Cynthia Kromotaroeno
PhD candidate
- Name
- C.L.S. Kromotaroeno MSc
- Telephone
- 071 5272727
- c.l.s.kromotaroeno@arch.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0009-0009-9506-3648
PhD candidate
- Faculty of Archaeology
- FdA Archaeological Sciences
- Kromotaroeno C. (5 September 2025), I Adorn You! A Deeper Dive Into Early Medieval Hair Care And Styling. Leiden Medievalists Blog. Leiden: Leiden Medievalists Blog (Leiden University). [blog entry].
- Kromotaroeno C. (2025), In short: needles and what they tell us about Dorestad. In: Willemsen A. & H. Kik (Eds.), Dorestad and everything after: ports, townscapes & travellers in Europe, 800-1100. Papers on archaeology of the Leiden museum of antiquities no. 35. Leiden: Sidestone press. 115-120.
- Kromotaroeno C. (2024), The story of needles and pins: what they tell us about Dorestad - an experimental journey. Dorestad and everything after, Leiden. 24 January 2024 - 26 January 2024. [conference poster].
- Kromotaroeno C.L.S. (12 July 2024), Before bones became waste: the biography of reused bone tools. Leiden Medievalists Blog. Leiden (Leiden University). [blog entry].
- Kromotaroeno C. (2024), The story of needles and pins: what they tell us about Dorestad: an experimental journal - rewriting traces. 15th WBRG International Meeting, Paris. 13 May 2024 - 17 May 2024. [conference poster].
- (28 October 2022), A stitch in time: in search for the daily activities of the early medieval inhabitants of Oegstgeest. Leiden medievalists blog. Leiden (Universiteit Leiden). [blog entry].
- Kromotaroeno C.L.S. (2021), Worked bone and antler. In: Bruin J. de, Bakels C. & Theuws F. (Eds.), Oegstgeest: A riverine settlement in the early medieval world system. Merovingian Archaeology in the Low Countries no. 7. Bonn: Habelt-Verlag. 302-313; 525-528.
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