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Leiden, Zh, Nl

Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands

Luxor, Qina, Egypt

Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands

Things That Talk is an online platform that uses digital visual storytelling to tell stories about objects for a wide audience. As member of the editorial team, I supported 'storytellers' (often students from Leiden University's Faculty of Humanities) in writing their stories. I also undertook several editing tasks, like structural and language editing and translation, as well as various other tasks. On behalf of TTT, I have been involved in several projects outside the University, like the exhibition Misleiden at Museum de Lakenhal, and the 'Week van Oude Schriften' at the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden.

Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands

For the Netherlands Institute of the Near East (NINO), I worked together with a fellow student to catalogue the non-cuneiform objects in the institute's De Liagre Böhl collection.

Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands

As student ambassador for the BA programmes Ancient Near Eastern Studies, Middle Eastern Studies, and Religious Studies, I was responsible for the promotion of these and other BA programmes at Leiden University among prospective students. I answered prospects' questions via email and chat, and helped organise various (on- and offline) information events of the university (Open Days, 'Proefstuderen', Student-for-a-day events), and provided presentations about Ancient Near Eastern Studies there. I also visited high schools, education markets and study fairs as a representative of Leiden University and especially (non-European) language and culture study programmes.

Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands

I was able to work for several months on the research project 'Hieroglyphic Hands at Deir el-Medina', directed by Dr Ben Haring and Dr Elizabeth Bettles. I worked with Dr Bettles on documenting and analysing the morphology of the painted hieroglyphic signs in the tomb of Anherkhau (TT 359) at Deir el-Medina, in order to be able to structurally and systematically distinguish and study the handwriting styles of the draughtsmen who worked in the tomb.

Haarlem, North Holland, Netherlands

Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands

As student assistent for the Ancient Worlds Network, I assisted Dr Miriam Müller in organising the 'Ancient World Lunch Talks' lecture series.

Velsen-Zuid, North Holland, Netherlands

Research Master'S Degree, Classics And Ancient Civilizations: Egyptology

‘Egyptology In The Field’ Study Programme

Bachelor'S Degree, Ancient Near Eastern Studies: Egyptology, Cum Laude

BA in Ancient Near Eastern Studies with specialisation Egyptology, a minor in (descriptive) linguistics and extracurricular courses.

High School Diploma, Cultuur En Maatschappij, Cum Laude