dr. Philip Verhagen

Associate Professor, Faculty of Humanities, Art and Culture, History, Antiquity

Associate Professor, CLUE+

Associate Professor, Network Institute

Personal information

Philip Verhagen is associate professor at the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities, Ģ��Ƶ, specialized in computer applications and quantitative methods in archaeology, with an emphasis on GIS, spatial analysis and modelling. He has held a position as post-doctoral research fellow at Ģ��Ƶ from 2009-2017. Before that, he has worked as a GIS specialist in contract-based archaeology with Dutch companies RAAP (1992-2005) and ACVU-HBS (2005-2008).

He has been Publication Officer of from 2011-2016, and is currently Managing Editor of the .

Since 1 January 2018, dr. Verhagen is Scientific Director of , the Dutch Research School for Archaeology.

Research

Dr. Verhagen's research focuses on the methodological and theoretical aspects of spatial analysis and modelling in landscape archaeology. He has published widely on archaeological predictive modelling and settlement pattern analysis, and has recently extended his interests to agent-based modelling and network analysis within the context of his research project ''. This project focused on using simulation modelling to reconstruct and understand the cultural landscape in the Dutch part of the Roman frontier.

He has also been involved in research into the effectiveness of archaeological survey for purposes of archaeological heritage management, and has contributed to Dutch national guidelines in this respect.

A full list of Dr. Verhagen's publications can be found on

Teaching

Courses taught

Year 1

(indoor programme, taught with dr. Dries Daems)

Year 2

(coordinator, taught with dr. Chiara Cavallo and dr. Hayley Mickleburgh)
(taught with dr. Dries Daems)
(coordinator, indoor programme taught with dr. Heleen van Londen and dr. Sjoerd Kluiving)

Year 3

(within minor Archaeology Today)

MA
(taught with dr. Hayley Mickleburgh)
(coordinator; taught with dr. Dries Daems)

Coordinator MA Programme (with dr. Hayley Mickleburgh)

External teaching
courses

Grants

NWO Social Sciences and Humanities Open Competition Large grant (2024-2028), 'Simulation Globalisation in the Roman Empire'

NWO VENI-grant (2009-2012), 'Introducing the Human (F)actor in Predictive Modelling for Archaeology'

NWO VIDI-grant (2012-2017), 'Finding the Limits of the Limes'

Ancillary activities

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Profiel

Publicaties

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