The Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Archaeological Prospection and Virtual Archaeology is dedicated to the development of new techniques and methodological concepts for landscape archaeology.
It combines geophysics, computer science, geomatics and archaeology to develop efficient and universally applicable methods and techniques for the non-destructive detection, documentation, investigation, visualisation and integrative interpretation and spatial analysis of the cultural heritage of archaeological landscapes.

Latest Press Release: Wikingerzeitlicher Häuptlingssitz in Borre, Südnorwegen entdeckt

May 29^th – June 2^nd 2013

Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna