Dovilė Baltramiejūnaitė

I was born on August 15, 1983, in Panevėžys, Lithuania. Upon graduating from Panevėžys Juozas Miltinis Secondary School in 2003, I commenced my studies in archaeology at Vilnius University. Throughout my studies, I participated in annual field placements in Kernavė and pursued employment there. Since 2008, I have also worked as a Certified Cultural Heritage Protection Specialist. My research encompasses comprehensive archaeological investigations in settlements, cemeteries, and manor sites in various regions of Lithuania.

Since 2009, my scholarly focus has been on archaeological ceramics collections. I have dedicated my research to the systematic analysis and organization of collections, both my own and other researchers. I enhanced my skills through participation in practical training sessions, seminars, and academic conferences. Based on ceramic research, I prepared master's and doctoral theses.

In addition to my specialization in ceramics, I am interested in applying social theories of archaeology, settlement archaeology, and the archaeology of the Late Iron Age and medieval periods. My research interests also extend to typological studies and the application of statistical data analysis in archaeological contexts.

• Typology and Chronology of Wheel-shaped Ceramics from the 10th to 13th Centuries (Based on the Data of Lithuanian Archaeological Monument Research). Doctoral dissertation summary Humanities, History (05 H), Vilnius university.
• New insights into the medieval history of a non-urban territory: multidisciplinary investigations in SE Lithuania., Baltica, 35(2), Nature Research Center, 2022, 91-113
• Fragments of the History of the Extinct Kernavė Manor. Cultural Monuments, 24, 2020, 94-106
• Wheel-turned Pottery in Yotvingian Hillforts. Archaeologia Lituana, 19, Vilnius, 2018, 154-182
• 13th-14th Century Ceramics of Kernavė. Archaeologia Lituana, 17, Vilnius, 2016, 112-141
• Ceramics Collection of Mažulonys Hillfort in the Hermitage Museum. Lithuanian Archaeological Sources in St. Petersburg, 2011

• Archeolitas, 2010-01-01, 2011-12-31, Vilnius University, Faculty of History
• Cultural Landscape Development through Archaeological and Natural Sciences Data - ARCHEOKRAŠTOVAIZDIS, 2008-01-01, 2010-12-31, Vilnius University, Institute of History, State Cultural Reserve of Kernavė

• The Manor of Kernavė, Kriveikiškis: (Un)revealed History and Future Vision., Scientific Conference 'Cultural Heritage of Manors in Lithuanian Museums', Vilnius, 2024-04-26
• Tiles of the Kernavė Manor., Conference 'Phenomenon of Tile Stoves: From Practical Use to Cultural Communication', Klaipėda, 2019-11-09
• Typology and Chronology of 10th-13th Century Curonian Wheel-turned Pottery., Vilnius University, Department of Archaeology, 2019-03-20
• Research of Lithuanian Hillforts: Methodological Changes since the 19th Century., Conference 'Hillforts Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow', organized by Nemunas Loops Regional Park, Punia, 2017-09-22
• Wheel-turned Pottery in Yotvingian Hillforts., International Scientific Conference 'Hillforts. From Emergence to The Present Day', Vilnius, 2017-10-19

• Conducted project "Hillforts of Tauragnai Region: Discover, Learn, Preserve" (Archaeological Research Center), 2017.
• Participated in project "Mysteries of Hillforts: From Bronze Age Settlements to Gediminas Castle" (Vilnius University), 2017.
• Authored the publication "Hillforts of Tauragnai Region" ISBN 978-609-96001-0-9
• Participated in the project "Kernavė Archaeological Site Museum Catalogue" (State Cultural Reserve of Kernavė), 2017. ISBN 9786094205743
• Delivered presentations at IX, X Prof. Marija Gimbutienė Reading Sessions, and various conferences organized by the Lithuanian National Museum and regional museums and reserves.
• Wrote popular science articles about research and its results for newspapers and magazines and participated in radio and television programs.

• Languages: Lithuanian (native), English, Polish, Russian