Ingelise Stuijts
Palaeoenvironmentalist
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Biography
ngelise Stuijts studied in Groningen, Netherlands, where her biology studies were finished in 1979. Besides biology, she studied archaeology at the Biological Archaeological Institute (now GIA). She obtained her PhD at Groningen University in 1993 in the faculty of Mathematics and Natural Science following a grant by WOTRO. In 1998 she came to Ireland to work for Margaret Gowen & Co. Ltd. on wood and charcoal studies from Lisheen, Co. Tipperary, and West End, Dublin. In 2004, she taught a semester on environmental archaeology at Sligo IT. She has been working as an environmentalist for the Discovery Programme in Dublin since 2002.
After initially being interested in palaeontology and geology, her interests shifted towards botanical material through her studies in Groningen with Professor W. van Zeist and Dr. Wil Casparie. After finishing her thesis, on Indonesian pollen, she worked on archaeobotanical material for the private sector, primarily for ARC in the Netherlands. In addition, she worked part-time on research studies in Netherlands, Turkey and Italy.In 1996 she translated the book ‘Through Nature to Eternity: the bog bodies of Northwest Europe’ ‘Udødeliggjorte i mosen) from dr. W.A.B. van der Sanden from Dutch to Danish for Drents Museum in Assen. In 1997, she co-edited a book on the Kings of the North Sea (with Xandra Bardet).
The creation of the palaeo-environmental module within the Lake Settlement Project was the first work in the Discovery Programme. This led to a collaboration project with Exeter University in the Lough Kinale area. Later, work shifted towards excavation-based research on wood, charcoal and pollen from the late-mesolithic excavation within that area. Since 2004 she also contributes to the Medieval Rural Settlement Project with its excavations in Tulsk and Carns (Co. Roscommon).
Contact person within the Discovery Programme for a new envisaged research module focusing on environmental conditions in the period 1500 BC through 1200 AD that were important for prehistoric people. This module will run parallel to an archaeological module with a somewhat shorter time frame.
Publications
C. Fredengren, A. Kilfeather and I. Stuijts 2010. Lough Kinale: studies of an Irish lake. Discovery Programme Monograph No. 8, Wordwell: 284 pp.
I. Stuijts 2007. Wood and charcoal research in Ireland. Chapter 10. In Environmental archaeology in Ireland. Eds. E.M. Murphy and N.J. Whitehouse: 179-193.
I. Stuijts 2006. Charcoal sampling sites and Procedures: Practical Themes from Ireland. In Charcoal Analysis: New analytical tools and methods for archaeology. Ed. A. Dufraisse. BAR International Series 1483: 25-33.
Caitríona Moore & Ingelise Stuijts 2006. A Bronze Age Enigma: Some Unusual Artefacts from County Meath. Seanda 1: 44-45.
I. Stuijts 2005 Wood and charcoal identification. Chapter 7. In The Lisheen Mine Archaeological Project 1996-8. Eds. M. Gowen, J. Ó’Neill, M. Phillips. Wordwell: 137-185.
tI. Stuijts 2005 Appendix IV. Analysis of charcoal samples from Kilmahuddrick. In I. Doyle Excavation of a prehistoric ring-barrow at Kilmahuddrick, Clondalkin, Dublin 22. J. Irish Archaeology XIV: 69-72.
K.A. Selby, C.E. O’Brien, A.G. Brown, I. Stuijts 2005. A multi-proxy study of Holocene lake development, lake settlement and vegetation history in Central Ireland. Journal of Quaternary Science 20: 147-68.
A.G. Brown, J. Hatton, C.E. O’Brien, K.A. Selby, P.G. Langdon, I. Stuijts, C.J. Caseldine 2005. Vegetation, landscape and human activity in Midland Ireland: mire and lake records from the Lough Kinale-Derragh Lough area, Central Ireland. Veget. Hist. Archaeobot 14: 81-98.
C. O’Brien, K.Selby, Z. Ruiz, A. Brown, M. Dinnin, C. Caseldine, P. Langdon, I. Stuijts 2005. A sediment-based multiproxy palaeoecological approach to the enviornmental archaeology of lake dwellings (crannogs), central Ireland. The Holocene 15,5: 707-719.
C. Fredengren, M. McClatchie & I. Stuijts 2004. Connections and Distance: Investigating Social and Agricultural Issues Relating to Early Medieval Crannogs in Ireland. Environmental Archaeology 9: 161-166.
I. Stuijts: Charcoal and Wood Report 2004. In: E.O’Donovan et al. Excavations at Friar Street, Cashel: a story of urban settlement. Tipperary Historical Journal: 80-84.
G. McCormac & I. Stuijts 2004. Radiocarbon Dating. In: E. O’Donovan et al. Excavations at Friar Street, Cashel: a story of urban settlement. Tipperary Historical Journal: 84-85.
