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          We are excited to announce the successful completion of our three-week field school in bioarchaeology at the medieval site of Crkveno Brdo (Senta, Serbia). 🎉 Over the first two weeks, our team excavated 30 individuals and engaged in an intensive program covering Mortuary Archaeology, Bioarchaeology, Osteology, and the Bioarchaeology of […]

Doing research in the field that you are so passionate about sounds like a dream job, and yet, studies show that more than 50% of PhD candidates suffer from severe psychological problems including depression and anxiety. So, what makes PhD so stressful? What are the good and bad sides of it? What are the obstacles […]

Hello everybody 🙂 We had the pleasure of participating in the Archeology after Dark podcast. We spoke about Ethics, Mortuary Archeology, how to become a Bioarcheologist, and many, many more interesting topics…  

Benjamin Franklin once said: “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest!” and we can’t agree more.So, if you are still looking for Christmas gifts WHY NOT GIVE THE GIFT OF KNOWLEDGE? From the 20th to the 30th of December, we offer a 10% discount for new participants and 30% off for returning participants for our […]

Field school 2023 summary! We are excited to share with you the outstanding achievements from our recent Field School at the Knights Templar church and Fort in Rašaška, 2023, which commenced on the 30th of July. This experience was truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for all of us, and its significance will be engraved not only […]

Our field school is starting on 31st of July!We are looking forward to see all our participants.Stay tuned and check our instagram profile for news and updates!Aita_Bioarch

Several members of Aita Bioarchaeology went to the Porous Skeletal Lesion conference and workshop at Coimbra University Portugal, where we presented new cases and discussed dificulties in existing methodology for detecting porotic lesions. 

Paleoparasitology is the study of parasites in ancient human and animal remains, including fossils, mummies, coprolites (fossilized faeces), or calcified cysts. This field of study uses a range of techniques, including microscopy, DNA analysis, and biomolecular techniques to identify and study ancient parasites. The study of ancient parasites can provide insights into the health and […]

Recently we had free lectures on a very interesting topic - Archaeobotany and Archaeozoology!Bioarchaeology is the study of human remains in an archaeological context. But it may also be used in a general sense as the study of any biological remains (fauna and flora) recovered from an archaeology site.If you missed this lecture and you […]