Mag. Julia Klammer
Universität Wien
Institut für Urgeschichte und Historische Archäologie
Franz-Klein-Gasse 1
1190 Wien
T: (+43) 01 4277 40304
Email: j.klammer@univie.ac.at
General Research Interests
Landscape Archaeology, LiDAR-Prospection, GIS-Analysis, 3D-Visualisation, Historical Maps and Especially Transport Networks, Reworking Old Data with Modern Techniques.
Academic Education
2002-2012 | Study of Archaeology at the Department of Prehistory and Early History (currently Department of Prehistoric and Historical Archaeology), University of Vienna. Master Thesis: “Altwegestrukturen im Hinterland von Mautern/Favianis” |
Projects
Since 2015 | “Beyond Lake Villages”, international research project (FWF I-1693), https://beyondlakevillages.wordpress.com/home/ |
2014/15 | “Graves of St. Stephan”, georeferencing and 3D-visualisation and of the graves at the cathedral of St. Stephan. |
2013-2015 | Hall-Impact: disentangling climate and culture impact on the prehistoric salt mines of Hallstatt (Austria), GIS-analysis, geofactor analysis, statistical analysis. |
Since 2013 | Aerial Archive of the Department of Prehistoric and Historical Archaeology, University of Vienna, LiDAR-prospection in eastern Austria. |
Since 2011 | Research in Hallstatt focusing 3D-visualisations of prehistoric salt mining sites, georeferencing of excavation maps and plans, mapping and documentation of prehistoric sites. |
Excavations
Since 2011 | Research assistant, Early Iron Age graveyard and Bronze Age salt mine in the high valley of Hallstatt, Upper Austria, primarily in charge of spatial documentation (Natural History Museum of Vienna). |
2013 | Local site manager, “Ginglsee” Early Modern Period deserted settlement, Lower Austria (Austrian Federal Monuments Office). |
2010 | Site assistant, “Kleiner Anzingerberg” Copper Age hill settlement, Lower Austria (University of Vienna). |
2009 | Site assistant, Avar Period cemetery in Frohsdorf, Lower Austria, and prehistoric settlement in Schwarzach, Bavaria, Germany (University of Vienna, University of Bamberg). |
2008 | Site assistant, prehistoric settlement in Paudorf, Lower Austria, and a Middle Age Period site in Schollach within Schallaburg castle, Lower Austria (Archäologie Service, 3500 Krems). |
2004-2008 | Research scholarship, Later Iron Age hillfort in Schwarzenbach, Lower Austria (University of Vienna). |
2005 | Site assistant, “Rauher Kulm” Early Middle Age settlement, Bavaria, Germany (University of Vienna, University of Bamberg). |
2004 | Site assistant, mainly prehistoric sites in Pixendorf, Freundorf, Haselbach and Unterradelberg, Lower Austria (Archäologie Service, 3500 Krems). |
Teaching
2011/12 | Tutor “GIS-Applications in archaeology” at the Department of Prehistoric and Historical Archaeology, University of Vienna. |