Jolanda Bos Email & Phone Number

Zandvoort

At BLKVLD Publishers I am a book editor, production manager and co-publisher. We create books we consider interesting, books that make our hearts beat faster. Although we publish a wide variety of books, we mainly focus on the field of archaeology, anthropology, and (cultural & natural) heritage. One of the periodicals I co-produce at BLKVLD is Métier.

Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands

I study technological, social and religious interpretation of hairstyles from the non-elite cemeteries of Tell el-Amarna, Egypt. My aim is to understand the manner in which the inhabitants of the ancient city prepared their dead for the afterlife, and the role of hair and hair treatment.

Zandvoort, North Holland, Netherlands

At Wearable Heritage I research, write and lecture on traditional, and culture-specific costume and adornment from the African and Asian regions (the combination of dress and body augmentation through hairstyle, make-up, costume and veils, jewelry and amulets and the effects of scent, sound and touch). Pharaonic beadwork, kohl containers and hairstyles are.

Zandvoort

At BLKVLD&Bos we develop concepts for (archaeological site) management and experiencing archaeology, natural heritage and more recent cultural heritage. We are convinced that heritage has a substantial economic, but above all social value for our present-day environment. At BLKVLD&Bos archaeology & heritage teams up with concept, design and writing to tell.

Amsterdam Area, Netherlands

5 Gyres Ambassadors are part of a global network of supporters to take action against plastic pollution in the marine environment. I am researching depositional processes, the accumulation of marine debris and sedimentation on beaches; means of transport of human waste and the degradation of plastics in the marine and coastal environment.

Site management consultant for the (seasonal) archaeological research projects in the Fayyum region, Egypt

Utrecht, Netherlands

The Missing Link is a (archaeological) heritage consultancy. They develop archaeological policies, management strategies as well as risk analysis and aim to be the missing link between the archaeological or cultural heritage field and other disciplines. The Missing Link aims to be the provider of cultural and historical inspiration for our modern.

At the Associate Professorship Visitor Studies I taught in the Minor Heritage and Tourism and conducted research on the relationship between heritage and tourism. The Associate Professorship analyses the role of the variables of connection, experience and enticement of visitors. The use of visitor management as a strategy to generate desired effects of.

Woerden

the ReCollective – a product group of The Missing Link – used the past as an inspiration for the future, both in public presentation, tourism, leisure, site management and spatial design.

With the EDAPP I worked as a heritage consultant for the safeguarding of the Ababda cultural heritage and conducted anthropological work. As a result, in 2006, a heritage center was opened in Wadi el-Gamal National Park, Egypt.

With the archaeological projects Betuweroute/HSL-Zuid/VleuGel I worked as a contract manager, logistical manager, project coordinator and quality controller of the archaeological research.

Seasonal excavations at the Southern Roman Limes in Egypt; excavation of the Greaco-Roman port of Berenike, the settlement at Shenshef, fort Kalalat, and the survey of the Eastern Desert between the Red Sea and the Nile Valley. For these excavations I worked as a supervisor and material specialist (amphora stoppers, researching their implications for the.

Master, Archaeology

Expert Track, Marine Litter

Marine litter is a global problem that affects every ocean of the world. Litter is an environmental, human health and socio-economic.

Research Planning, Characterisation, Conservation And Management In Archaeological Sites

Activities and Societies: ARCHAIA Received ARCHAIA funding for participation on this educational programme.