Researchers

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Koenraad Verboven
Department of History
Africa
Antiquity
Archaeology
Central Europe
Comparative
Dutch
English
French
German
Greek
History
Italian
Language and text analysis
Latin
Middle East
Quantitative
Southern Europe
Spanish
Western Europe
Lieven Verdonck
Department of Archaeology
Antiquity
Archaeological geophysics
Archaeology
Belgium
Computer vision
Field research
Geographic and map based
Geophysical prospection
Ground-penetrating radar
Late Antiquity
Protohistory (Bronze Age, Iron Age)
Quantitative
Roman archaeology
Southern Europe
Surveys
Western Europe
Julie Verlinden
Department of History
Antiquity
Archaeology
Eastern Europe
History
Middle East
Jeroen Vermeersch
Department of Archaeology
15th Century
16th Century
17th Century
Antiquity
Archaeology
Late Antiquity
Middle Ages
Protohistory (Bronze Age, Iron Age)
Western Europe
Frank Vermeulen
Department of Archaeology
Africa
Antiquity
Archaeology
Art
Belgium
Comparative
Field research
Geographic and map based
History
Late Antiquity
Middle Ages
Middle East
Protohistory (Bronze Age, Iron Age)
Quantitative
Southern Europe
Surveys
Western Europe
Tirza Visser
Department of Languages and Cultures
Antiquity
assyriology
Jeroen Wijnendaele
Department of History
Africa
Antiquity
Barbarians
Belgium
Byzantium
History
History of Violence
Institutional History
Late antiquity
Late Antiquity
Late Roman army
Middle Ages
Middle East
Political history
Roman Empire
Southern Europe
Warlordism
Western Europe
Leila Williamson
Department of Literary Studies
Anthropocene
Antiquity
Classics
Contemporary
Ecocriticism
Ecopoetry
Language and text analysis
Late Antiquity
Late antiquity
Latin
Latin literature
Literary studies
Reception studies
Simon Winant
Department of Languages and Cultures
Antiquity
Asia
Comparative
Hindi
Hinduism
Jainism
Language and text analysis
Late Antiquity
Linguistics
Literary studies
Mahabharata
Middle Ages
Religion
Religious identity
Sanskrit
Sanskrit literature
Glauke Wylin
Department of Archaeology
Antiquity
Archaeology
Southern Europe