉 Thanks to ExcellenceStrategy of the Universität Tübingen and the Reload programme for supporting her stay as we continue this exciting journey at UniPa

Excellent student presentations from the Ceramic Petrography Lab at Archaeometry UniTübingen were featured at #EAA2024, with projects in collaboration with LaBAAF (Università di Trento), UCD Archaeology, Dublin. Congrats to all! #Archaeology #CeramicPetrography #Archaeometry Universität Tübingen

It was a pleasure to organize EAA Session "Analysing the City: Archaeological Science Approaches to Urbanisation in the Mediterranean (1000–500 BCE)"with Margarita Gleba & Corinna Riva! Thank you to all the speakers & participants for amazing discussions on Iron Age urbanism!

🚀Proud of our team's impressive presence at #EAA2024: 3 sessions+16 presentation+1 poster🌟 👏🏼to Dr.ZoritaBonilla Marta Díaz-Zorita Bonilla, Dr Silvia Amicone, Dr.Rageot, Barbara Huber, M.Marciales, B.Solard, and our students + scholars! Thrilled to share our research with the archaeological community! 🌍

📢 New Paper! Excited to share a new article in #nature-Scientific Reports by Dr. Díaz-Zorita Bonilla & colleagues on using multi-proxy methods to test bioarchaeological techniques for sex profiles in megalithic communities. ✨Results showed a bias toward female burials! ✨ Universität Tübingen

📢 3-Year PhD Opportunity! 📚🧱 Study ancient lime mortars & Phoenician tech in the Med at Universität Tübingen! 🔬 Hands-on experience in mortar analysis, archaeology, & science. 📅Apply by 28 Oct 2024 👇Details attached!

📢 Dr. Gubaz Mustafa Kibaroğlu from Universität Tübingen Archaeometry UniTübingen presented at the 8th ARCH_RNT Symposium, Kalamata, Greece (Oct 3-5, 2024), covering different ancient pottery topics from Central Anatolia, Western Anatolia, & E. Mediterranean with 1 oral + 2 poster presentations 🏺🔬

📢 New Paper Published! Happy to share a new paper by affiliated researchers Dr. Cyntianne Spiteri, Julia Becher, along with former students of the group at Universität Tübingen, in Praehistorische Zeitschrift!🏺✨ 🔗 Read more: degruyter.com/document/doi/1… #Mycenaean #pottery #organicresidue

We welcomed @TorbjörnBrorsson from Sweden to Tübingen on 6.11.2024. 🌍 He gave a captivating talk on science & culture in pottery studies.🏺✨ We also had insightful discussions on the "Bartmann goes global" project with Alberto Vitolo , deepening our collaborative research. 🤝

📣 Archaeometry Colloquium Biweekly on Wednesdays, 16:00 c.t. (GMT+1), at Universität Tübingen. For students, young researchers & advanced scholars to share and discuss research in a friendly atmosphere✨ 📍Hölderlinstr.12, S245 💻Zoom link via request. #archaeometry #archaeologicalscience

It was a pleasure to participate in the 1st #base4nfdi User Conference in Berlin. Two days of insightful discussions and so many ideas to further develop the research data management of our Archaeometry UniTübingen at Universität Tübingen. Looking forward to turning these ideas into action! #NFDI

🌍 Workshop Alert! 🌟 📅 06.02.2024 | ⏰ 9:00-13:00 📍 Raum SR063, Neue Aula, Universität Tübingen 💡 Topic: Research Careers & Mobility: Is it a Man’s World? Join us for this engaging workshop, organized by Dr.Maja Gori! uni-tuebingen.de/exzellenzstrat…

📢 New Paper Alert! Excited to share a new article by guest researcher Andrea Martínez-Carrasco (lead) & group members Dr. Silvia Amicone & Baptiste Solard in Ethnoarchaeology Journal! 🏺 👏🏼congratulations! 🔗 Read: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

📣New Paper Published! We happy to announce Dr. Gubaz Mustafa Kibaroglu has published a paper in the Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports (JASREP)! 🏺✨ 🔗Read the full paper here: doi.org/10.1016/j.jasr… #archaeometry #ceramicanalysis #LateBronzeAge #JASREP

🗣Emma Cantisani from ICPC-CNR delivered an inspiring talk at the ASHE Colloquium Universität Tübingen , exploring ancient hydraulic mortars 🧱🔬. As part of the DFG-funded project on lime production in the Central Mediterranean, her research bridges archaeology, science, and conservation!

Our group attended the Archäometrie & Denkmalpflege 2025 conference in Dresden (19–21 March).🏛️🧪 🗣️Talks by Klaus G. Nickel & Baptiste Solard Also represented: C. Berthold, A. Flicker & S. Greiff 🎉 Congrats to Barbara Huber for receiving the first GNAA Science Prize! 🏆📚

📰 Hot off the press! 🏺 Ancient Innovation at Tell el-Burak 🔍 New research has revealed what may be the earliest known use of the "cocciopesto" technique to produce hydraulic mortar in Iron Age Phoenicia. 🔗 nature.com/articles/s4159…

More than 2,600 years ago at Tell el-Burak in southern Lebanon, Phoenician builders lined winemaking basins with a water-resistant plaster mixed with crushed ceramics. archaeology.org/news/2025/08/0…