K.M.W. (Kevin) Hoogeveen MA
PhD Candidate
Faculty of Humanities
Area of expertise: Late Antiquity, Roman and Byzantine Egypt, migratory behaviour, tax systems, Greek papyrology
Visiting address
- Kloveniersburgwal 48
- Room number: C1.08
Postal address
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Postbus 1610
1000 BP Amsterdam
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Profile
Kevin Hoogeveen is a PhD Candidate in Ancient History. In his PhD project, which is funded by the NWO and supervised by prof.dr. Daniëlle Slootjes and dr. Sofie Remijsen, he investigates domestic migration in the Egyptian countryside as a catalyst of social and economic change in Late Antiquity.
Before he started his PhD research, he studied History in Leiden and Amsterdam. His MA Thesis on the Acta Alexandrinorum was awarded the OIKOS Thesis Prize for best thesis in Ancient History. After graduation he worked as a research assistant in the NWO project Lived Time in Late Antique Egypt on the use and experience of time.
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Publications
2025
- Hoogeveen, K. M. W. (in press). The Acta Alexandrinorum: Political Fiction from the Chora. Ancient Society, 55.
2024
- Hoogeveen, K. M. W. (2024). Teret daughter of Viktor and Herais (TM Arch 722 Version I). Web publication or website https://www.trismegistos.org/arch/archives/pdf/722.pdf
2022
- Hoogeveen, K. M. W. (2022). De herontdekking van een vergeten hoofdstad. Recensie van: J. Herrin, Ravenna. Capital of Europe, Crucible of Empire. Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis, 135(1), 124-125. https://doi.org/10.5117/TvG2022.1.012.HOOG
2024
- Hoogeveen, K. M. W. (2024). Imagining the future in late antique contracts. Web publication or website https://www.livedtime.humanities.uva.nl/blog-2/imagining-the-future-in-late-antique-contracts/
- Hoogeveen, K. M. W., & Oostdijk, H. H. (2024). A day in the life of a Roman schoolboy: Experiences of teaching Dutch primary school children about time and going to school in the Roman world. Web publication or website https://www.livedtime.humanities.uva.nl/blog-2/blog-a-day-in-the-life-of-a-roman-schoolboy/
- Hoogeveen, K. M. W., & Remijsen, S. M. J. (2024). The origin of the leap year. Web publication or website https://www.livedtime.humanities.uva.nl/blog-2/the-origin-of-the-leap-year/
2023
- Hoogeveen, K. M. W. (2023). De Oudheid als levend cultureel erfgoed: over de populaire hervertellingen van klassieke mythologie. Babel : maandblad voor de Faculteit der Geesteswetenschappen, 31(4), 8-9.
- Hoogeveen, K. M. W. (2023). Glocal dating: the reception Justinianic reform in dating formulas. Web publication or website https://www.livedtime.humanities.uva.nl/blog-2/blog-glocal-dating-the-reception-of-justinianic-reform-in-dating-formulas/
- Hoogeveen, K. M. W. (2023). Paarden, fabels en privilegefilosofen: de mens in het economisch denken van de Oudheid. Babel : maandblad voor de Faculteit der Geesteswetenschappen, 31(5), 13-14.
- Hoogeveen, K. M. W. (2023). The Era of Oxyrhynchus: a political statement?. Web publication or website https://www.livedtime.humanities.uva.nl/blog-2/blog-the-era-of-oxyrhynchus-a-political-statement/
2022
- Hoogeveen, K. M. W. (2022). Conflict als energiebron volgens Empedokles. Babel : maandblad voor de Faculteit der Geesteswetenschappen, 30(7), 6-7.
2020
- Hoogeveen, K. M. W. (2020). Massilia Graeca: Griekse stad in het Romeinse Westen? Hermeneus, 92(4), 12-17.
Prize / grant
- Hoogeveen, K. (2024). Promoties in de Geesteswetenschappen 2024: Het platteland in beweging. Binnenlandse migratie en de sociaaleconomische transformatie van laatantiek Egypte, 284-642 n. Chr.. https://www.nwo.nl/nieuws/financiering-voor-20-nieuwe-promovendi-in-de-geesteswetenschappen
- Hoogeveen, K. (2024). OIKOS Thesis Prize: Best rMA Thesis in Ancient History and Classical Archaeology.
Talk / presentation
- Hoogeveen, K. (speaker) (22-6-2023). Emperors versus Alexandrians: The Deliberate Erosion of Alexandria’s Civic Rights, CARP 4: Character Assassination, Illiberalism, and the Erosion of Civic Rights, Amsterdam.
Others
- Remijsen, S. (organiser), Lucassen, E. (organiser), Hoogeveen, K. (organiser), Dekker, R. (organiser) & Collignon, M. (organiser) (26-11-2024 - 28-11-2024). Lived Time. Routines, Temporal Norms and Identities from Antiquity to the Modern World, Amsterdam. Conference on the experience of time, with contributions on topics from antiquity to the present day. Linked to Sofie Remijsen's research project (…) (organising a conference, workshop, ...). https://aihr.uva.nl/content/events/2024/11/lived-rime-conference.html
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