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» Jens Vellev
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Jens Vellev
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Curriculum Vitae
2010: Leader of the project Opening of the Tomb of Tycho Brahe
2006: Leader of Renaissance Year 2006
1999: Leader of Medieval Year 1999
1990: Founded and began ‘Project Salt' (Mariager Salt Centre opened in 1998)
1985-87: Viborg Museum
1980-82 Master's scholarship, Aarhus University
1979 MA in medieval archaeology, Aarhus University
1974 Founded the publishing house Hikuin
1972-73 Archaeological expedition in the sultanate of Oman with P.V. Glob
1969-70 Archaeological expedition to Abu Dhabi
1968 Founder of the Department of Medieval Archaeology at Aarhus University
1945 Born 14
th
August
Important Excavations
Silkeborg Castle (2004-05)
Løvel Bridge and other medieval bridges (1993-96)
Salt extraction on the island of Læsø (1990-2008)
Bell foundry in Odense (1979)
Viborg Cathedral (1971-)
Oman (1972-73)
Asmild Abbey Church (1971-)
Abu Dhabi (1969-70)
Selected projects
Opening of the Tomb of Tycho Brahe (2010)
Reconstruction of Skaaning Paper Mill, Aarhus
Reconstruction of Tycho Brahe's observatory, Uranienborg, on the island of Hven
Renaissance Year 2006
Medieval Year 1999
Prizes, Awards etc. Received
2008
Aarhus University prize for Research Dissemination
2008
Granted knighthood of the Order of the Dannebrog
1992
Henry Ford prize for initiative
1992
Charles Christensen Grant from the Royal Nordic Antique Journal Society
1989
The G.E.C. Gads Foundation Presentation
1984
The Tessin Prize from the Foundation for Danish Architectural Culture