Dominik Hagmann

@dominik-hagmann.bsky.social

PI 01 #project_iuenna https://iuenna.hypotheses.org #digitalarchaeology #Romanarchaeology he/him | #ARDIG https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Dominik-Hagmann @heasvienna.bsky.social @univie.ac.at

🎉 Save the Date! 🎉 The Bioarchaeological Society of Austria is turning 10! We warmly invite you to celebrate with us at the 10-Year Anniversary of the Bioarchaeological Society of Austria 🗓 Thursday, 23 October 2025 📍 Georg-Coch-Platz 2, Vienna More details to follow – stay tuned!

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Last year I ended my project about Roman stylus tablets, which was funded by the @gerda-henkel-stiftung.de, early – for my dream job. But before I did, we filmed a series of short videos about the project, and the first episode is now live. (English Version available) ⬇️⬇️⬇️ #ancientbluesky🏺 1/3

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Schreiben wie die alten Römer: Mit Unterstützung der @gerda-henkel-stiftung.de erforscht Dr. Anna Willi die Materialität römischer Wachstäfelchen. Was uns die unscheinbaren Tafeln verraten, erzählt sie in der ersten Episode unserer Videoreihe. lisa.gerda-henkel-stiftung.de/tabulae_cera...

Thrilled to announce that our comprehensive digital archaeological dataset from the go!digital 3.0 project #IUENNA is now accessible via #ARCHE! Explore detailed records across the whole #Jauntal in #Carinthia and beyond. This project was funded by @oeaw.bsky.social

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ACDH@acdh-oeaw.bsky.social · 2y ago

New #ARCHE Data Collection online! The IUENNA collection is a comprehensive set of digital archaeological data describing sites Globasnitz, Hemmaberg, Jaunstein, Jauntal and St Stefan. The project was carried out by @oeai.bsky.social and kaernten.museum. More at hdl.handle.net/21.11115/000...

Text on Image: The IUENNA collection aims to provide an exemplary model study and a sustainable long-term archive of archaeological data from one of the most critical Late Antique landscapes in the Southeast Alpine region. It includes a diverse array of digital and digitized resources focused on archaeological research and documentation in Jauntal. The data stems from archaeology, geophysics, born-digital data, documentary photography, environmental archaeology, restoration, and architectural research. It has been collected over decades and consists of text, tables, databases, raster datasets, vector datasets, and 3D data. 
Raster and vector data are particularly relevant to photography, graphics, and geoinformation fields, representing topographic surfaces, spatial geometries, and including qualitative and quantitative attributes.

🏛 Fascinating find of a #Roman weapons cache in the Danube Limes Roman fort of Cannabiaca in Austria: 'In a small, carefully dug pit, the archaeologists came across a hidden cache of weapons. At least eleven spear or lance points and one projectile point were recovered' - m.noen.at/tulln/archae...

Sensationsfund in Zeiselmauer: Römisches Waffendepot entdeckt

Bei den aktuellen Arbeiten zur Wasserleitungsverlegung kam ein spektakulärer Fund ans Licht: Ein verborgenes Waffendepot aus römischer Zeit.

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New Publication HEAS member @dominik-hagmann.bsky.social has a new publication on 'I walk an ancient road: A straightforward methodology for analyzing intra- and inter-regional connectivity systems along Roman Frontier Zones (c. 1st—5th century AD)' See more on our website 🔗👇 #HEASPublications

New Publication: Exploring Roman Frontier Mobility with GIS and Network Analysis - HEAS

We are pleased to announce the publication of the new research article “I Walk an Ancient Road: A Straightforward Methodology for Analyzing Intra- and Inter-Regional Connectivity Systems along Roman F...

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2 fully funded 4-years PhD positions at my group at the fantastic Department of Evolutionary Anthropology in Vienna!! @univie.ac.at to start in February 2025 (or as soon as possible). The students will work on ERC SHADOWS project 🦊🐶🐺😀. PhD 1 on sedaDNA, PhD 2 on Megafauna genomics 🦁🐅🪨⚒️

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In the #Roman necropolis at Wehringen, a physician was buried with a set of surgical instruments, a stone palette, and a bronze medicine box with a sliding lid and separate compartments for storing medical substances. The compartments still contained remnants...🧵 1/2 🏺 #archaeology AncientBluesky

A photo of a bronze medical kit. The kit consists of a rectangular bronze box with various compartments and a sliding lid.
Several bronze surgical instruments, such as scalpels, and tweezers are displayed next to the case. A stone palette and another bronze tool, a spatula, lies below.