|“ Linguistic Landscape Studies” and Archaeology |
THESIS Overview SEPTEMBER 2015- AUGUST 2016
At the moment of graduation, an archaeology undergraduate student has produced a minimum of 50,000 words in total in the form of written assignments. In the graduate phase, regular master students will increase this amount by 45,000, whilst research master students produce an additional 70,000 words. The majority of these texts, including the thesis, are only read by a handful of people. Since 2009 the Faculty of Archaeology requires all theses from both graduate and undergraduate students to be uploaded in the digital repository. Currently, most people are unaware of the fact that information on these theses, including extensive abstracts and author contact information, can be found online. A substantial part of these works is openly accessible as well( http:// openaccess. leidenuniv. nl / handle / 1887 / 16590). In order to stimulate the use of this invaluable database, and to promote student research beyond the publications in INTER-SECTION, we have decided to provide a complete overview of new theses in every edition. The list presented here contains all theses effectuated between September 1st 2016 and August 1st 2016. We encourage our readers to consult the Leiden Repository for more information on the titles listed below.
Bachelor Theses
Bakker, T. Hominin interference at the Schöningen 12 sites. The taphonomy of the mammalian faunas of the Lower Palaeolithic Schöningen 12 sites.
Barth, R. De loden sarcofaag van Byout el-Saied in het Rijksmuseum van Oudheden te Leiden. Beerens, T. Onderzoek naar de structuur van Merovingische nederzettingen in het Maas-Demer-Schelde gebied. van Beest, W. J. Een culturele biografie van de Cenotes op Yucatán.
Beets, Y. Medieval animal bone waste at Oegstgeest. An exploration of the animal bones found in waste pits at Oegstgeest.
Bexc, M. Relationship between activity patterns and bone robustness within hunter-gatherer and farming societies. Demonstrated with a case study from Skateholm I and II, Sweden.
Blom, A. Ageing the 40 + category: testing the ageing method for the sternal end of the clavicle. An analysis of the use of the adult ageing technique of the degeneration of the sternal end of the clavicle on the nineteenth century Dutch skeletal collection of Middenbeemster.
Boelsma, J. Theuws versus Uden-West. Early Medieval settlement pattern- and development theory of prof. Theuws versus the H / C area of Uden-West.
Cassée, R. The place of the death. A research into the burial customs during the Pre-Pottery Neolithic B in the Southern Levant
van den Dikkenberg, L. Verleden hergebruikt. De betekenis van urnenvelden in de Midden- en Late IJzertijd en in de Romeinse tijd op de Zuid-Nederlandse zandgronden.
den Engelsman, C. Resharpening is the norm? A reduction model on the retouched blades of Aurignacian layer US04( sup.) of Les Cottes, France.
2016 | INTER-SECTION | VOL II | p. 43