ArchLab
Swedish National Infrastructure for Archaeological Science
ArchLab is a distributed research infrastructure for archaeological sciences in Sweden whose purpose is to develop and complement methods for answering archaeological and environmental history questions. ArchLab acts as a bridge between Research Archaeology, Commission Archaeology and Swedish Archaeological laboratories. We offer analytical services to researchers and professionals from the public or private sector.
-
About
ArchLab is an infrastructure for archaeological sciences. We are located at four Swedish Universities and together we run 13 different labs specialised in archaeological analysis…
-
Resources
ArchLab provides analytical services to archaeologists working at universities, museums and companies. We can assist all stages of archaeological research projects – from study design…
-
FAQ
Here you will find quick answers to common questions
News
ArchLab Takes Heritage to New Heights
ArchLab goes up in the air: our second pilot with Lund CathedralLast week the ArchLab team carried o…
600-year history of a beautiful Swedish forest of European Beech described
The 600-year history of a beautiful Swedish forest of European Beech is decribed in a new publicatio…
Events
Publications
Late quaternary hydroclimate variability in Madagascar and its connection to atmospheric circulation patterns
2024. Katrantsiotis, C., Haberle, S., Ekblom, A. et al. Abstract Large uncertainties still exist abo…
Modern land use changes drive shifts in nutrient cycling and diatom assemblages in the Baltic Sea coastal zone: A millennial perspective with a case study from Gamlebyviken, Swedish east coast
2024. Andrén, E., Vinogradova, O., Lönn, M. Abstract This study aims to investigate and disentangle …
The research potential of wood and other plant remains in burial contexts with dry soil conditions: Case studies from Bulgaria
2024. Hristova, I., Marinova, E., Atanassova, J. Abstract Burial context in regions with predominant…
Reports
Dobbeltspor dilling in rygge, Østfold, Borway: geoarchaeology and morphology of a mixed farming settlement
2024. Macphail, R. I., Linderholm, J., Gjerpe, L. E. et al. The archaeobotanical study of Dilling in…
Charcoal analysis of one sample from the site of Huseby, L1968:2225, Morlanda socken, Orust municipality, Bohuslän, Sweden
Miljöarkeologiska Laboratoriets Rapporter, 2024-022 Hristova, Ivanka; Östman, Sofi
ArchLab partners and sponsors
