From 2017 to 2022 I studied ‘Archäologische Wissenschaften’ at the Archaeological Institute of the Ruhr-University Bochum. I completed my bachelor’s degree with a thesis that focused on Neolithic crucibles that belonged to the Pfyn-culture in southern Germany and Switzerland.
Since 2022, I have been studying for my master’s degree in ‘Ur- und Frühgeschichte’ and ‘Wirtschafts- und Rohstoffarchäologie’. Currently, I am working on my master’s thesis about the Stollhof Depot, where I want to go into further detail about the provenance of the raw materials and metalworking techniques. In the period from December 2024 to April 2025, I was a member of the Iran Project of the German Mining Museum. Since May 2025, I’ve been engaged in the Inden-Pier Project.
Research interests
I am especially interested in crafts, investigating ‘how things are made’, studying manufacturing processes from scratch to the finished end product. But not just theoretically, but also in a practical way through experimental archaeology and including further archaeometrical research. My main focus is on working with copper, bronze, ceramics, glass and iron and the corresponding pyrotechnical processes.
