Raimund Karl

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Raimund Karl is affiliated with the following schools: Bangor University, University of Vienna

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Raimund Karl

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#1779

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#2308

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Archeology

#305

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#449

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Raimund Karl's Degrees

PhD Archaeology University of Vienna
Masters Archaeology University of Vienna
Bachelors Archaeology University of Vienna

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According to Wikipedia, Raimund Karl is an Austrian archaeologist, Celticist and historian. He is currently a professor of Archaeology and Heritage Management Institute and at the School of History, Welsh History and Archaeology at Bangor University.

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Published Works

Alternative Representations of 3D-Reconstructed Heritage Data (2015) (23)
The Celts from everywhere and nowhere. A re-evaluation of the origins of the Celts and the emergence of Celtic cultures. (2010) (17)
MASTER AND APPRENTICE, KNIGHT AND SQUIRE: EDUCATION IN THE ‘CELTIC’ IRON AGE (2005) (17)
On the Highway to Hell: Thoughts on the Unintended Consequences for Portable Antiquities of § 11(1) Austrian Denkmalschutzgesetz (2011) (17)
Picture This! Community-Led Production of Alternative Views of the Heritage of Gwynedd (2014) (15)
An Atlas for Celtic Studies: Archaeology and Names in Ancient Europe and Early Medieval Ireland, Britain and Brittany (2007) (14)
Discovering the Archaeologists of Europe 2012-14: Transnational Report (2014) (12)
Celtoscepticism, a convenient excuse for ignoring non-archaeological evidence? (2004) (12)
Random Coincidences Or: the return of the Celtic to Iron Age Britain (2008) (12)
On the highway to hell. Thoughts on the unintended consequences of § 11 (1) Austrian Denkmalschutzgesetz (2011) (10)
Archaeological Responses to 5 Decades of Metal Detecting in Austria (2016) (9)
' Estimating ' numbers ? (2018) (9)
Community-driven Generation of 3D and Augmented Web Content for Archaeology (2014) (7)
What is ‘European Archaeology’? What Should it be? (2017) (7)
The Freedom of Archaeological Research: Archaeological Heritage Protection and Civil Rights in Austria (and Beyond) (2016) (6)
Crowd-sourcing archaeological research: HeritageTogether digital public archaeology in practice (2015) (5)
Crowd-Sourced Digitisation of Cultural Heritage Assets (2014) (4)
Iron Age chariots and medieval texts: a step too far in "breaking down boundaries"? (2003) (4)
An empirical examination of archaeological damage caused by unprofessional extraction of archaeology ex situ (‘looting’): A case study from Austria (2019) (4)
Small Works, Big Stories. Methodological approaches to photogrammetry through crowd-sourcing experiences (2015) (4)
The Meillionydd Project: Characterising the double ringwork enclosures in Gwynedd. Preliminary Excavation Report (2010) (3)
A History of Central European Archaeology: Theory, Methods, and Politics (2013) (3)
The public? Which public? (2012) (3)
Discovering the archaeologists of Europe - Austria. (2008) (3)
Becoming Welsh – Modelling First Millennium BC Societies in Wales and the Celtic context (2012) (3)
More tales from heritage hell: Law, policy and practice of archaeological heritage protection in Austria (2016) (3)
The Celtic World: Celtic History, Vol 3 (Critical concepts in historical studies) (2007) (3)
Discovering the Archaeologists of Austria 2012-14 (2014) (3)
'Estimating' numbers?: A response to a paper by Samuel A. Hardy (2018) (2)
Characterising the Double Ringwork Enclosures of Gwynedd: Meillionydd. Excavations. Preliminary Report. (2011) (2)
An empirical examination of metal detecting.: Per capita numbers of metal detectorists in a British-German comparison. (2018) (2)
Ain’t got no job… The archaeology labour market in Austria, Germany and the UK, 2007-2012 (2012) (2)
From head of kin to king of a country. The evolution of early feudal society in Wales. (2006) (2)
Authorities and subjects?: The legal framework for public participation in Austrian archaeology (2019) (2)
Holy Cow! Hawks, Wolves, Sheep and the Archaeological Animal Farm (2014) (2)
Guardian and Ward - age and gender as strange social attractors in the Celtic Iron Age. (2004) (2)
Digging Up the Past in Gwynedd: Heritage Research Tourism in Wales (2016) (1)
Visualising the unknown knowns in archaeology: why prehistory must not always look the same (2015) (1)
*butacos, *wossos, *geistlos, *ambactos. Celtic Socioeconomic Organisation in the European Iron Age. (2006) (1)
