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Hans Christian Küchelmann is an associated researcher at Topoi, focusing on the interactions between ancient civilizations and their environment. His work encompasses various aspects of archaeozoology, particularly the domestication and use of animals in relation to textile production in the Near East and Central Europe. Küchelmann has participated in significant projects such as the Textile Revolution Project, which investigates the origins and spread of wool production across different regions. He has published multiple articles and has presented talks addressing textile production dynamics and their socio-cultural implications, specifically during the era of 5000-2000 BC. Through his research, Küchelmann aims to deepen the understanding of ancient technologies and their influences on societal developments. His contributions to the field offer valuable insights into the craft of textile making and its impact on ancient economies and interactions between cultures.
Administered via the Berlin Graduate School of Ancient Studies (BerGSAS). Programs include Ancient Languages and Texts, Ancient Philosophy and History of Ancient Science, Landscape Archaeology and Architecture, and Ancient Objects and Visual Studies.