Angelika Abegg-Wigg studied prehistory and early history, classical archaeology, art history, and book and library studies in Erlangen and Kiel. She received her doctorate in 1992 with a thesis on Roman burial mounds in the Middle Rhine, Moselle and Saar regions. After working at various scientific institutions in Germany, she has been working at the Museum für Archäologie Schloss Gottorf in Schleswig since 2003, where she is the curator responsible for the Iron Age.
Ronald Heynowski has been working at the Saxon State Office for Archaeology in Dresden for more than 25 years. His responsibilities include site inventory and the scientific archive. He studied pre- and early history, ethnology and anthropology in Mainz and Kiel. His PhD thesis was dedicated to the Iron Age costume jewelry of Central Germany, his habilitation thesis deals with a specific neck ring form of the Bronze and Iron Age.