I. Stuijts 2004. Charcoal Remains. Appendix II in: E.O’Donovan. A Neolithic house at Kishoge, Co. Dublin. J. Irish Archaeology XII and XIII: 18-21.
I. Stuijts & M. Gowen 2003. Trackways and Fulachta fiadh in rural Ireland: Wood results from Derryville bog, County Tipperary, Ireland. Peatlands; Proceedings of the Peatland conference 2002 in Hannover, Germany. Eds. A. Bauerochse & H. Haßmann: 13-24.
I. Stuijts 2002. Wood and charcoal identifications. Appendix 2. The Excavation, in: C. Fredengren, Crannogs. Cd.rom Appendix 2. The Excavation. Wordwell: 114-136.
C J Caseldine, B Gearey, J Hatton, I Stuijts, E Reilly and W Casparie 2001 ‘From the wet to the dry: palaeoecological investigations at Derryville, Tipperary, Ireland’, Recent Developments in Wetland Research, Wetland Archaeology Research Project Occasional Paper 14: 99-114.
I. Stuijts 2001. Bronze Age landscape changes in the Midlands of Ireland. In: Patina, essays presented to J.J. Butler on the Occasion of his 80th Birthday. Groningen/Amsterdam. Eds. W.H. Metz, B.L. van Beek & H. Steegstra: 527-537.
Ingelise Stuijts 2000. A prior’s herb garden ? Archaeology Ireland 53: 12-14.
L. Johansen, J.N. Lanting, R.C.G.M. Lauwerier, M.J.L.Th. Niekus, D. Stapert & I.-L.M. Stuijts 2000. De Federmesser-vindplaats bij Doetinchem (Gld.): natuurwetenschappelijk onderzoek. Paleo-aktueel 11: 9-14.
I.-L.M. Stuijts & J.B de Voogd 2000. Romeinen te Lienden (Gld). Paleo-aktueel 11: 79-82.
I. Stuijts, L.K. Kooistra and K. Hänninen 1999. Archeobotanie. In: Archeologie in de Betuweroute. Papendrechtse Stroomrug. Rapportage Archeologische Monumentenzorg 80. Eds. Y. Dijkstra, O. Brinkkemper and C.W. Koot: 93-116.
I. Stuijts, 1999. Hout. In: Archeologisch onderzoek op de nieuwbouwlocatie Bollemanssteeg te Leeuwarden, Gemeente Leeuwarden. ARC publicaties 28.
I. Stuijts, 1999. Bijlage II Het houtskoolonderzoek op de Noordbargeres, Gemeente Emmen. In: Archeologisch onderzoek op de Noorbargeres te Emmen, gemeente Emmen. M.J.M. de Wit. ARC publicaties 26.
I.L.-M. Stuijts & G.J. de Roller 1999. Een palaeo-botanisch onderzoek bij Hempens-Teerns, Gem. Leeuwarden. ARC publicaties 25.
I.L.M. Stuijts, W.A. Casparie 1995. Ilipinar wood remains. The Ilipinar Excavatons I, five seasons of fieldwork in NW Anatolia, 10. Ed. J. Roodenberg. Nederlands Historisch-Archaeologisch Instituut, Istanbul.
W.A. Casparie, M.C. van Heuveln, G.L.G.A. Kortekaas, I.L.M. Stuijts 1995. Vijftig houtsoorten in Groningen. In: Handzaam hout uit Groninger grond, houtgebruik in de historische stad.
W.A. Casparie, M.C. van Heuveln, I.L.M. Stuijts 1994. Het houtgebruik. In: Oudheden onder De Hunze: 161-188.
I.M. Stuijts 1993. Late Pleistocene and Holocene vegetation of West Java, Indonesia. Modern Quaternary Research in Southeast Asia 12. Monography. Thesis.
I. Stuijts 1991. Kinderoffers in de Tophet (Carthago); houtskoolonderzoek. Paleo-aktueel 2: 58-62.
I. Stuijts, J.C. Newsome, J.R. Flenley 1988. Evidence for Late Quaternary vegetational change in the Sumatran and Javan highlands. Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology 55: 207-216.
I. Stuijts 1985. De Romeinse castella te Valkenburg ZH bijlage 1. Houtdeterminatie. In: Archaeologie en Oecologie van Holland tussen Rijn en Vlie - red. J.H.F. Bloemers: 88-93.
I. Stuijts 1984. Palynological study of Situ Bayongbong, West Java. Modern Quaternary Research in Southeast Asia 8: 17-27.
W. van Zeist, A.A. Polhaupessy, I.M. Stuijts 1979. Two pollen diagrams from West Java, a preliminary report. Modern Quaternary Research in Southeast Asia 5: 43-56.



