In 2024 and 2025, TriJaXa repeatedly dedicated itself to finding suitable ‘homes’ for private collections. In 2025, this included a large collection of archaeological and paleontological finds. Some of the archaeological artefacts were incorporated into the collection of the Drents Museum in Assen (the Netherlands) and some were transferred to the Northern Archaeological Depot of […]
In November 2021, Trijaxa collaborated with German and Danish scientists on a excavation at the northernmost Neanderthal site in Europe (near the border between Germany and Denmark).
In 2018 TriJaXa cooperated with different archaeologists, artists and authors for instance archaeologists from the Elbe-Weser Region in Germany, archaeologist working on exotic materials in prehistory, the Northseamuseum on the isle of Heligoland, and artists preparing projects. TriJaXa organized lectures, amongst others about 18th century ceramics, the modern vision on prehistoric man and archaeological objects.
In 2017 TriJaXa also cooperated in the research of the spectacular excavation of a very large gravefield of the Funnelbeaker Culture (around 2900 B.C.) near Dalfsen in the Netherlands.