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dr. J.P. (Jos) Kleijne is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Arts, specializing in the prehistory of coastal Northern Europe. His research focuses on Neolithic, Bronze Age, and Iron Age societies, employing micromorphology and biogeochemical methods to analyze settlement patterns, refuse management, and material culture. He holds a PhD from Kiel University (2018) and leads the MicroTRASH project funded by an MSCA Individual Fellowship (2020-2024), examining North Sea/Baltic coast Neolithic settlements. His work bridges experimental archaeology, environmental science, and socio-cultural analysis.
Education: BA/MA in Prehistoric Archaeology (Leiden University), PhD in Prehistoric Archaeology (Kiel University). Professional experience includes roles at the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands and postdoctoral research in Germany. His MSCA project involves secondments at Universidad de la Laguna (Tenerife) and integrates international collaborations.
Research interests include prehistoric pottery, metalwork, and coastal adaptation strategies. Key contributions explore Mesolithic settlement dynamics (e.g., Duvensee, Latvia), shell midden formation processes, and interdisciplinary data integration frameworks. Awards include the prestigious MSCA-IF grant (2020).
Publications span peer-reviewed journals (e.g., Quaternary Science Reviews), book chapters, and popular archaeology articles. He actively participates in heritage dissemination through public projects like the Alphen aan den Rijn historical canon contribution.
