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Vol. 27 (2023): Celebrating 100 Years of Archaeology at the University of Helsinki. Past, Present, and Future

Published: 2023-12-06

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Foreword

Marko Marila, Liisa Kunnas

6–7
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Establishing academic education in archaeology in Helsinki between 1876–1923: Defining aims and ideologies

Timo Salminen

10–33
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Professor Ella Kivikoski’s groundbreaking archaeological path

Minna Silver, Pirjo Uino

34–53
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Professor Carl Fredrik Meinander and a vision of modern archaeology

Minna Silver

54–85
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How to use a trowel: Field school excavations at the University of Helsinki

Kristin Ilves, Tuuli Heinonen

86–98
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The living legacy of Ari Siiriäinen: Six decades of Finnish archaeological research on the African continent

Oula Seitsonen

100–119
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South American archaeology at the University of Helsinki in 1984–2023

Martti Pärssinen, Antti Korpisaari

120–138
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Over ten years of archaeological work in Syria – SYGIS, the archaeological survey and mapping project of Jebel Bishri in Syria

Minna Silver

139–155
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Archaeological cooperation in the Soviet Union and Russia from the 1950s to the early 2020s at the University of Helsinki

Kerkko Nordqvist, Pirjo Uino

156–179
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LaPio – The Lapland Pioneers Project

Jarmo Kankaanpää, Tuija Rankama

182–202
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Reading the landscape: A re-examination of the Brobacka multiperiod settlement and burial site in Raasepori, Southern Finland

Päivi Maaranen

203–215
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Modern conflict archaeologies and dark heritages

Oula Seitsonen, Suzie Thomas

216–224
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Maritime archaeology at the University of Helsinki

Marko Marila, Kristin Ilves

225–236
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A brief history of scientific artefact studies at the University of Helsinki

Elisabeth Holmqvist

237–251
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More than sixty years of osteoarchaeological research at the University of Helsinki

Kristiina Mannermaa

252–264
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Adventures on the crown of Finland 1984–1990: The Teno drainage survey and the Ala-Jalve excavations

Tuija Rankama

266–288
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Bury my heart at Jabal Haroun: Reflections and memories of the Finnish excavations in Petra, Jordan

Antti Lahelma

289–309
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Why Finland? The Baltic Finns led the way to the East

Johan Callmer, Ingrid Gustin, Mats Roslund

310–312
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Finnish archaeology: A love story

Ezra B. Zubrow

313–325
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Flashbacks of a foreigner studying archaeology in 1970s Helsinki, or a Caribbean Islander in C.F. Meinander’s course

Milton Núñez

326–332
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Archaeology at the University of Helsinki today

Mika Lavento

334–344
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The archaeology of the 21st century: Being anthropological, scientific, and across disciplines (with a little help from AI)

Volker Heyd

345–356
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