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About CEZACEZA is a scientific research institute, a specialized laboratory for analyses in the heritage sciences, a service provider in the field of archaeometry and a provider of scientific analyses.

Our researchWe are your competent partner for scientific investigations of heritage assets and a cooperation partner in many research projects.

ManagementThe management of CEZA gGmbH currently consists of three members: A scientific director, a scientific board member and a commercial director.

TeamThe CEZA team currently comprises around 30 employees. In addition to the colleagues from the scientific areas, CEZA also has a professional administration and back office.

Annual reportsIf you would like to find out more about our work, our projects and our priorities in compact summaries, simply click through our annual reports.

CertificatesWith ISO 9001:2015, CEZA has established a quality management system that helps to continuously improve internal processes.
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Material analysesMaterial analysis is used to characterize the chemical composition and structure of metals, glass, rocks, ores, slags and ceramics. It can be used not only in archaeometry, but also in other areas such as industry, forensics and other fields.

Isotope analysesThe determination of isotope compositions, in particular the combination of different isotope systems, has a wide range of applications in the fields of archaeology, geosciences and biosciences. At the CEZA, they are mainly used for archaeometallurgical, geological and bioarchaeological questions.

Technological investigationsThe aim of technological investigations in archaeometry is primarily the characterization of materials and objects on a macroscopic and microscopic level. However, such investigations are also used in other areas.

Authenticity testsWe carry out authenticity tests on various metals and their alloys.

DatingDirect age determination of objects is a cornerstone of archaeological research.

Determination of biogenic/renewable carbonMethods used in archaeometry can be used to investigate so-called bio-based materials.

BioarchaeologyHuman and animal remains are the sources of bioarchaeological research at CEZA.

Scientific supportThe basic prerequisites for the generation of meaningful analysis data are the use of adequate methods and the selection of suitable sample material.
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Sponsors and partnersOur sponsors and partners are a decisive factor in our successful work. Many projects would not be possible without this long-term support and cooperation.

Co-operationsOur cooperation with large and respected institutions enables us to offer a broad portfolio and long-term planning security.

ProjectsThe expertise of our employees, the large portfolio and a modern and well-positioned infrastructure are our strengths, which make the large number of major projects possible in the first place.

PublicationsNumerous nationally and internationally effective publications in which our colleagues are involved attest to the expertise of our scientists.
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MethodsOur portfolio of methods is extensive and is unrivaled internationally. At our institute you will find more or less the complete range of scientific research methods.

MaterialsThere is almost no material that we cannot examine or analyze. The selection ranges from bioapatite, wood, plastic or metals to skin or teeth.

InfrastructureThe extensive range of methods also requires a comprehensive infrastructure. At CEZA, you receive precise analyses thanks to state-of-the-art technology and highly trained scientists.

Research focusOur research focuses range from archaeometallurgy, chronology structure and climate research, the dating of archaeological finds to human morphology, health, nutrition and mobility.

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HistoGenes – Research results published in Nature
HISCAR – A second revolution!

tree ring collection

HISCAR – A second revolution!

The CEZA project HISCAR closes important gaps to create the longest uninterrupted period of annually resolved ¹⁴C data.

Dr. Ronny Friedrich

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