Anastasia Khramtsova

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jointly with Harald Lübke and Henny Piezonka I organized the session “Starting where they stopped to rest: Transformation of Stone Age burial practices between the Baltic and the Urals” at the International Open Graduate School / Collaborative research center 1266 Workshop Kiel University, Kiel, Germany. Key speakers: Prof. R. Schulting (School of Archaeology, University of Oxford); Dr. E. Kashina (Moscow Historical Museum).

Organization and maintenance of the archaeological Stone Age and Medieval collections.

As an intern at Quedlinburg archaeological Expedition I took part in the excavation of the Quedlinburg settlement and woodhenge dated back to the Later Stone Age (director - Prof. Dr. Wolfram Schier). During the practice I also got acquainted with such significant archaeological museums as Landesmuseum Sachsen-Anhalt in Halle and Thuringian State Archaeological Museum.

Organisation and maintanence of the archaeological field records and personal archives of some Soviet archaeologists.

excavation, total station, artefacts’ processing. Kola archaeological Expedition, Saint-Petersburg Institute for the History of Material culture, director - Ph.D. Vladimir Shumkin. Russia, Murmansk district, Peryaarvi settlement, Early Metal Age.

hunter-gatherers, ritual complexes, burial practices, use-wear analysis

hunter-gatherers, Neolithic, study of Late Stone Age - Early Metal Age cultures of the Kama region, flintknapping technologies, technological and use-wear analyses.