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  • Vroom, J. (2011). Het oude Constantinopel onder het oude Istanbul: archeologische sensaties dankzij een nieuwe metrolijn. In D. Burgersdijk, & W. Waal (Eds.), Constantinopel: een mozaïek van de Byzantijnse metropool (pp. 229-239). (Mededelingen en verhandelingen van het Vooraziatisch-Egyptisch Genootschap "Ex Oriente Lux"; No. XXXVI). Ex Oriente Lux.
  • Vroom, J. (2011). 'Mr. Turkey goes to Turkey', or: How an eighteenth-century Dutch diplomat lunched at Topkapı Palace. In A. Singer (Ed.), Starting with food: culinary approaches to Ottoman history (pp. 139-175, VIII-IX). Markus Wiener.
  • Vroom, J., & Kondyli, F. (2011). Life among ruins = Leven tussen brokstukken: Greece and Turkey between past & present: exhibition catalogue. Parnassus Press.
  • Vroom, J. (2011). The other Dark Ages: early medieval pottery finds in the Aegean as an archaeological challenge. In R. Attoui (Ed.), When did Antiquity end? Archaeological case studies in three continents: the proceedings of an international seminar held at the University of Trento on April 29-30, 2005 on late antique societies, religion, pottery and trade in Germanica, northern Africa, Greece, and Asia Minor (pp. 137-158). (BAR international series; Vol. 2268). Archaeopress.
  • Vroom, J. (2009). 'Mr. Turkey goes to Turkey', or: How an eighteenth-century Dutch diplomat lunched at Topkapı Palace. Princeton papers: interdisciplinary journal of Middle Eastern studies, 16, 139-175, VIII-IX.
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