Prof & CSSH Assoc. Dean
FACULTY CSSH ARHA
Inge Uytterhoeven
Inge Uytterhoeven’s research integrates material and written evidence and focuses on Hellenistic
Roman and Late Antique housing in Anatolia and the Eastern Mediterranean
as well as on public architecture and broader urban studies related to these periods and regions. She has worked on archaeological sites in Belgium
Italy
Greece
Egypt
and Turkey. Since 1997 she has been involved with field research
including excavations and architectural studies
carried out by KU Leuven at Sagalassos (Ağlasun
Burdur). Between 2013 and 2019 she conducted an architectural survey at Limyra (Finike
Antalya) within the framework of the Limyra Project of the Austrian Archaeological Institute.
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2003
Ph.D., Archaeology, KU Leuven - Belgium
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1998
MA. in Archaeology, KU Leuven - Belgium
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1996
BA. in History of Art and Archaeology, KU Leuven - Belgium
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1995
MA in Greek and Latin Language and Literature, KU Leuven - Belgium
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1993
BA in Greek and Latin Language and Literature, KU Leuven - Belgium
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01.01.2020
Learning & Teaching Award for ARHA 321. Ancient Greece: From City-State to World Empire
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01.01.2019
Learning & Teaching Award for ARHA 320/HIST 325. Rome, Roman Cities and Countryside
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01.01.2018
Learning & Teaching Award for ARHA 320 / HIST 325. Rome, Roman Cities and Countryside
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01.01.2018
Outstanding Faculty Award of the College of Social Sciences and Humanities
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01.01.2018
Learning & Teaching Award for ARHA 321. [ Ancient Greece: From City-State to World Empire|]
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01.01.2018
ARHA 501. Anatolian Civilisations II: Iron Age to Roman