Karl Hjalte Maack Raun
@karlhjalte.bsky.social
PhD in Archaeoinformatics: focus on remote & spatial archaeology, GIS, automation, patterns and Stone Age landscapes. Here to extract data :-)
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August 25, 2025 at 7:06 PM
Warning: lack of archaeology posts on here, and the following autoreply is active:
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I am currently on paternity leave and will return on February 1, 2026. During this period, I will have limited access to email, so response times may be longer than usual.
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So help me out: what is this vertebrae,whale or mammoth? I’m guessing whale
July 29, 2025 at 6:22 PM
So help me out: what is this vertebrae,whale or mammoth? I’m guessing whale
Wheel cross etched in ceramic from Lindegaard II, Horsens. A production site deposition in wetlands of ceramic, metal, food, and other organic remains. C. 600-400 BCE 🏺 #archaeology #Denmark
July 6, 2025 at 9:14 AM
Wheel cross etched in ceramic from Lindegaard II, Horsens. A production site deposition in wetlands of ceramic, metal, food, and other organic remains. C. 600-400 BCE 🏺 #archaeology #Denmark
Commercial archaeology is always fun. Because each time you go into the field exploring new areas, you never really know what will appear. This time nothing, but next time something interesting
April 14, 2025 at 8:54 PM
Commercial archaeology is always fun. Because each time you go into the field exploring new areas, you never really know what will appear. This time nothing, but next time something interesting
And now for something completely different: Mesolithic and Neolithic landscape with multiple different details. Spot the houses and details of land-use. #Archaeology #neolithic #3D #landscape #Denmark
March 30, 2025 at 7:39 PM
And now for something completely different: Mesolithic and Neolithic landscape with multiple different details. Spot the houses and details of land-use. #Archaeology #neolithic #3D #landscape #Denmark
Neolithic landscape with multiple different details. Spot the houses and details of land-use. #Archaeology #neolithic #3D #landscape #Denmark
March 22, 2025 at 7:37 PM
Neolithic landscape with multiple different details. Spot the houses and details of land-use. #Archaeology #neolithic #3D #landscape #Denmark
Revelations from a specialized seasonal site of transverse arrow production. Ertebølle culture at its best! #mesolithic #Ertebølle #archaeology #Denmark 🏺
February 19, 2025 at 9:15 PM
Revelations from a specialized seasonal site of transverse arrow production. Ertebølle culture at its best! #mesolithic #Ertebølle #archaeology #Denmark 🏺
The smallest things are sometimes the most incredible things to find when excavating. Here a small microlith of the Maglemosian culture some 9000 years ago. Archaeology is fun #denmark #archaelogy #mesolithic 🏺
February 15, 2025 at 10:40 PM
The smallest things are sometimes the most incredible things to find when excavating. Here a small microlith of the Maglemosian culture some 9000 years ago. Archaeology is fun #denmark #archaelogy #mesolithic 🏺
Little tips of beauty! A small transverse from a middle/late ertebølle site with plenty of evidence of continued transverse production at a summer camp at the edge of water with plenty of uprooted ancient trees. More to follow #archaelogy #mesolithic #denmark #ertebølle🏺
January 28, 2025 at 8:17 PM
Little tips of beauty! A small transverse from a middle/late ertebølle site with plenty of evidence of continued transverse production at a summer camp at the edge of water with plenty of uprooted ancient trees. More to follow #archaelogy #mesolithic #denmark #ertebølle🏺
Not enough archaeology on here. So here it is: a late Erteboelle blade core from the last hunter-gatherers of Denmark #mesolithic #archaology excavation eastern Jutland
December 29, 2024 at 10:57 PM
Not enough archaeology on here. So here it is: a late Erteboelle blade core from the last hunter-gatherers of Denmark #mesolithic #archaology excavation eastern Jutland
During the weekend I experienced a great heated debate with friends, about what archaeology is;
It resulted in me pointing out that archaeology is basic. It is the study of material culture of the past combined with the rest of academia. Archaeology in itself does not say much. What do you think?
It resulted in me pointing out that archaeology is basic. It is the study of material culture of the past combined with the rest of academia. Archaeology in itself does not say much. What do you think?
December 2, 2024 at 8:49 PM
During the weekend I experienced a great heated debate with friends, about what archaeology is;
It resulted in me pointing out that archaeology is basic. It is the study of material culture of the past combined with the rest of academia. Archaeology in itself does not say much. What do you think?
It resulted in me pointing out that archaeology is basic. It is the study of material culture of the past combined with the rest of academia. Archaeology in itself does not say much. What do you think?
The Maglemose Culture simply produces stunning cores and blades ❤️ #archaeology #mesolithic #denmark
November 19, 2024 at 7:31 PM
The Maglemose Culture simply produces stunning cores and blades ❤️ #archaeology #mesolithic #denmark