Jorrit Kelder specialises in Greek and Eastern Mediterranean archaeology, with a special focus on the Late Bronze Age and early Iron Age. He has published extensively on the Mycenaean world, contacts between the Greek world and the Near East, iconography, anncient administrative practices, and Bronze to Iron Age chronology. He is part of the “From Aleph to Alpha” project, directed by Dr. W. J. I. Waal.

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Research

Jorrit is particularly interested in contacts between the late Mycenaean world and the regions surrounding the Aegean. In the context of the “From Aleph to Alpha” project, he is looking into problems relating to (relative and absolute) chronologies, and the arguments underpinning our current understanding of Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age chronologies.

Fields of interest

Mycenaean archaeology
Greek Archaeology
Anatolian Archaeology
Egyptian Archaeology
European Bronze Age
Early writing and administration

Publications