Michaela Harbeck is curator at the SNSB, State Collection for Anthropology in Munich. She received her PhD and postdoctoral lecture qualification (Habilitation) in Biological Anthropology at the Ludwig-Maximilians University Munich. There she was working as an assistant professor before changing to her current position. She is co-author of two standard textbook for biological anthropology in German language and of many scientific articles dealing with all areas of Osteolarchaeology. The focus of her research, however, is on migration and living conditions in (early-) medieval times. Christof Paulus is working at the House of Bavarian History (Haus der Bayerischen Geschichte) and is Associate Professor at the Institute of Medieval History, Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich. He completed his doctorate and postdoctoral lecture qualification (Habilitation) in medieval history. His research interests include early medieval global history, not least the First Plaque pandemic, the political and cultural history of the 15th century and methodological exchange with other research disciplines. He is the author of a comprehensive history of Bavarian culture from its beginnings to the present day (second edition 2025) and of numerous scientific articles, especially the edition of medieval sources.

• ForewordAlbert ZinkFrom the Winthir Cemetery to the Winthir CollectionMichaela Harbeck, Christof PaulusExcavation and structure of the archaeological siteFrank Stremke, Franziska Schreil, Michaela HarbeckIdentificationMichaela HarbeckArchaeology, academia, monument preservation: On the significance of investigations in the so-called Winthir Cemetery in Munich-NeuhausenJochen HaberstrohHistorical contextualisationsBarbara Schratzenstaller, Simon Degenhardt, Christof PaulusThe small archaeological finds of the Winthir Cemetery – a first overviewMelanie MarxOsteological analyses and first exploration of skeletal marker of adult individualsMichaela Harbeck, Eva Kropf, Nadine Carlichi-Witjes, Bernd Trautmann, Kristin von HeykingTaphonomy and bone preservationKristin von Heyking, Nadine Carlichi-WitjesOsteobiographiesVerena Straubinger, Eva KropfA first osteological look at the non-adult individualsJanette Ja-Young LeeThe importance of the Winthir remains as an identified skeletal collectionSandra LöschCatalogue

Michaela Harbeck is curator at the SNSB, State Collection for Anthropology in Munich. She received her PhD and postdoctoral lecture qualification (Habilitation) in Biological Anthropology at the Ludwig-Maximilians University Munich. There she was working as an assistant professor before changing to her current position. She is co-author of two standard textbook for biological anthropology in German language and of many scientific articles dealing with all areas of Osteolarchaeology. The focus of her research, however, is on migration and living conditions in (early-) medieval times. Christof Paulus is working at the House of Bavarian History (Haus der Bayerischen Geschichte) and is Associate Professor at the Institute of Medieval History, Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich. He completed his doctorate and postdoctoral lecture qualification (Habilitation) in medieval history. His research interests include early medieval global history, not least the First Plaque pandemic, the political and cultural history of the 15th century and methodological exchange with other research disciplines. He is the author of a comprehensive history of Bavarian culture from its beginnings to the present day (second edition 2025) and of numerous scientific articles, especially the edition of medieval sources.

• ForewordAlbert ZinkFrom the Winthir Cemetery to the Winthir CollectionMichaela Harbeck, Christof PaulusExcavation and structure of the archaeological siteFrank Stremke, Franziska Schreil, Michaela HarbeckIdentificationMichaela HarbeckArchaeology, academia, monument preservation: On the significance of investigations in the so-called Winthir Cemetery in Munich-NeuhausenJochen HaberstrohHistorical contextualisationsBarbara Schratzenstaller, Simon Degenhardt, Christof PaulusThe small archaeological finds of the Winthir Cemetery – a first overviewMelanie MarxOsteological analyses and first exploration of skeletal marker of adult individualsMichaela Harbeck, Eva Kropf, Nadine Carlichi-Witjes, Bernd Trautmann, Kristin von HeykingTaphonomy and bone preservationKristin von Heyking, Nadine Carlichi-WitjesOsteobiographiesVerena Straubinger, Eva KropfA first osteological look at the non-adult individualsJanette Ja-Young LeeThe importance of the Winthir remains as an identified skeletal collectionSandra LöschCatalogue

Michaela Harbeck is curator at the SNSB, State Collection for Anthropology in Munich. She received her PhD and postdoctoral lecture qualification (Habilitation) in Biological Anthropology at the Ludwig-Maximilians University Munich. There she was working as an assistant professor before changing to her current position. She is co-author of two standard textbook for biological anthropology in German language and of many scientific articles dealing with all areas of Osteolarchaeology. The focus of her research, however, is on migration and living conditions in (early-) medieval times. Christof Paulus is working at the House of Bavarian History (Haus der Bayerischen Geschichte) and is Associate Professor at the Institute of Medieval History, Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich. He completed his doctorate and postdoctoral lecture qualification (Habilitation) in medieval history. His research interests include early medieval global history, not least the First Plaque pandemic, the political and cultural history of the 15th century and methodological exchange with other research disciplines. He is the author of a comprehensive history of Bavarian culture from its beginnings to the present day (second edition 2025) and of numerous scientific articles, especially the edition of medieval sources.

• ForewordAlbert ZinkFrom the Winthir Cemetery to the Winthir CollectionMichaela Harbeck, Christof PaulusExcavation and structure of the archaeological siteFrank Stremke, Franziska Schreil, Michaela HarbeckIdentificationMichaela HarbeckArchaeology, academia, monument preservation: On the significance of investigations in the so-called Winthir Cemetery in Munich-NeuhausenJochen HaberstrohHistorical contextualisationsBarbara Schratzenstaller, Simon Degenhardt, Christof PaulusThe small archaeological finds of the Winthir Cemetery – a first overviewMelanie MarxOsteological analyses and first exploration of skeletal marker of adult individualsMichaela Harbeck, Eva Kropf, Nadine Carlichi-Witjes, Bernd Trautmann, Kristin von HeykingTaphonomy and bone preservationKristin von Heyking, Nadine Carlichi-WitjesOsteobiographiesVerena Straubinger, Eva KropfA first osteological look at the non-adult individualsJanette Ja-Young LeeThe importance of the Winthir remains as an identified skeletal collectionSandra LöschCatalogue