The National Science Centre, Poland fund the project under the SONATINA funding scheme. The funding is addressed to researchers at the onset of their career offering them full-time employment in Polish research institutions and funding to carry out research projects, as well as the opportunity of a 3-6-month visiting fellowship outside of Poland.
The Institute of Archaeology, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, hosts my project. The unit guarantees access to the Traceological Laboratory with its high-quality equipment and reference collections. It supports the experimental archaeological work associated with the project.
dr hab. Grzegorz Osipowicz, prof. UMK
Professor Osipowicz is a specialist in Stone Age archaeology and traceological analysis of osseous tools. He provides mentorship and training in traceological analysis, and papers relating to technological and functional aspects of studies performed under the project.
The conducted research would not take place without the kindness and help of directors and employees of many museums and scientific units which have agreed for the analyses of the selected archaeological collections and artefacts. Belong to them:
