Konrad Smiarowski

Position

Researcher

Affiliation

Short info

I am an environmental archaeologist specializing in zooarchaeology, bioarchaeology, historical ecology, and human-environment interactions.

Research

My research focuses on the North Atlantic and Arctic regions, particularly Norse Greenland, Iceland, and Norway, investigating how past societies adapted to climate variability, environmental change, and resource challenges. Through the analysis of animal remains, other archaeological evidence, and environmental records, I explore long-term patterns of resilience, sustainability, and cultural transformation. My research also examines outfield resource use, mobility, maritime economies, and the emergence of complex coastal societies.

Teaching

I have been an instructor at the annual  Archaeological Field Course (ARK307) since 2021.

Publications

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Research report

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