NWO-research project on digitally mediated public history and museum collections.
The beginnings of farming in the Marmara Region of NW Turkey.
Postwar development of the camps Vught, Westerbork and Amersfoort as heritage.
Forced migration to the Cape of Good Hope in the 18th and 19th centuries, a biomolecular and archival study.
The project aims to unveil European dimensions of early medieval heritage and to show its unexpected ties to our contemporary history.
HERCULES. Sustainable Futures for Europe's Heritage in Cultural Landscapes.
Landscapes of war, trauma and occupation. Painful heritage and the dynamics of memory in post-1989 Europe.
Merging boundaries. Phoenician communities in the western Mediterranean and the Atlantic: cultural consumption and adaptation strategies circa 750-550 BC.
A bioarchaeological approach to developments in landscape and land use in first-millennium-BC south-east Italy.
This project releases the major key figures regarding public financing in the Netherlands prior to 1795.
Sites, Bodies and Stories. The Dynamics of Heritage Formation in Colonial and Postcolonial Indonesia and the Netherlands.
Terrorscapes in Postwar Europe: Transnational Memory of Totalitarian Terror and Genocide.
This research project aims to analyze and explain the origins and course of a sweeping metamorphosis in Dutch urban landscapes in the late nineteenth and the twentieth century, viz. a change from compact, relatively sharply delineated areas into a kind of urban `nebula?, where town and country are to a large extent intertwined.
Subprojects: Real estate prices; Location behaviour of households; Location behaviour of firms; National and international tourism.
The villa of Hoogeloon and the settlement of Riethoven. Key-sites in the Roman rural landscape of the Lower Rhine frontier zone between Limes and loess.