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Scholarship students
Scholarship students Spring 2019
Nick Pouls MA
KNIR Stipendium
RMA Medieval Studies UU
Verschriftelijking in het bisdom Utrecht
7 January – 11 February
drs. Neeltje Oome
KNIR Scholarship
PhD student Archaeology RUG
Hellenistic ceramics and sites in the Sibaritide
14 – 28 January 2019
Larissa Henrique Dos Santos Lemos BA
KNIR Scholarship
MA History RU
The Utility of Women to the res publica in Times of Crisis
21 January – 13 February
Mattia Steardo BA
KNIR Scholarship
RMA Colonial and Global History RUG
Italian trade legislations and the global diffusion of political economy
21 January – 1 February
Rogier Kalkers MA
KNIR Stipendium
PhD candidate Archaeology
Multi-scalar inductive approaches to landscape archaeology in the Central-Southern Apennines
21 January – 4 March
Klazina Staat MA
KNIR Stipendium
PhD Greek and Latin Languages and cultures Ghent University
Narrativisation and Textualisation of the Itinerarium in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle
Ages
28 January – 11 March and
3 – 31 May
Matisse Huiskens BA
KNIR Scholarship
RMA student Arts and Culture UvA
The exhibition ‘Contemporanea’ (1973-1974) at the Parcheggio Borghese
18 January – 8 April
Jeannette van Arenthals MA
KNIR Project
PhD Art History UU
The obelisk prints of Nicolaus van Aelst. A conundrum.
19 February – 15 April
Chantal Bouma MA
KNIR-Scriptielaboratorium
MA Heritage Studies VU
De na-oorloogse omgang met de zigeuner-interneringskampen uit de fascistische tijd / Het vergeten erfgoed van de Borghetto Latino
18 February – 18 March
Floor Goevaerts BA
KNIR-Scriptielaboratorium
MA Italian Language and Linguistics LU
Grammar “Fondamenti del parlar thoscano” (1549) and other editions
18 February – 18 March
Thomas van de Vijver BA
KNIR-Scriptielaboratorium
MA History UvA
The Risorgimento seen from a Dutch perspective
18 February – 18 March
Maurits Potappel BA
KNIR-Scriptielaboratorium
MA Philosophy and Theology VU
Plato and Christianity in the “De Civitate Dei” of Saint Augustine
18 February – 18 March
Floris Rijssenbeek BA
KNIR-Scriptielaboratorium
MA History UU
Colonial history and the effect of post-colonial agriculture development by the FAO in Sub-Saharan Africa
18 February – 18 March
Alexander Jansen MSc
KNIR Stipendium
PhD candidate Archaeology
Interpreting spaces in Roman cities based solely on space syntax data and spatial characteristics
1 March – 19 April and
29 April – 21 June
Noor van der Veen BA
KNIR Scholarship
RMA History UvA
The influence of heritage politics on the life of the homeless in Rome
4 March – 22 April
drs. Machteld Löwensteijn
KNIR Project
PhD Art History UvA
The Roman Inquisition and the Rules of Art (1542 – ca. 1650)
11 March – 25 March and
6 May – 31 May
Arjen van Lil BA
KNIR Scholarship
RMA History UvA
Ritual, Narrative & Trauma: Roman Republican Battlefield Rituals and the Framing of Experience
18 March – 1 April
Anne-Lieke Brem MA
KNIR Stipendium
PhD candidate Archaeology
The land of the sick: An interdisciplinary approach to the healing landscape of Latium during the middle and lateRepublic (ca. 400-27 BC)
25 March – 20 May
Patricia Kret MA
RMO Stipendium
RMA Ancient History LU
Displaying Death: in Antiquity and in the Dutch National Museum of Antiquities
29 March – 21 June
Lotte Paulides BA
KNIR Traineeship
MA Book Studies UvA
KB Short-Title Catalogue of the Netherlands
29 March – 31 May
Nicolò Bettegazzi MA
KNIR Project
PhD Classics RUG
Ideologies of Latin during the Italian Fascist regime (1922-1943)
1 April – 29 April
Luca Ricci BA
KNIR Scholarship
RMA Archaeology UU
The sanctuary of Aesculapius at Fregellae: a case of glocalising forms and identity
15 April – 6 May
Arent Boon BA
KNIR Traineeship
RMA Arts of the Netherlands UvA
RKD Hadrianus in Mapping Artists
24 April – 24 June and
8 July – 3 August
Giacomo Fontana MA
KNIR Stipendium
PhD candidate Archaeology
Looking down on Samnite hill-forts – A remote sensing approach to trace socio-political organisation in Central Italy(4th-3rd century BCE)
13 May – 17 June
Martje de Vries MA
KNIR Project
PhD GLTC / Art History RU
Saving and Shaping the Roman Past – Athanasius Kircher’s Reception of Rome’s Textual and Tangible Legacy
10 June – 31 July