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Steentijddag 2025 (in Dutch) – 8 February 2025

Steentijddag 2025 (in Dutch) Datum: 8 februari 2025 Locatie: Lipsiusgebouw, Universiteit Leiden, Cleveringaplaats 1, Leiden Credits: 1 ECTS Op zaterdag 8 februari 2025 wordt voor de 35e keer de Steentijddag georganiseerd. Wegens beschikbaarheid van de zaal is het dit jaar op de tweede zaterdag van februari, in plaats van normaal gesproken op de eerste. Dankzij […]

CRASIS Annual Meeting & Master Class – 13 & 14 February 2025

CRASIS Annual Meeting & Master Class Date:  13 (Masterclass) & 14 (Annual Meeting) February 2025 Venue: University of Groningen Credits: 1 – 3 ECTS The CRASIS Annual Meeting and Masterclass is a two-day event, designed to promote discussion and the exchange of ideas about the ancient world across traditional disciplinary boundaries among graduate students, postdocs, […]

CRASIS Annual Meeting & Master Class 2024

CRASIS Annual Meeting & Master Class Date:  15 (Masterclass) & 16 (Annual Meeting) February 2024 Venue: University of Groningen Credits: 1 – 3 ECTS  The Annual Meeting takes place on Friday 16 February at the University of Groningen. The event is designed to promote discussion and the exchange of ideas about the ancient world across […]

CRASIS Annual Meeting & Master Class 2023

CRASIS Annual Meeting & Master Class Date:  20 (Masterclass) & 21 (Annual Meeting) February 2023 Venue: University of Groningen Credits: 1 – 3 ECTS Registration is now open for the CRASIS Annual Meeting 2023 on Sensing, Making, Relating: Ontologies of the Divine. The Annual Meeting takes place on Tuesday 21 February at the University of […]

CRASIS Annual Meeting & Master Class 2022

CRASIS Annual Meeting & Master Class Date:  24 (Masterclass) & 25 (Annual Meeting) February 2022 Venue: University of Groningen Credits: 1 – 2 ECTS Registration is now open for the CRASIS Annual meeting on 25 February 2022 at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. The Annual Meeting is designed to promote discussion and the […]

CRASIS Annual Meeting & Master Class 2021

CRASIS Annual Meeting & Master Class Date:  11 (Masterclass) & 12 (Annual Meeting) March 2021 Venue: Online Credits: 1 or 2 The CRASIS Annual Meeting & Master Class is a two-day event, set up as an informal meeting place for students at PhD or Research Master level, postdocs and senior staff to promote the discussion […]

CRASIS Annual Meeting & Master Class 2020 – POSTPONED!

CRASIS Annual Meeting & Master Class Date:  POSTPONED TO UNKNOWN DATE! Venue: Rijksuniversiteit Groningen The CRASIS Annual Meeting & Master Class is a two-day event, set up as an informal meeting place for students at PhD or Research Master level, postdocs and senior staff to promote the discussion and exchange of ideas beyond disciplinary boundaries. A […]

Hunter-gatherer Connections – a Workshop on hunter-gatherer archaeology in Europe and beyond

Hunter-gatherer Connections – a Workshop on hunter-gatherer archaeology in Europe and beyond 30 January 2020 Venue: University of Groningen 1 EC Some of the most remarkable evidence for Europe’s prehistoric hunter-gatherer past has been unearthed in The Netherlands. And some of the leading researchers in hunter-gatherer material culture and osteoarchaeology are based in or trained […]

Workshop ‘Historical questions – zooarchaeological Answers’- 12 December 2019

Historical questions – zooarchaeological answers Historical Zooarchaeology: New Perspectives on Combining History, Archaeology, and Zooarchaeology 12 December 2019 (9.30 – 17.30) This is the second joint workshop co-organized by the University of Amsterdam and the University of Groningen exploring new developments in method and theory in zooarchaeology. The sub-field of zooarchaeology has reached maturity in the […]

Skills Course: Structure from Motion – 16 September

Skills Course Structure From Motion (Photo-based 3D modelling of archaeological artifacts) Learn how to make 3D models of archaeological artifacts, using digital photographs Date: 16 september 2021 Location: online/on location Credits: 1 EC Photo-based modelling has quickly become a standard practice in archaeology. The technique allows for rapid 3D digitization of landscapes, trenches, features and artefacts. However, different […]