ArchLab is an infrastructure for archaeological sciences, with the mission to develop and complement existing methods for answering archaeological and environmental history questions.
Mission
ArchLab’s primary aim is to ensure the continued provision of services for creating and analysing archaeological data, thereby contributing to our understanding of past human activities, societies, environments and climates.
Open Science
ArchLab supports FAIR archaeological research data and strives to comply with all aspects of Open Science. This includes embracing all efforts to make data, metadata, reports and publications available and usable for current and future generations. Support is provided for users to deposit data and metadata into databases and repositories in close partnership with SwedigArch — the Swedish National Infrastructure for Digital Archaeology.
ArchLab was founded by the Universities of Umeå, Uppsala, Stockholm, and Lund, and is supported by the Swedish Research Council (grant ref. no. 2023 – 00174).
The ArchLab laboratories are in Umeå, Uppsala, Stockholm and Lund, and are organised into nine modules, each with specialised capabilities.
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Steering committee
Read more: Steering committeeJessica M. Lindvall (Chair), Associate Professor Bioinformatics, Stockholm University, Deputy Head of Node ELIXIR-SE/NBIS | ORCID:0000-0002-5042-8481 Charlotte Damm, Professor of…