Autumn 2011

Antiquity

• Sanne van Poppel (PhD student Nijmegen)
  Urbs et Augustus. Rome in the imperial politics and representation of the emperors in the dynasty of Constantine the Great (306-363)

• Simon Speksneijder (PhD student Groningen)
  Greeting and eating: control and hierarchy in Roman society, 80 B.C.–180 A.D.

• Jeltsje Stobbe (PhD student Amsterdam)
  Changing Taste and Technology in Iron Age Satricum

• Sanne Veenenbos (MA Amsterdam)
  The ethics and representation of illegally traded archeologica

• Sarah Willemsen (PhD student Groningen)
  The necropolis of the ancient site Crustumerium

Art History

• Krien Clevis (PhD student, Leiden)
  Locus Amoenus. On the ideal place

• Maarten van Deventer (MA Utrecht)

  
  Aegyptiaca Christiana? Egypt and Egyptian material culture in late Antiquity and medieval Rome  

• Jilke Golbach (MA student Amsterdam)
  Bartholomeus Spranger and the Cinquecento Roman art market: painting beyond patronage

• Gaila Jehoel (MA Amsterdam VU)
  
  16th c. Dutch Art in Italy

• Oscar Seip (MA Amsterdam)
  The Theatre and the Theatricality of Holy Spaces

• Marije van der Vorm (MA student Amsterdam)
  Marsilio Ficino's Neoplatonism

History

• Vera de Lange (MA student Utrecht)
  International collaboration in the Cinetone Filmstudios

• Han Lamers (PhD student Leiden)

  
  From Byzantium toward Greece: National Hellenism among Byzantine intellectuals in Renaissance Italy

• Huub van der Linden (PhD student EUI Florence)

  
  "Così nostra fin dalle origini": The politics of Italian oratorio (c. 1870-1930)

• Floris Meens (PhD student Nijmegen)
  The cultural life of Michelangelo Caetani (1804-1882) and Ersilia Caetani – Lovatelli (1840-1925)

• Joris Oddens (PhD student Amsterdam)
  Representing the Revolutionary Sisters. Parliamentary Culture in the Batavian, Helvetian and Cisalpine Republics
  
  

Spring 2011

Antiquity

• Kim Beerden (PhD student Leiden)
  Omen-mindness: ancient Greek divination in context

• Mark Beumer (PhD student Nijmegen)
  Hygiea. A new conceptual approach
  
  
• Léon Coret (PhD student Leiden)
  The Importance of the choice of location in the Building Program of Emperor Hadrian of Rome

• Dirk van Gorp (PhD student Nijmegen)
  Elitair ondernemerschap. Beheermechanismen van de Romeinse socio-politieke elite voor hun economische en financiële activiteiten in de late Republiek en het vroege Principaat

• Saskia Goudsmit (MA student Utrecht)
  Transformatie van de stad Rome in de 5e - 7e eeuw

• Daphne Lentjes (PhD student Amsterdam VU)
  Man, Settlement and Landscape: Land use developments and settlement dynamics in first millenium BC South-East Italy
  

• Eva Mol (PhD student Leiden)
  Egyptian material culture and social experience in Roman domestic contexts
  

• Cristina Murer (PhD student Amsterdam)
  Honorary statues for non-imperial women in Italy from the late republic till the 3rd century A.D.
  

• Sander Müskens (PhD student Leiden)
  Provenance determinationof Aegyptiaca from Rome and the Roman world

• Loes Opgenhaffen (MA Amsterdam)
  Behind the scenes: a hidden political significance in imagery of temple roofs in Central Italy (c. 530-480/470 BC)"

• Stefan Penders (MA student Leiden)
  Divine nature?

• Marleen Termeer

• Corine Tetteroo

• Jitte Waagen

• Bart Wagemakers

• Sarah Willemsen
  
  

Art History

• Linda Blijenberg

• Elisa Goudriaan

• Gaila Jehoel

• Oscar Seip

• Hester Vons

• Arvi Wattel
  
  

History

• Rens Creusen

• Saskia van Genugten

• Anne Huijbers

• Raphael Hunsucker

• Floris Meens

• Melvin Rood