Irene M. Petschko

@irenep.bsky.social

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archaeologist at @oeai.bsky.social / @oeaw.bsky.social‬ Coordinator at Digital Archaeology and Classics Unit Fieldwork in the Balkans and elsewhere 3D documentation, GIS, visualisation, data wrangling and archiving based in lovely Vienna (she/her)

photo of the clay figurine which has a human body and zoo- morphic elements (bear head or mask).
Photo of Georg Coch Platz in Vienna covered in Snow with Otto Wagner's Postsparkasse in the background.
Photo of the Stillfried rampart Section Trench I/1969: View from the west towards the southern profile of the first wall section under the direction of Felgenhauer in 1969 (SP I 69) and the former settlement area in the background. In the foreground are the remains of the older wood-earth box V1267/V1167, which runs from north to south. It consists of round and square timbers, mostly oak. Towards the settlement (to the east), a few beams from the younger wood-earth box V1154/V1268 were also uncovered immediately adjacent. The former rampart is now covered by 1–2.5 m thick fill from later periods of use.
screenshot of a QGIS dialogue window: The SVG export function in QGIS has several problems due to bugs and deficiencies in the underlying Qt SVG library. In particular, there are problems with layers not being clipped to the map bounding box. If you require a vector-based output file from QGIS it is suggested that you try exporting to PDF if the SVG output is not satisfactory.
Screenshot of the linked article
A photo of a full lecture room from the last row during the opening event of the Archaeo-Sexism exhibition. It is the biggest lecture room of the Institute for Prehistorical and Historical Archaeology of the University of Vienna.
A photo of an architectural sculpture (an Angel holding two wings in Art Noveau style) on the roof of the building Postsparkasse in Vienna. The sculpture is by Othmar Schimkowitz while the building was designed by famous Art Noveau architect Otto Wagner. The walls are covered with white marble slabs and each slab bears a round aluminum application. The underside of the roof overhang is also visible and also bears ornaments.
Middle Bronze Age figurines with incrustations that depict body ornaments and textile patterns © Museum Vojvodina, Novi Sad and city museum Vršac