Hillforts of North Wales: Moel Fodig Excavations 2011-2012 (2012) (1)
Thoughts on the evolution of Celtic societies and grand Celtic narratives. (2007) (1)
Judgement Day in Heritage Hell (2018) (1)
Authority and Subject (in the Archaeological Discourse in Austria and Germany) (2020) (1)
Caer Drewyn and its Environs: Site surveys and analyses 2010-2011. Excavations at Moel Fodig hillfort. Interim Report (2011) (1)
Against retention in situ: How to best preserve archaeology for 'future generations'? (2018) (1)
Society and Law in continental Celtic Europe. (2005) (1)
The Celts from everywhere and nowhere. (2008) (1)
Profiling the Profession 2007-08: Austria. Project Report (2008) (1)
Against retention in situ (2018) (1)
Characterising the Double Ringwork Enclosures of Gwynedd: Meillionydd Excavations, July 2011: Stratigraphic Report (2015) (1)
Politics and power (2018) (1)
The ‚artefact erosion estimation‘-fallacy: Another response to papers by Samuel A. Hardy (2019) (1)
Caer Drewyn and its environs: Survey and desktop analyses, 2009-2010. Preliminary Report (2010) (1)
Characterising the Double Ringwork Enclosures of Gwynedd: Meillionydd Excavations, July 2012: Interim report (2015) (0)
Evaluating Participatory Practice In archaeology: Proposal for a standardized approach (2022) (0)
Not whether, but how: A response to a comment by Paul Barford (2018) (0)
The dutch group – IE *touta. (2006) (0)
Archaeology and Celtic Myth: An Exploration, by John Waddell (2016) (0)
La Tène [1], The archaeological site. (2006) (0)
Boii/Bohemia, Celts in (2006) (0)
At Swim-Two-Rocks: Comments on an article by Francesco Benozzo in TEA 33 (2010) (0)
Meillionydd : A Late Bronze and Iron Age double ringwork enclosure in northwest Wales (2019) (0)
How Celtic are the Welsh (2011) (0)
Human and Civil Rights, Archaeology, and Spiritual Practice (2018) (0)
Hallstatt [1], The archaeological site. (2006) (0)
Alpine area, Celts in the (2006) (0)
Roads [1] pre-Roman. (2006) (0)
Thrown out with the bathwater or properly buried? Infant skeletons in settlement contexts on the Dürrnberg bei Hallein (2011) (0)
Caerllion/Isca (Caerleon). (2006) (0)
Conserving and Managing Ancient Monuments. Heritage, Democracy, and Inclusion, by Keith Emerick (2016) (0)
Chris Webster, Field Archaeologist’s Survival Guide. Getting a Job and Working in Cultural Resource Management (2017) (0)
Theory in Celtic studies (2007) (0)
'Pure facts' necessarily give a false picture. (2010) (0)
Alternative views: Automated photogrammetry on lost heritage (2013) (0)
That can’t be right, can it?: Commercial foreign metal detecting tourism (not only) in England and Wales (2019) (0)
Re-creating Lost Heritage: Automated photogrammetry on archived images (2014) (0)
Söderström, U. (2018). Contract Archaeology and Sustainable Development. Between Policy and Practice (2019) (0)
Questionnaire: presenting archaeological reconstructions to the public (2010) (0)
Authority and Subject (in the Archaeological Discourse in Austria and Germany) (2020) (0)
In charge since time immemorial?: Disused monumental features as markers of inherited social status. (2017) (0)
Immersive Analytics and Deep Maps – the Next Big Thing for Cultural Heritage & Archaeology (2016) (0)
Scale, self-similarity, strange attractors and cultural identities: some more thoughts on a theory for Celtic Studies. (2003) (0)
The Celtic Zeitgeist? A study of cultural chaos. (2009) (0)
A First Millennium BC Double-Ringwork Enclosure at Meillionydd (2012) (0)
Looking forward. Entrance Orientation of Iron Age and Early Mediaeval Settlements in Central and Northwestern Europe. (2009) (0)
The Celts in Antiquity: Crossing the Divide Between Ancient History and Archaeology (2020) (0)
The Celtic World: Celtic Linguistics, Vol 4 (2007) (0)
Hoards and depositions. (2006) (0)
How to sell wine to a Celt. Trade in Iron Age Europe. (2003) (0)
Rezension über Manuel Fernández-Götz, Identity and Power: The Transformation of Iron Age Societies in Northeast Gaul. (2017) (0)
The court of law in Iron Age Celtic societies. (2008) (0)
Topoi in the reconstruction of late prehistoric settlements. (2010) (0)
Co-Production of alternative views of lost heritage : Crowd-sourced Photogrammetry in Heritage recording (2014) (0)
EMERGING SETTLEMENT MONUMENTALITY IN NORTH WALES DURING THE LATE BRONZE AND IRON AGE:: THE CASE OF MEILLIONYDD (2016) (0)
Chariot and wagon. (2006) (0)
Neighbourhood , Hospitality , Fosterage and Contracts Late Hallstatt and early La Tène complex social interaction north of the Alps (2005) (0)
Proceedings of the Second European Symposium in Celtic Studies held at the University of Bangor from July 31st to August 3rd 2017 (2018) (0)

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