Moesgaard Museum

Coprolites from the Earliest Eocene Sundby Bed, Mors, Denmark and the Record of Marine Vertebrate Coprolites Across the Cretaceous/Paleogene Boundary

In total, 1000+ specimens of coprolites have been collected from the Eocene Sundby bed, which marks the top of the Stolleklint Clay of the Ølst Formation at the locality Sundby Klint East on the island Mors in northern Jylland, Denmark. The coprolites contain seven distinct morph...

Prehistoric pottery styles of the Jutland Peninsula and their effect on human attention

Abstract This paper examines how long-term transformations in pottery styles from the Jutland Peninsula (Denmark) may relate to patterns of visual attention between 4600 and 1 BCE. Free-viewing eye-tracking experiments were designed to record participants’ engagement with differe...

The functional role of eggs and plant-based alternatives in cake systems: design considerations based on colloidal and structural dynamics

Eggs play a critical role in bakery products, providing essential functionalities such as foaming, emulsification, and gelation, leading to structure formation. Traditional egg replacement approaches rely on trial-and-error methods focused on matching texture and sensory properti...