This was an amazing season with an amazing and international crew! The goal for this summer was to open large excavation blocks over selected magnetometric anomalies that were likely to be houses. Blocks were placed both on-tell and off-tell to see how houses differ across the site. In addition to excavations, we continued to process and study the recovered materials, expand survey work, and select samples for additional analyses.

2023
-Dr. Dani Riebe (University of Georgia, USA)
-Dr. János Dani (Déri Museum, Debrecen, Hungary)
-Dr. Attila Gyucha (University of Georgia, USA)
-Dr. Rod Salisbury (University of Bratislava, Slovakia)
-Dr. Susan Allen (University of Cincinnati, USA)
-Dr. Billy Ridge (University of Illinois at Chicago, USA)
-V. Nuccio (University of Georgia, USA)
-Alina Karapandzich (University of Georgia, USA)
-Emil Holland (University of Georgia Alumna, USA)
-Polina Podholecka (University of Bratislava, Slovakia)
-Olta Idrizi (University of Cincinnati, USA)
-Oliver Kuzmowycz (University of North Georgia, USA)
-Ansley McCraw (University of Georgia, USA)
-Claire Marston (University of Georgia, USA)
-Eva Sell (University of Georgia, USA)
-Lexy Williams (University of Georgia Alumna, USA)
-János Győri (University of Miskolc, Hungary)
-Alessandro Sella (University of Leeds, UK)

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Drone image showing the 2023 excavation blocks at Csökmő-Káposztás-domb.

Training students in excavation methods and documentation.

A very special discovery: a Herpály oven (located in the profile of the excavation block - of course!).