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Lidewijde de Jong is a Professor of East-Mediterranean West-Asian Archaeology at the University of Groningen. Her expertise spans various areas including Hellenistic and Roman West Asia, mortuary studies, funerary rituals, and the dynamics of ancient empires. She is particularly interested in globalization and identity, as well as archaeological heritage in conflict zones. De Jong's work often intersects with issues of digitalization and the management of digital databases in archaeology. As a Rosalind Franklin Fellow, she leads projects that explore the interplay between cultural heritage and identity, especially focusing on both material and intangible heritage. She is also an Erasmus Coordinator for Archaeology and holds significant positions within national and international archaeological communities, including membership in the ARCHON Managing Board and the Scientific Board of Colloquium Anatolicum. Lidewijde de Jong is actively engaged in various fieldwork and research initiatives related to Islamic studies and archaeological heritage in the Middle East.
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