Jes Martens | University of Oslo (original) (raw)

Archaeologist, based in Oslo but dealing with the Iron Age of Northern and Northern Central Europe at large. Author of more than 70 papers, editor of several books on hot research topics. Has experience from working and lecturing in several countries.

1961 October 9th. Born Ringsted, Central Zealand, Denmark.

Education:
1980 June. Graduated from highschool (Brønderslev Gymnasium).
1980 August - 1990 July. Studied archaeology at the University of Aarhus, with additional courses in philosophy of science, social anthropology, modern French philosophy, modern philosophy of science in theoretical physics.
1982 September - 1983 July guest student at University of Warsaw.
1991-September - 1992 June - Propedeutic Rusian Language course at University of Aarhus
1998 - June. PhD at University of Copenhagen for the work Local Development contra Foreign Influences.

Working Carreer:
1980-1990: Excavation assistent at numerous archaeological excavations in Denmark, Poland and the Faroe Islands.
1989-1996: Projecting and managing research excavations at Borremose
1990 July -1992 February research assistent at Nationalmuseet, Copenhagen
1992 March - 1996 June Research Fellow at University of Copenhagen
1996 September - June 1999. Archaeologist, Executive officer at Riksantikvarieämbetet, The Swedish Heritage Management, Lund, Scania.
1999 July - Present - Researcher, later Associate Professor at University of Oslo, Norway.

Teaching experience:
1992-1996: teaching and examining at BA and Master level at University of Copenhagen
1997-1999: teaching at Open University (Folkeuniversitetet), Copenhagen
1999- 2006: teaching at BA and Master and examining level at Univerity of Oslo
Censoring at MA and PhD level at University of Tromsø and University of Aarhus

Guest lectures at:
University of Warsaw
University of Poznan
University of Gothenburg
University of Lund
University of Stockholm
Statens Historiska Museum, Stockholm
Universtiy of Oslo
University of Tromsø
Peoples University of Telemark, Skien
University of Kiel
Institut für historische Küstenforschung, Wilhelmshafen
University of Groningen
and numerous local museums and private societies

Participant with contributions at several international and national archaeological conferences and meetings.

Research visits at the collections of
Vendsyssel historiske museum, Hjørring
Nordjyllands historiske museum, Aalborg
Vesthimmerlands museum, Aars,
Østhimmerlands museum, Hobro
Viborg stifts museum, Viborg
Kulturhistorisk museum, Randers
Djurslands museum, Grenå
Ebeltoft museum, Ebeltoft
Forhistorisk museum Moesgaard, Aarhus
Silkeborg museum, Silkeborg
Midtjyllands museum, Herning
Horsens museum, Horsens
Haderslev amts museum, Haderslev
Aabenraa museum, Aabenraa
Museet på Sønderborg slot, Sønderborg
Fyn Stiftsmuseum / Odense bys museer, Odense
Kalundborg museum, Kalundborg
Nationalmuseet, København
Dragør museum, Dragør
Bornholms museum, Rønne
Museet på Malmøhus, Malmö
Lunds historiska museum, Lund
Göteborg arkeologiska museum, Göteborg
Skaraborg länsmuseum, Skara
Statens historiska museum, Stockholm
Universitetets Oldsaksamling / Kulturhistorisk museum, Oslo
Brekkemuseet, Skien
Arkeologisk museum, Stavanger
Historisk museum, Bergen
Vitenskapsmuseet, Trondheim
Archäologisches Landesmuseum für Schleswig-Holstein, Slesvig
Archäologisches Museum, hamburg
Museum Schwedenspeicher, Stade
Stadtmuseum, Cuxhaven
Museum at Burg Bederkesa, Bederkesa
Institut für historische Küstenforshung, Wilhelmshaven
Institute of Archaeology, University of Groningen
Archaeological museum, Poznan
Institute of Archaeology, Poznan
National Museum, Szczecin
Archaeologcial Museum, Gdansk
Archaeological Museum, Torun
Archaeological Museum, Lodz
State Archaeological Museum, Warsaw
Archaeological Museum, Wroclaw
Archaeological Museum, Krakow
Archaeological Museum, Vilnius
Archaeological Museum, Minsk
Archaeologcial Museum, Kiev
State Heremitage, Petersburg
Archaeological Museum, Moscow
Archaeologcial Museum, Bucarest
Address: Lier, Buskerud Fylke, Norway

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