FLD – Universität Innsbruck

Cereda, Susanna; Dragantis, Erich (2022): Lived monuments: A microarchaeological study of monumental architecture in the tell-site od arslantepe (Malatya, Turkey).
In: Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 41, No. 103318. (DOI) (Weblink)

Vortragende/r: Außerlechner, Marlies; Cereda, Susanna Co-AutorInnen: Trebsche, Peter; Staudt, Markus; Seidl da Fonseca, Helena: Mikromorphologische und archäobotanische Studien zu den hallstattzeitlichen Kulturschichten aus den Bohrkernen von Traunkirchen.
16. FZ HiMAT Milestone Meeting, Innsbruck (online), 02.03.2022.
Vortragende/r: Trebsche, Peter Co-AutorInnen: Außerlechner, Marlies; Cereda, Susanna; Seidl da Fonseca, Helena; Staudt, Markus: Traunkirchen – ein eisenzeitlicher Umschlagplatz für das Salz aus Hallstatt? Neue Prospektionen an Land und unter Wasser.
16. FZ HiMAT Milestone Meeting, Innsbruck (online), 02.03.2022.

Cereda, S.; Fragnoli, P. (2021): Petrography and micromorphology face-to-face: the potential of multivocality in the study of earth-based archaeological materials.
In: Interdisciplinaria Archaeologica - Natural Sciences in Archaeology XII/1, S. 9 - 18. (DOI) (Weblink)

Vortragende/r: Cereda, Susanna: The informative potential of microscale observations of floor deposits: an example from the site of Arslantepe (Malatya, Turkey).
12th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East (12th ICAANE), Bologna, 07.04.2021. (Weblink)

Vortragende/r: Cereda, Susanna; Öğüt, Birgül: Humans and Animlas in Close Proximity - A Study of the Dung from Aeneolithic Monjukli Depe in Southern Turkmenistan.
27th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists (EAA): Widening Horizons, Kiel, online, 06.09.2021. (Weblink)

Cereda, Susanna: Chair.
24. Österreichische Tagung der RestauratorInnen für archäologische Bodenfunde, Innsbruck, 30.09.2021.

Vortragende/r: Cereda, Susanna: Introduction to Archaeological Micromorphology.
Summerschool Aguntum, Dölsach, 14.07.2021. (Weblink)

Cereda, Susanna (2020): Tales from the floor: investigating the use of space in the site of Arslantepe (Malatya, Turkey) by means of micro-residues.
In: Balossi Restelli, F.; Cardarelli, A.; Di Nocera, G. M.; Manzanilla, L.; Mori, L.; Palumbi, G.; Pittman, H.: Pathways through Arslantepe. Essays in Honour of Marcella Frangipane. Viterbo: Edizioni Sette Città., ISBN 9788878538740, S. 523 - 535. (Weblink)

Vortragende/r: Cereda, Susanna: Keep it clean: a microstratigraphic approach to the study of built space, maintenance practices and concepts of cleanliness.
Making the Most of Soil in Archaeology: Workshop within the framework of the platform ‘Natural Sciences and Archaeology’, Online, 10.12.2020. (Weblink)

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