Samantha Reiter

(farksr@hum.au.dk)

ESR Fellow, Århus

Project description

 

 

 

 

Education:

Current: PhD Fellow, Århus University, Denmark Forging Identities Project 
 
2008-2009 University of Southampton, UK MA Osteoarchaeology, Distinction
 
2005-2008 University of Southampton, UK BA (Hons) Archaeology, First Class Honours
 
 

Grants and Scholarships:

 2008-2009 Arts and Humanities Research Council: Masters Scheme Full Award
 
2006 GRAMPUS: EASE Europass Archaeological Training Placement: Cēsis, Latvia
 
2002 Lily Scholarship for studies in Comparative Theology
 
 

Archaeological Experience:

2011: Forging Identities Summer School Excavation at Teleac, Romania; Directors Prof. Horia Ciugudean and Dr. Nikolaus Boroffka
 
2010: Forging Identities Summer School Survey of Bronze Age Tell in Teleac, Romania; Directors Prof. Horia Ciugudean and Dr. Nikolaus Boroffka
 
2010: Forging Identities Summer School Bronze Age Tell Excavation in Szazhalombatta, Hungary; Director Magdolna Vicze 
 
2009: Portus Project in Rome, Italy; Directors Prof. Simon Keay and Prof. Martin Millett, Post-excavation care of skeletal material and finds processing
 
2008: Portus Project in Rome, Italy; Directors Prof. Simon Keay and Prof. Martin Millett; Specialized grave excavation, general excavation, environmental sampling and processing
 
2007: Portus Project in Rome, Italy; Directors Prof. Simon Keay and Prof. Martin Millett; General excavation, environmental and finds processing
 
2007: Monticello Project at Faunal Lab, Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia, USA; Director Dr. Joanne Bowen; Identification and analysis of faunal assemblages, bones processing, general excavation
 
2004: Curatorial Department Internship with Bermuda Maritime Museum in Dockyard, Bermuda; Director Charlotte Andrews; Collections cataloguing, contribution to MARITimes museum magazine
 
 

Language Skills:

 English: Mother tongue
 
French: Fluent
 
German: Zertifikat Deutsch mit gutem Erfolg (2005)
 
Danish: Currently LærDansk level 4/6
 
 

Publications:

Reiter, S. 2004. ”Shipwreck Collections: Treasures of L’Herminie” MARITimes: The Magazine of the Bermuda Maritime Museum 17(2): 20-21.

 




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