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Helle Vandkilde is a Professor at Aarhus University, specializing in the study of the Bronze Age and Stone Age societies, focusing on globalization and identity formation within archaeological contexts. Her research explores the intersections of culture and society through materiality and social practices, particularly in relation to warfare, rituals, and the technological aspects of metalworking. Vandkilde has led various significant research projects, including investigations into the Nordic connections during the Bronze Age and the cultural heritage network in Denmark. She has extensive experience in fieldwork and has participated in international collaborations aimed at advancing the understanding of ancient technological and cultural practices. Her notable contributions include keynote lectures at significant archaeological symposia and numerous publications analyzing the social structures and practices of ancient societies. Varying institutions have recognized her work with multiple awards, highlighting her influence in the field of archaeology and cultural history.
Aarhus University • Højbjerg, Denmark
Teaching and researching in the fields of archaeology and cultural heritage.
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