Jeroen Oosterbaan
PhD candidate / Guest
- Name
- J. Oosterbaan MA
- Telephone
- +31 71 527 2727
- j.oosterbaan@arch.leidenuniv.nl
Jeroen Oosterbaan is a PhD candidate at the Faculty of Archaeology.
More information about Jeroen Oosterbaan
PhD supervisors
Leiden Archaeology Blog
Office days
No fixed days.
Research
Jeroen Oosterbaan will conduct the PhD research “From barrels and casks to trade networks” (“Vat op international handel”) between 2019 and 2024. The PhD research is supported by a NWO grant and will focus on trade networks between the 13th and 18th century based on barrels and casks. The Low Countries developed from the Late Middle Ages into one of the most urbanized regions in Europe, with trade as the main engine. Much of the merchandise, such as wine, beer, and herring, was packed in barrels, barrels, and tubs. During city archaeological research and research into shipwrecks, hundreds of people have been dug up in recent years, often with carved bucket marks and property marks. This PhD research investigates for the first time to what extent historically known shifts of trade networks are recognizable in the spatial distribution of archaeologically excavated packaging material.
Teaching activities
Jeroen Oosterbaan is a lecturer archaeology at Saxion University of Applied Science. He provides in lectures for all annual levels and supervises graduation. In addition, Jeroen Oosterbaan is also involved in the Master Applied Archaeology which is offered by Leiden University and Saxion University of Applied Sciences.
Curriculum vitae
Jeroen Oosterbaan studied Mediterranean archaeology at the University of Amsterdam (BA) and provincial roman archaeology at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (MA). He gained a great deal of experience in excavating barrels and casks during archaeological field research, which aroused his interest in this find category. His enthusiasm for barrels and casks was further strengthened by the fact that the research in Vlissingen revealed the potential information about trade networks if the archaeological data is combined with archive material and specialist research on wood. In the meantime, the PhD student has published several archaeological research reports in which the elaboration of barrels and casks is included.
PhD candidate / Guest
- Faculteit Archeologie
- World Archaeology
- Historical Archaeology
- Vos W.K., Emaus R. & Sepers M. (2024), Digital Limes: Introduction to the session and a discussion of temporary camps in the Netherlands to illustrate the use of modern methods and advanced techniques for a better understanding of the Roman frontier development. Enckevort H. van, Driessen M., Graafstal E., Hazenberg T., Ivleva T. & Driel-Murray C. van (Eds.), Current Approaches to Roman Frontiers : Proceedings of the 25th International Congress of Roman Frontier Studies 1. 25th Limes Congress 21 August 2022 - 27 August 2022 no. Volume 1. Leiden: Sidestone Press. 95 - 102.
- Oosterbaan J. (2024), Tonnen en vaten: De zeecontainer van de Late Middeleeuwen, Madoc: tijdschrift over de middeleeuwen 37(3-4): 169 - 182.
- Oosterbaan J. (2024), Identifying Content through Casks, Skyliss 2023: 103 - 116.
- Vos W.K., Goeree J., Stevens S. & Oosterbaan J. (2024), Searching for temp-camps: De zoektocht naar Romeinse tijdelijke legerkampen in Nederland, Archeologie in Nederland 2023(4): 18 - 27.
- Oosterbaan J, Nicolaij S., Laan J. van der & Lange S. (2024), WOODAN Cask marks. [database].
- Oosterbaan J. (2022), Scientific Integrity for PhD candidates in Archaeology course. [other].
- Oosterbaan J., Doeve P. & Daalen S. van (2022), Provenance and production: casks in the Dutch archaeological context, International Journal of Wood Culture Advance Articles: 1-30.
- Griffioen A.A.J. (2018), In het hart van de stad. : Laat-middeleeuwse bebouwing, vermogende lieden en oorlogsgeweld op het Hofplein in Grave, Nijmegen (DNA-rapport 1, 514 pag.). Cuijk: Vast Grafisch.
- Schurmans M.D.R (2016), Wijchen Bijsterhuizen: Vindplaats 11 . Amsterdam: VUhbs.
- Oosterbaan J. (2016), Definitief onderzoek aan de Rijksweg 15 in Molenhoek. : Graven uit de Midden-Bronstijd en bewoningssporen uit de IJzertijd. Zevenaar: Archeodienst.
- Oosterbaan J. & Griffioen A.A.J. (2015), Van vissersdorp tot havenstad: 750 jaar stadsvorming aan de Groote Markt in Vlissingen. Oosterbaan, J. & A.A.J. Griffioen, 2015: Van vissersdorp tot havenstad. 750 jaar stadsvorming aan de Groote Markt in Vlissingen, Zevenaar (Archeodienst rapport 650, 576 pag.). Zevenaar: Archeodienst.