Dalia Pokutta

(dalia.anna.pokutta@gu.se)

ESR Fellow, Gothenburg

Project description


 

 

 

Personal informations

 

 

 Dalia Anna Pokutta

 

 Date of birth:05.Juni 1979  

 

 Place of birth:Ludwigshafen/Germany                                                                                                                                                                                                                                

 

 E-mail contact: dalia.anna.pokutta@gu.se

 

 Address:Göteborgs universitet, Humanisten,

 Renströmsgatan 6,Box 200, 405 30 Göteborg 

 

 Telefon: 031-786 46 10

 

 

 

 Education:

 

 1998-2004 5-years full-time studies at Jagiellonian University in Cracow in History, Department of Classic and Byzantine Studies, M.A in History, specialism: Byzantine Italy and Norman Conquest of Italy in XI century.

 2000-2005 5-years full-time studies at Jagiellonian University in Cracow in Archaeology, Department of Mediterranean Classic Archaeology, M.A in Field Archaeology, specialism: Late Roman Sculpture/sarcophages.

 

 

Work experience:

 

 2009 Forging Identities Summer School-Bronze Age tell excavations in Szazhalombatta, Hungary

 2007-2009 - work with Wessex Archaeology Trust; excavations in Horton seasons 2007&2008 (Kent)-multi-period site: Neolithic settlement,Bronze Age cemetery,B/A and Romano-British field systems, medieval enclosures

 Waterlooville (Sussex)-Bronze Age and Romano-British field system

 Addlestone (Kent)- Bronze Age features and Roman cremations

 Norwich (Norfolk)-Roman saline

 Milbourn Port (Somerset)- settlement Modern Age (ca. XVIII cent.)

 Welwyn (Hertfordshire)- modern urban excavations

 Eysnford Dartford (Kent)-modern urban excavations

 Southampton- Saxon cest pits and settlement

 Thurock High House-Bronze Age and Romano-British inhumations

 Nottingham- BA and R/B field systems, pits, R/B paleochannels (2), Roman road

 2006 work with Antiqua Ltd.; Excavations in Gdansk (medieval harbor), Poland.

 2005 work with Antiqua Ltd.; Excavations in Gdansk (medieval harbor), Poland;

 2004 contract with Castrum Ltd.;Excavations in Mucharz (Late Mesolithic site),Poland;post: Project Officer.

 2004  excavations in Danków (Bronze Age Lusitanian cemetery), Poland

 2003  excavations in Mokra (Iron Age cemetery), Poland

 2002excavations in Lubowice (Bronze Age settlement),Poland;supervisor:Prof. J.Chochorowski

 2001excavations in Danków (Bronze Age Lusitanian cemetery), Poland;supervisor: Prof.M.Gedl

 2000 excavations in Krakow-Cło (multi-period site) supervisor: Prof. M.Kaczanowska

 

 

 

Key experience: 

  •  Full range of fieldwork techniques, exploration, field walking, digital and analogue photography, drawing/all scales, sampling, post-ex

  • Collinbourne Ducis project (2007)-Training in human bones including work with burnt human remains, exploration of cremations and urns. Supervision:  J.McKinley PhD (Wessex Archaeology); Training in recognition and preservation of pottery from Neolithic to Modern Age (2008) Supervision:  L.Mepham PhD(Wessex Archaeology)

  • Training in detection and proceedings with UXO (unexploded ordnance) and UXB (unexploded bombs) by Zetica Ltd for WA

  •  First Aider - Polish Red Cross

 Languages

  English,Polish-fluent

  Russian-good,German-intermediate

  Swedish-beginner

  Latin-advanced (SPNJO UJ certificate)

 

 

 

 Interests:

 

 

  My interests focus on issues relating social mobility patterns and migrations in Early Bronze Age communities and implementation of strontium and  DNA analyses for human remains researches.

 

 

 

Publications:

 

  • ‘Terror Mundis. Beginnings of political and military career of Robert Guiscard according to Amato de Monte Cassino chronicle’, Menhir Magazine, Jagiellonian University 3/2004

  •  ‘The Pope, Devil and Normans.... The Anatomy of Norman Conquest of Italy in XI century according to sources’, Menhir Magazine Jagiellonian University, part 1, 4/2004, part 2, 5/2004 

  • ‘Sikelgaita of Salerno. Contribution to studies of social and political role of women in medieval Italy’, Menhir Magazine, Jagiellonian  University 6/2005

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




Department of Anthropology, Archaeology and Linguistics | Aarhus University | Moesgård Allé 20 | DK-8270 Højbjerg | Denmark | Email: aal@au.dk | Tel: +45 8942 1111