Prestigious award for book on gender and war
The book The Oxford Handbook of Gender, War, and the Western World Since 1600 - of which historian Stefan Dudink (RICH) is one of the editors - has received the Distinguished Book Award from the American Society for Military History.
A time travel along the Via Appia in Museum Het Valkhof
Museum Het Valkhof starts 2022 with an interactive time travel along the Roman Via Appia, one of the oldest highways of the world. REVISITED Via Appia is the result of a longterm multidisciplinairy research to which RICH researchers contributed.
Nadeche Diepgrond wins Holland Historical Journal's Thesis prize 2021
On 30 December it was announced that Nadeche Diepgrond has won the Holland Historisch Tijdschrift (Holland Historical Journal's) Thesis Award 2021.
Carlijn Cober receives 2021 OSL Award for best article
Carlijn Cober has won the 2021 OSL Award in the category 'Published Article'. The OSL Awards are intended to acknowledge original and innovative contributions to the field of literary studies.
(Dis)proving the historical narrative of a massive agricultural system in Southern Iraq
Landscape archaeologist Dr Peter Brown has received a grant from the Gerda Henkel Foundation for a collaboration with researchers in Iraq and the United Kingdom.
Lira grant for assistant Professor of Dutch literature Ivo Nieuwenhuis
University lecturer in Dutch literature Ivo Nieuwenhuis has received a grant from the Lira Fund.
Exhibition 'God on Earth. Emperor Domitian'
Dr Nathalie de Haan and Prof Eric Moormann are guest curators in the exhibition 'God on Earth. Emperor Domitian'. They also wrote a book about Domitian, who went down in history as one of the worst emperors the Roman Empire has known.
Curacao civil registry digitalized and investigated
Together with the National Archives of Curacao and the University of Curacao, historical demographers of the Radboud University will reconstruct and digitize the civil registry of the island as of 1 January.
