Jelle Moree (1995) is a PhD candidate within the EARTHWORK project of the Soil Geography and Landscape group (promotor: prof. dr. Jakob Wallinga, co-promotors: dr. Roy van Beek & dr. Liz Chamberlain).

The main theme in his research interests is human-landscape interactions - both in the past as well as in the present and future.

He obtained both his BSc (Hons) and MSc in the earth sciences at Utrecht University (faculty of Geosciences) (MSc thesis), while he got his MA in archaeology at Leiden University (MA thesis).

Before his current position, Moree was affiliated with Utrecht University (department of Physical Geography) as a junior researcher of palaeogeographic cartography (2020) and as a field assistant with archaeology and heritage services companies RAAP (2017) and BAAC (2019).

An overview of his publications can be found on his Academia webpage.

PhD researcher within the EARTHWORK project (SGL)

Currently, I am one of two PhD researchers in the (NWO-funded) EARTHWORK project. I will be focussing on the dating of earthworks in the coastal and fluvial landscapes of the Netherlands (e.g. dykes & dwelling mounds/terps). Consequently, I will study how these earthworks affect(ed) human-landscape interactions in the past, present and future. For more information, click on the links below.

EARTHWORK project connects the past, present and future

PhD project EARTHWORK: Dating of earthworks in the coastal and fluvial landscapes of the Netherlands