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- 2016
- The pleasures of mixing family with business. On the expression of familial and professional identity through seals based on the analysis of an Old Babylonian family of merchants in Sippar
- 2015
- Seals, tablets and bricks: fine-tuning of early dynastic chronology in Syria
- A seal with trading owners. A story of reuse and merchants illustrating the expression of private, familial, and professional identity in Old Babylonian seals from Sippar
- Trading places with an Old Babylonian merchant from Sippar: a view on his personal, familial, and professional identity through seal analysis
- In search of sealed palaeolithic and mesolithic sites using core sampling: the impact of grid size, meshes and auger diameter on discovery probability
- Exploring an Archaeology of the Dutch War of Independence in Flanders (Belgium)
- THE BABA JILAN GRAVEYARD NEAR NURABAD, PISH-I KUH, LURISTAN – A PRELIMINARY REPORT
- 2014
- Vertrauen ist gut , Kontrolle ist besser: 4500 Jahre alte Palastbürokratie entschlüsselt
- Archeologisch onderzoek in Middelburg in Vlaanderen: een bilan van twee jaar preventief archeologisch onderzoek (2012-2013) (OVL)
- Shell and glass beads from the tombs of Kindoki, Mbanza Nsundi, Lower Congo