Cultural Heritage Governance for Resilient Climate Adaptation (AGREE)
Climate Change and Heritage Risk Assessments (SASCHA)
Preservation of Underwater and Coastal heritage sites (THETIDA)
Dating Akershus Castle using OSL-method
GREENGROWTH, Green growth and Sami Stakeholders. Public debate on Green resource extraction in Sápmi
Svalbard Archaeological Symposium 2023
Adressing knowledge gaps in Svalbard’s cultural heritage
Likneset – Investigations of climate change and degradation of archaeological cultural environments in Svalbard
Assessing diversity in cultural heritage from a migration perspective (DIVER)
Dynamic landscapes of Cultural Heritage – past, present and future
Reconstruction and adaptation of the historic building of the former ‘Gwarek’ bathhouse, Silesian Museum, Katowice, Poland
The New Sámi Renaissance: Nordic Colonialism, Social Change and Indigenous Cultural Policy (NESAR)
The Societal Dimensions of Sámi Research: The Production and Implementation of Knowledge in the High North (SoDiSami)
Digital documentation of rock paintings at Steinberget, Innlandet County
From Shapes to Action (SHACT) – The Narrative Turn in Prehistoric Image-Making in Northern Europe
Assessing the Principles of Faro Convention in Norwegian Heritage Governance (FarNor)
RUVIVAL
Mapping Memorialization of Pandemic Experiences
Archaeological excavations in Stavanger Cathedral
Digital book launch: Approaches to the Medieval Self
Webinar: The Ringsaker Altarpiece
CURBATHERI – Curating Sustainable Urban Transformations through Heritage
Medieval ruins at Avaldsnes
TriArc
The Edøy Ship
Sustainable adaptation – resilience in urban regeneration [ADAPT]
Dusting the Dusk of the Dark Ages
Conference: Critical Digital Heritage
Elgeseter Priory
CULTCOAST
Madonna Tabernacles in Europe c. 1150-c. 1350
The Gjellestad Ship
Idélab: Mobile Moods
Conference: Nature and Culture in Medieval Towns
PARKAS
Involvement of stakeholders when assessing a collection of paintings
Conservators’ perception of their own professional role
Immigrant Heritage
Critical reflections on Cultural Heritage Research
Effects of Cultural values framework
Decentralisation of Cultural Heritage Management
NIKU and the European Association of Archaeologists
Heritage politics at work
Religious art in a social context
Street art, heritage and urban space
The Self in Social Spaces
Heritage across borders
Heritage and the European far-right
Geophysical archaeology and research
Investigating medieval urbanisation through bioarchaeology
Trondheim’s Market Square
World Heritage Research
HIERARCHIES
Pisztory´s Palace in Bratislava
Archaeology on Instagram
The Søndre gate church excavation
The Follo Line Project
The Skeleton in the Well at Sverresborg
Laser scanning of Urnes stave church
Mural paintings in Oslo City Hall
