Jolanda Bos
- Functie:PhD student
Expertise
Jolanda Bos specializes in archaeological site management, the use of heritage and the stimulation of public awareness on cultural assets. Over the years her interest has shifted from archaeology to broader heritage management. At the IGBA Jolanda is working on her PhD on Egyptian archaeological site management in close cooperation with the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology of the University of California Los Angeles. Knowledge of the degradation of archaeological remains at the basis of site management is the emphasis of her research.
Recent Projects
- Karanis Site and Landscape Management Project (UCLA and VU Amsterdam); the main project for Jolanda´s PhD research.
- Ababda Cultural Heritage Project (EDAPP); a combination of archaeological and cultural heritage management.
- Jolanda consults several other excavation projects in Egypt on site management.
Selected Publications
Bos, J.E.M.F. (2009). Visitor strategy document ancient landscapes. Woerden, the ReCollective.
Bos, J.E.M.F. (2008). A management strategy for Karanis, the role of degradation research. PARIS3, Amsterdam, VU University Amsterdam.
Bos, J.E.M.F. (2007). The implication of ownership of Karanis: a dynamic approach to site management in Egypt. Who owns the past? Heritage rights and responsibilities in a multicultural world. Ghent, Belgium, Ename.
Bos, J.E.M.F. (2007). "Life and tradition of the Ababda nomads, the junction between intangible and tangible heritage management." International Journal of Intangible Heritage 2: 31-43.
Bos, J.E.M.F. (2007). Position paper Karanis, Egypt. Introductory paper to the site management plan of the Graeco-Roman town of Karanis. Woerden, Past2Present-ArcheoLogic.
Bos, J.E.M.F. (2006). Karanis, a case study of heritage management in Egypt. Who owns the Past colloquium ENAME conference, Gent.
Wendrich, W.Z., J.E.M.F. Bos, et al. (2006). VR modelling in research, instruction, presentation and cultural heritage management, the case of Karanis (Egypt). CIPA International Workshop dedicated in e-Documentation & Standardisation in Cultural Heritage, Cyprus.
