Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies

Summary

Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies is a government organization^[1].

Key Facts

• Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's field of work was archaeology^[2].
• Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies is in the country of Dutch East Indies^[3].
• Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's instance of is recorded as government organization^[4].
• Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's headquarters location is recorded as Batavia^[5].
• Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's part of is recorded as Ministry of Education, Culture and Science^[6].
• Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's Commons category is recorded as Oudheidkundige Dienst in Nederlands-Indië^[7].
• Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's archives at is recorded as Leiden University Library^[8].
• +1913-06-14T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies^[9].
• Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's described at URL is recorded as https://www.indiestijdschrift.nl/3104/0/products/alle-diensten/0/erfgoedbeleid-in-nederlands-indie^[10].
• Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's director / manager is recorded as Nicolaas Johannes Krom^[11].
• Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's director / manager is recorded as Frederik David Kan Bosch^[12].
• Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's replaced by is recorded as National Archaeological Research Center^[13].
• Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's significant person is recorded as Karel Christiaan Crucq^[14].
• Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's significant person is recorded as Pieter Vincent van Stein Callenfels^[15].
• Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's significant person is recorded as Martha Muusses^[16].
• Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's significant person is recorded as Jean Jacques de Vink^[17].
• Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's has works in the collection is recorded as Wereldmuseum Rotterdam^[18].
• Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's has works in the collection is recorded as Netherlands Photo Museum^[19].
• Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's Nederlands Fotomuseum photographer ID is recorded as dfe09832-e9c3-3fa9-3167-3fcbd82b2ade^[20].

Body

Founding

+1913-06-14T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies^[9].

Identity

Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's part of is recorded as Ministry of Education, Culture and Science^[6].

Leadership

Directors / managers include Nicolaas Johannes Krom^[11] and Frederik David Kan Bosch^[12].

Operations

Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's headquarters location is recorded as Batavia^[5].

Industry

Archaeological Service in the Netherlands East Indies's field of work was archaeology^[2].