Dominik Göldner

Alumni

M.Sc. Archaeological Science, University of Tübingen

BA Prehistoric Archaeology, Freie Universität Berlin

Dominik Göldner is currently a Ph.D. student at the University of Tübingen, Germany at the Department for Archaeological Science and Human Evolution. He is research collaborator at the University of Kentucky and has a wide field of interest in provenience research, open science, imaging techniques, and morphometric analysis of human morphological variation, with focus on the cranial base. In 2019 Dominik finished his BA in Prehistoric Archaeology at the Free University in Berlin where he studied possibilities of recontextualization of human remains from historical collections – exemplified on undocumented skeleton findings from early Medieval cemetery in Germany. For his Master's thesis he is currently conducting traditional morphometric and geometric morphometric analyses to study global patterns of morphologic variation of the foramen magnum in modern humans.