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Netherlands Research School for Archaeology

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Part of Universiteit Leiden
Acronym ARCHON
Address Reuvensplaats 4, gebouw 1176, 2311 BE Leiden
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Postal address Postbus 9515, 2300 RA Leiden
Phone +31-71-5272446
Fax +31-71-5272429
URL http://archaeology.leiden.edu/research/archon
Email r. manning -at- arch. leidenuniv. nl
Mission The tasks of the research school are: to carry out high-quality research in the field of archaeology; to educate and train Research Master and post-graduate students; to stimulate new areas of research; harmonization, coordination and quality control of the scientific research of the participating organizations; to strengthen the research position both nationally and internationally; to provide a platform for the exchange of information through publications, lectures, symposia, post-academic education, etc.

People

Management Prof.dr. H. Fokkens
Management Prof.dr. D.C.M. Raemaekers

Current research

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Collaboration Development and change in the organization of settlement and architecture of rural northern Syria during the late Roman period (c. AD 400–700)
Collaboration Social reproduction and transformation in cultural landscapes in the long term. The material conditions of social life in the Bronze Age and Early Iron Age (c. 2000-800 BC) of Central Italy
Collaboration Techniques and Society: A use-wear analysis of the metalwork from the Middle Bronze Age of Northwestern Europe
Collaboration What lies beneath: the value of buried Stone Age landscapes
Secretariat What's in a plant? Tracking early human behaviour through plant processing and exploitation
All current research..

Completed research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Collaboration Triumphs of compromise. An analysis of the monumentalisation of sanctuaries in Latium in the late republican period (second and first centuries BC)
Collaboration Roman villa landscapes in the north: Economy, Culture, Life-Styles
Collaboration Classical and Provincial-Roman Archaeology
Collaboration Fields, farms and colonists: intensive field survey and early Roman colonization in the Pontine region, Central Italy
Collaboration Identity, self-representation and life-style of villa elites. The burial evidence
All completed research..

Classification

D37000 Archaeology

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