Professor Dr. Ingolf Thuesen

Biography

Ingolf Thuesen is an Associate Professor at the University of Copenhagen, specializing in Near Eastern Archaeology and cultural heritage. His research focuses on early farming urbanization in regions such as Jordan, particularly in the Petra area and the Mt. Nebo survey. Thuesen is actively engaged in community archaeology and the management of cultural heritage under UNESCO guidelines. He has contributed to significant archaeological fieldwork, including the Nebo-Survey, which reports on findings from the Shaqarat Mziad site. His expertise extends to various languages, including Danish, English, German, and reading proficiency in French and Arabic. Over the past five years, Thuesen has collaborated with numerous research networks and public organizations, showcasing the impact of his work on society and humanities. He is also involved in editorial roles and peer reviews for academic journals, enhancing the research landscape in his field. Thuesen's participation in workshops and conferences illustrates his commitment to disseminating knowledge and fostering collaboration among scholars in archaeology and cultural studies.

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