Stefan Eichert is Researcher and Lecturer at the Institute of Prehistory and Historical Archaeology. His main field of research comprises Early Medieval archaeology, digital humanities and experimental archaeology.

Assistent professor at the Department of Archaeology, Faculty of Arts Constantine Philosopher University in Nitra. Her research field is Archaeobotany and Environmental Archaeology.

Specialised on the investigation of medieval settlement patterns and application of GIS methods in archaeology.

Nina Brundke is an Archaeologist, Anthropologist and PhD-Student at the Institute of Prehistory and Historical Archaeology (University of Vienna). Her main fields of research are medieval burial practices, osteoarchaeology and palaeopathology.

Archaeologist, Anthropologist and PhD-Student at the Institute of Prehistory and Historical Archaeology (University of Vienna). Her research interests are early medieval burial practices and sociological approaches in archaeology.

Edith Nechansky is a Master Student carrying out her research on Early Medieval Settlements in the Border Region between Austria, Slovakia and Moravia.

Lecturer at the Department of Archaeology, Faculty of Arts Constantine Philosopher University in Nitra. He specialises in La Tène period, Roman period and Medieval period Archaeology.

Assistent professor and the head of the Department of Archaeology, Faculty of Arts Constantine Philosopher University in Nitra. She specialises in Prehistoric Archaeology and Methods of Archaeological Prospection.

Archaeologist specialised in Medieval Archaeology, Early and High Medieval Castles, Pottery and Medieval as well as Modern Age Burial Rites.