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Research Unit Islamic Archaeology
Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn
Institut für Orient- und Asienwissenschaften
Abt. Islamwissenschaft und Nahostsprachen
Forschungseinheit Islamische Archäologie
Brühler Straße 7
53119 Bonn
Germany
 
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Prof. Walker

Prof. Dr. Bethany J. Walker

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Nikolaus Hochstein Cox, MPhil.

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Nikolaus Cox

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PhD dissertation project


“From Hajj Forts to Hinterland: Understanding the impact of Ottoman influence upon indigenous communities in Southern Transjordan through tracing the distribution of late Ottoman (1798-1918) material culture from centralised points of imperial control into local Arab communities”


Supervisor: Bethany Walker (Islamic Archaeology Unit, Bonn)


Education


  •  2021-present – PhD (Islamic Archaeology): Rheinische Friedrisch-Wilhems-Universität Bonn, Germany
  • 2016-2017 – MPhil (Palaeolithic Archaeology): Gonville and Caius College, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom (Dissertation Title: Socio-Cultural Change and Stasis in the Middle Danube Basin and Eastern European Plain across the Last Glacial Maximum / Distributions of Upper Palaeolithic Human Groups in Central and Eastern Europe Determined through Ornamental Assemblages)
  • 2012/2014 – BA (Double Major: Political Science and International Relations, Minor: Cultural Anthropology): Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand 
 
 
Research Experience

  • 10/2021 – Universität Bonn & Jordanian Department of Antiquities: Madaba Plains Project | Tal Hisban, Jordan | Square Supervisor
  • 02-03/2020 – Forgotten Fortress Project | Kolombangara, Solomon Islands | Director
  • 09/2017 – University of Cambridge: Montelabate Project | Montelabate, Italy | Field Technician
  • 07/2011 – Universidad de Valladolid: Archaeospain Project | Pintia, Spain | Field Archaeologist

 

Commercial Experience
 
  • 08/2021 – Discovery Channel | United Kingdom | Documentary Contributor
  • 11/2020-03/2021 – Archäologie Hofmann & Heigermoser GbR | Germany | Field Archaeologist
  • 08-10/2020 – Archaeology Wales | United Kingdom | Field Supervisor
  • 02/2019-02/2020 – Cambridge Archaeological Unit | United Kingdom | Field Archaeologist
  • 04/2018-02/2019 – Oxford Archaeology East | United Kingdom | Field Archaeologist

Additional Professional Experience


  • 10/2021-present – Instinction | New Zealand | Voice Actor & Concept Artist
  • 04/2021-present – Opera Wire | United States of America | Copy Editor
  • 01/2021-present – Self-employed | Worldwide | Freelance illustrator
  • 07-10/2020 – Bare Opera | United States of America | Librettist
  • 11/2017-04/2018 – Westminster Publications | United Kingdom | Senior Correspondent
  • 01-04/2016 – Bolivia Travel Channel | Bolivia | Journalist and Editor
  • 09/2015-04/2016 – Bolivian Express | Bolivia | Journalist and Editor

Publications


  • Hochstein Cox, Nikolaus and Andrew Petersen. “The Sacred Journey” Yunus Emre Institute, United Kingdom (Nov. 2021 – Dec. 2021)
  • Hochstein Cox, Nikolaus and Andrew Petersen. “The Story of Imam Dur” British Institute for the Study of Iraq, United Kingdom (Oct. 2020 – Jan. 2021)
  • Hochstein Cox, Nikolaus. “Kolombangara: Surveying a Forgotten Second World War Fortress.” Current World Archaeology, No. 103 (2020): 30-37.

Languages

  • English (native)
  • Spanish (professional)
  • German (intermediate)


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