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Human Earth Lab

people, soils and landscapes through time

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Collaboration, students, media, institutions and research partners.

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Research and collaboration

Archaeology, soils and landscapes

We collaborate on research into long-term landscape change, soil processes, settlement areas, sediments and traces of human activity preserved in landscapes.

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Applied potential

Global carbon and nitrogen change

We approach soils as long-term archives of landscape change. Carbon and nitrogen isotopes, geochemistry and spatial data help trace land use, soil processes and the stability of landscape systems over long timescales.

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Get in touch about collaboration, student projects, public communication, media enquiries or questions related to long-term changes in soils and landscapes.

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Institutional base

Human Earth Lab

The lab is based at the Department of Archaeology, Faculty of Arts, Charles University.

It brings together archaeology, geoarchaeology, soil science, geochemistry, isotope analysis, spatial analysis and environmental history.

Department of Archaeology
Charles University, Faculty of Arts
nám. Jana Palacha 1/2
CZ-116 38 Prague 1
Czech Republic

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