The 2019 season was a short, 3-week season that brought together an international team of specialists, students, and volunteers. Six countries were represented on the project this year, including USA, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Austria, and Greece. Through hands-on experience, participants were able to learn remote sensing techniques, survey and excavation methods, and GIS analyses.

     2019
  • Dr. Dani Riebe (University of Illinois at Chicago/Field Museum, USA)
  • Dr. János Dani (Déri Museum, Debrecen, Hungary)
  • Dr. Attila Gyucha (Field Museum, USA)
  • Dr. Bill Parkinson (University of Illinois at Chicago/Field Museum, USA)
  • Dr. Rick Yerkes (The Ohio State University, USA)
  • Dr. Rod Salisbury (University of Vienna, Austria)
  • Dr. Apostolos Sarris (F.O.R.T.H., Greece)
  • Dr. Nasos Argyriou (F.O.R.T.H., Greece)
  • Dr. Becky Seifried (F.O.R.T.H., Greece)
  • Billy Ridge (University of Illinois at Chicago, USA)
  • Luke Gallagher (Illinois State University, USA)
  • Summer Shaw (University of Illinois at Chicago, USA)
  • Christine Athanamah (University of Illinois at Chicago, USA)
  • Eszter Karáncsonyi (University of Zagreb, Croatia)
  • Chandler Jarboe (Field Museum, USA)
  • Deidre Crouch (Chicago, USA)
  • Gligor Dakovic (University of Pittsburgh, USA)
  • Dr. Máté Stibrányi (Varkapitányság Zrt., Hungary)
  • Mihály Pethe (Várkapitányság Zrt., Hungary)
  • Gábor Mesterházy (Várkapitányság Zrt., Hungary)

Are you interested in participating in PIPP in the future? Follow notices posted on the What's New tab to learn about upcoming opportunities or contact Dr. Danielle Riebe directly.
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Visiting the Late Neolithic tell site, Vésztő-Mágor.
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Students learning GIS from Dr. Rebecca Seifried.
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Students learning how to operate a magnetometer.
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Evening lectures led by specialists on the project (featured here is Dr. Nasos Argyriou from FORTH).