Cremations in Archaeology 2026

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Cremations in Archaeology 2026
October 22–24, 2026
Natural History Museum Vienna
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October 2026
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October 22, 2026
    Dates
    October 22–24, 2026
    Location
    Natural History Museum Vienna
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    The Cremations in Archaeology conference 2026 in Vienna will be jointly organized by the University of Vienna, the Natural History Museum in Vienna, and the Austrian Archaeological Institute of the Academy of Sciences. Academics, professionals, and graduate students are encouraged to contribute their latest research findings on cremated human remains, their archaeological contexts, and scientific approaches to this dynamic forum.

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    Austrian Archaeological Institute
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    Since 1.1.2021, the Austrian Archaeological Institute (OeAI) has focused on foundational research in the field of archaeology and classical studies at the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW). The core mission is the investigation of human history from the Quaternary period up to the modern era, taking into consideration all material archaeological sources and written traditions. The institute consists of three departments: Prehistory and Western Asia/North African Archaeology, Historical Archaeology and Classical Studies, which cover the entire professional curriculum and the variety of methods of the disciplines represented. Interdisciplinarity and professional interconnections distinguish the Institute, as expressed in the creation of central facilities for Archaeological Sciences, Digital Archaeology, Classics, and Heritage Science. The extensive research infrastructure of the Institute consists of laboratories, workshops, a technical pool and mobile equipment, as well as archives, collections and the largest archaeological professional library in Austria. The Institute is based in Vienna, with branch offices in Athens, Ephesos, Cairo and Krems.