Research at AHM is carried out in more than twenty research groups. The research of each research group relates to one or more of the five research themes of AHM.
AHM research groups
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Archaeological Heritage and Contemporary Society
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Archaeology of Cultural Landscapes and Natural Environments
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Archeology, Architecture and the Virtual Past
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Archives and Records in Transition
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Artistic Knowing: Research in and on Art and Cultural Practices
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Books as Cultural Intermediary
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Conflict Archaeology
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Conserving Wax-Resin Lined Paintings
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Contemporary Art Conservation
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Digital Heritage
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Dynamics of Memory: WWII Heritage & Memory
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Explokart: Exploration of Maps and Mappings, 16th-20th Centuries
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From Monastery to University Quarter. A 4D Journey through Time
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Global Trajectories of Thought and Memory: Art and the Global South
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Intangible Culture: The Heritage Dynamics and Politics of Everyday Life
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Interviews in Conservation Initiative
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Looted Art: Provenance Research and Restitution in the Netherlands
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Making Memories: European Elites, Country House Cultures & Identities
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Material Culture and the Past
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Materiality in the Study and Conservation of Cultural Heritage
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Museums and Interpretation: Visitors’ Narratives, Objects and Digital Tools
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Oral History & Transitional Justice
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Post Memories: Intergenerational Narratives of Conflict
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Postcolonial Heritages and Diasporic Memories