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Livija Ivanovaitė (M.A.) is a PhD student within the project “40 000 years of human challenges: perception, conceptualisation, and coping in premodern societies” at the Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz. Her main research interest is the (re)-colonization of middle and northern European latitudes after the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM). She is also interested in cumulative culture and knowledge transmission among prehistoric hunter-gatherers.
Livija Ivanovaitė is working on a PhD topic “Hunter-gatherers presence in Central Europe at the end of Late Glacial Maximum and subsequent re-colonisation process of middle and northern European latitudes”. In her work she investigates sporadic hunter-gatherers presence in the Central Europe at the end of LGM, coping mechanisms with unfavorable palaeoenvironmental conditions during and early post-LGM, and subsequent expansion process by hunter-gatherers.
Das Forschungsvorhaben ist Teil der Thematischen Area 2: Kreierte Welt.
Vorträge:
Jöris, Olaf; Ivanovaité, Livija; Gaudzinksi-Windheuser, Sabine (2020): Die Wahrnehmung von Herausforderungen im paläolithischen Gesellschaften. Probleme und Herausforderungen. Interner Workshop des Profilbereichs ‚40.000 years of human challenges‘ an der Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz.Wahrnehmungen von Herausforderungen und Krisen in vormodernen Gesellschaften als Untersuchungsfeld: Möglichkeiten und Grenzen. online, 23.10.2020.
Ivanovaité, Livija (2020): Re-colonisation of Central and Northern Europe after the Late Glacial Maximum. resource instability, scarcity, and hunter-gatherer population dynamics. “Materialities of Challenges – Challenges of Materialities. Understanding the Materialities of Threats, Scarcity, Surplus and Coping in Premodern Communities”. Mainz, organized by Stefan Schreiber/ Verena Niebel/ Felix Levenson/ Elwira Janus/ Livija Ivanovaitė. online, 03.11.2020.
Mitarbeit/Organisation:
“Materialities of Challenges – Challenges of Materialities. Understanding the Materialities of Threats, Scarcity, Surplus and Coping in Premodern Communities”. Internationaler Workshop der Nachwuchsgruppe des Profilbereichs Challenges; organisiert von Stefan Schreiber, Verena Niebel, Felix Levenson, Elwira Janus und Livija Ivanovaitė, Mainz, 3.-4. November 2020.