Fieldwork in a flood: working with natural disasters

Chi Zhang's fieldwork was disrupted by catastrophic flooding in Henan Province, China.

Chi Zhang • October 05, 2021

Revitalizing the Dutch Southern Water Defence

The Southern Water Defence Line is a large system of defensive water lines largely created in the Eighty Years War (1568-1648). A group of three Archaeology master's students investigated how to turn the Defence Line's features into living heritage.

Ruben van Dijk, Stella Ruigrok and Maaike Tenhagen • November 20, 2020

Colonial legacies and art museums: Combining museum research and practice

Carolina Monteiro was involved in the Mauritshuis' first attempt to critically examine its own colonial legacy.

Carolina Monteiro • December 06, 2019

RoMeincraft and the Grote Archeologie Prijs!

RoMeincraft recreates Roman cultural heritage sites in the popular video game Minecraft together with the broader public. The initiative has now been nominated for an award.

Aris Politopoulos • October 07, 2019

Heritage for all: Making Dutch Archaeology Accessible for Non-Dutch Speakers

During her Master's, Ally Walsh contributed to the accessibility of Dutch heritage to an international audience.

Ally Walsh • October 01, 2019

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Fieldwork in a flood: working with natural disasters

Revitalizing the Dutch Southern Water Defence

Colonial legacies and art museums: Combining museum research and practice

RoMeincraft and the Grote Archeologie Prijs!

Heritage for all: Making Dutch Archaeology Accessible for Non-Dutch Speakers