Van den Broeke, Peter (Dr.)
After studying Cultural Prehistory at Leiden University, Peter van den Broeke (Vlaardingen 1952) specialized on late prehistoric pottery of the southern Netherlands. The handmade pottery from Oss-Ussen turned out to be a research subject for many years, when combined with, for instance, co-editing and co-writing Nederland in de prehistorie / The Prehistory of the Netherlands (2005). In 2012 the publication about the pottery from Oss-Ussen was accepted as a PhD thesis. Since 1997 the author is working as a senior archaeologist for the municipality of Nijmegen.
Van den Hout, Bram
Bram van den Hout is a researcher and data manager at the International Institute of Social History and his fields of interest are slavery, piracy, and violence in the Dutch East Indian Company. Through the VALUE Foundation he also explores the intersection between video games and history. He co-authored the book Testimonies of Enslavement: Sources on Slavery from the Indian Ocean World (2020) and three articles all on slavery and the slave trade within and around the city of Cochin on the Southwest Indian coast, at the time controlled by the Dutch East India Company.
Van der Berg, Belia (Dr.)
Belia van den Berg heeft zich gespecialiseerd in gedrag en dynamiek in teams, met name in innovatieve omgevingen. Vanuit Genius Groups en Oceantree adviseert zij organisaties en teams. Eerder werkte zij als adviseur en business unit manager bij een groot adviesbureau. Zij is coauteur van ‘IMPACT’, een boek over Large Scale Interventions. Haar proefschrift, ‘Net het echte leven’ gaat over teamdynamiek.
van der Leije, Judith MA (MA)
Judith van der Leije studied Archaeology at the University of Leiden, with Pleistocene zooarchaeology as main focus. After graduating in 2007 she participating in excavations on Paleolithic sites in Austria and the UAE. In 2009 she started working at the commercial excavation company of Leiden: Archol. Since then she conducted numerous excavations in several parts of the Netherlands, mainly focused on prehistoric sites. Since 2017 she works as senior project leader.
Van der Velde, H.M.
Henk van der Velde is head of Archaeology of ADC ArcheoProjecten, a Dutch archaeological firm. He is also director of the ADC-Stichting RoelBrandt and affiliated to several universities in the Netherlands and Belgium. He obtained his PhD at the Free University (Amsterdam) on the Long term history of Pleistocene coversand area in the East of the Netherlands (2011). His research stretches from the later Prehistory until the Early Middle Ages.
Van Dijk, Joyce (Drs.)
Joyce van Dijk studied Prehistory at Leiden University and because she is intrigued by the role of animals in the life of our predecessors she specialized in archaeozoology. She is a Senior KNA Specialist and co-owner at Archeoplan Eco, a research bureau that has been conducting studies of animal bones for over 25 years.
Van Driel, Govert (Dr. )
Govert van Driel (1937-2002) was lecturer in Mesopotamian History and Archaeology at the University of Leiden, and participated in several excavations in Turkey and Syria before continuing the excavations on Jebel Aruda. His main research interest lay in the social and economic history of Mesopotamia, in particular of the Neo-Babylonian period, as documented in contemporary archives. He contributed regularly to the Bulletin of the Sumerian Agriculture Group with articles on agriculture, irrigation and husbandry that combined written sources with archaeological evidence. His study of Mesopotamian prebends, taxation and land use ‘Elusive Silver: in search of a role for a market in an agrarian environment’ was published posthumously in 2002.
Van den Broeke, Peter (Dr.)
After studying Cultural Prehistory at Leiden University, Peter van den Broeke (Vlaardingen 1952) specialized on late prehistoric pottery of the southern Netherlands. The handmade pottery from Oss-Ussen turned out to be a research subject for many years, when combined with, for instance, co-editing and co-writing Nederland in de prehistorie / The Prehistory of the Netherlands (2005). In 2012 the publication about the pottery from Oss-Ussen was accepted as a PhD thesis. Since 1997 the author is working as a senior archaeologist for the municipality of Nijmegen.
Van den Hout, Bram
Bram van den Hout is a researcher and data manager at the International Institute of Social History and his fields of interest are slavery, piracy, and violence in the Dutch East Indian Company. Through the VALUE Foundation he also explores the intersection between video games and history. He co-authored the book Testimonies of Enslavement: Sources on Slavery from the Indian Ocean World (2020) and three articles all on slavery and the slave trade within and around the city of Cochin on the Southwest Indian coast, at the time controlled by the Dutch East India Company.
Van der Berg, Belia (Dr.)
Belia van den Berg heeft zich gespecialiseerd in gedrag en dynamiek in teams, met name in innovatieve omgevingen. Vanuit Genius Groups en Oceantree adviseert zij organisaties en teams. Eerder werkte zij als adviseur en business unit manager bij een groot adviesbureau. Zij is coauteur van ‘IMPACT’, een boek over Large Scale Interventions. Haar proefschrift, ‘Net het echte leven’ gaat over teamdynamiek.
van der Leije, Judith MA (MA)
Judith van der Leije studied Archaeology at the University of Leiden, with Pleistocene zooarchaeology as main focus. After graduating in 2007 she participating in excavations on Paleolithic sites in Austria and the UAE. In 2009 she started working at the commercial excavation company of Leiden: Archol. Since then she conducted numerous excavations in several parts of the Netherlands, mainly focused on prehistoric sites. Since 2017 she works as senior project leader.
Van der Velde, H.M.
Henk van der Velde is head of Archaeology of ADC ArcheoProjecten, a Dutch archaeological firm. He is also director of the ADC-Stichting RoelBrandt and affiliated to several universities in the Netherlands and Belgium. He obtained his PhD at the Free University (Amsterdam) on the Long term history of Pleistocene coversand area in the East of the Netherlands (2011). His research stretches from the later Prehistory until the Early Middle Ages.
Van Dijk, Joyce (Drs.)
Joyce van Dijk studied Prehistory at Leiden University and because she is intrigued by the role of animals in the life of our predecessors she specialized in archaeozoology. She is a Senior KNA Specialist and co-owner at Archeoplan Eco, a research bureau that has been conducting studies of animal bones for over 25 years.
Van Driel, Govert (Dr. )
Govert van Driel (1937-2002) was lecturer in Mesopotamian History and Archaeology at the University of Leiden, and participated in several excavations in Turkey and Syria before continuing the excavations on Jebel Aruda. His main research interest lay in the social and economic history of Mesopotamia, in particular of the Neo-Babylonian period, as documented in contemporary archives. He contributed regularly to the Bulletin of the Sumerian Agriculture Group with articles on agriculture, irrigation and husbandry that combined written sources with archaeological evidence. His study of Mesopotamian prebends, taxation and land use ‘Elusive Silver: in search of a role for a market in an agrarian environment’ was published posthumously in 2002.
