• 10th Balkan Symposium on Archaeometry: Connecting Minds: Unveiling the Past Together: International Conference, Budapest, Hungary, 19–22 October 2026: abstract book / editors: Bernadett Bajnóczi, Gabriella Kulcsár, Viktória Mozgai. Institute of Archaeology ELTE Research Centre for the Humanities, Institute for Geological and Geochemical Research, HUN-REN RCAES, Archaeolingua Foundation, Budapest 2026.

        ISBN 978-615-5766-89-3

      • Contents
      • Foreword
        Pages: 7–8

      • Committees
        Pages: 9–10

      • Conference Programme
        Pages: 11–19

      • Keynote lectures
        Pages: 21–27

      • Sponsor presentations
        Pages: 29–30

      • Oral presentations and posters
        Session 1
        Probing the past: Advanced analytical toolkits for heritage science
        Pages: 33–37

      • Session 2
        The artefact’s anatomy: Deep dives into material characterisation
        Pages: 39–148

      • Session 3
        Enduring legacies: Science-led conservation of tangible heritage
        Pages: 151–159

      • Session 4
        The fire of invention: Ancient metallurgy from ore to artefact
        Pages: 161–177

      • Session 5
        Marking time: Advanced dating methods in archaeological science
        Pages: 179–185

      • Session 6
        History in motion: Reconstructing the past through experimental science
        Pages: 187–191

      • Session 7
        Written in bone: Biological archives of health, diet, and mobility
        Pages: 193–215

      • Session 8
        More than meat: Multidisciplinary approaches to zooarchaeology
        Pages: 217–227

      • Session 9
        Food for thought: Tracing ancient consumption through organic residues
        Pages: 229–241

      • Session 10
        Mapping the invisible: Geophysical and remote sensing applications
        Pages: 243–253

      • Session 11
        Context is everything: Geoarchaeological and environmental perspectives
        Pages: 255–267

      • Session 12
        Code of the past: Computational tools for a data-driven archaeology
        Pages: 269–279