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Gerhard-Schulze Young Talent Award

archaeometry

Working Group Archaeometry

The GDCh Division of Analytical Chemistry working group archaeometry (AKA) was established in 1975 and deals with scientific, technical and humanities aspects relating to the investigation of questions concerning cultural history, as well as with the study and conservation of cultural heritage. The working group

  • deepens mutual understanding between the various academic disciplines,
  • promotes contacts and the exchange of experience among members and with members of the GNAA (Society for Scientific Archaeology ARCHAEOMETRIE) and the DMG (German Mineralogical Society),
  • facilitates partnerships for the joint investigation of questions, and
  • provides comprehensive information on activities in the field of archaeometry.

In 2026, the working group awarded the Gerhard-Schulze Young Talent Award for the first time, in recognition of outstanding final theses in the field of archaeometry. The aim of the award is to support early-career researchers, provide them with opportunities to network and raise the profile of the field of archaeometry.

Shortlink to this page: www.gdch.de/archaeometrie

Board election for the 2027–2030 term of office

On 31 December 2026, the term of office of the Board of the Working Group for Archaeometry will end, and you, esteemed members of the Working Group, are cordially invited to nominate candidates for the Board election who

  • have declared their willingness to stand for election,
  • are members of the Working Group and
  • have the support of three members of the Working Group.

In accordance with the Working Guidelines of the Working Group, the Board consists of three members, each elected for a term of four years. Direct re-election is possible once.

For the maximum of three Board positions up for election, the incumbent Board – in addition to your nominations – is putting forward the following three proposals :

NameAffiliationElection status
Dr. Annemarie E. KramellMartin Luther University Halle-WittenbergRe-election
Dr. Anika RetzmannUniversity of Calgary, CanadaRe-election
PD Dr. Heike StegeDoerner Institute, MunichNew election

If no written proposals for nominating additional candidates are received by the GDCh Office by and including 23 August 2026 (by email for the attention of Maike Fries), the election will be held from 14 September 2026 as an Online election with the persons listed above.

Annual Conferences on Archaeometry & Heritage Conservation

Annual Conference 2027
Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen
02–05/03/2027
Website

18–22/03/2025 in Dresden: Programme, Conference proceedings
18–21/03/2023 in Mannheim: Conference proceedings
17–19/03/2021 (virtual): Programme; Conference proceedings
11–14/09/2019 in Vienna: Conference proceedings
20–24/03/2018 in Hamburg: Conference proceedings
27/09–01/10/2016 in Göttingen: Programme
25–28/03/2015 in Mainz

Board 2023–2026

Dr. Anika Retzmann (Chair), University of Calgary, Canada
Prof. Dr. Ester Simoes B. Ferreira (Deputy Chair), University of Applied Sciences
Dr. Annemarie E. Kramell (Secretary), Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg

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Annual Conference 2027

Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen
02–05 March 2027

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