Important Events in The Life of Reuvens
- 1793 Birth in The Hague
- 1813 Doctoral Thesis
- 1816 Professor at Harderwijk
- 1818 Appointed professor extraordinarius of Archaeology at Leiden University
- 1822 Marriage
- 1827-33 Directs excavations at Forum Hadriani
- 1835 Dies in Rotterdam, age 42
For a more extensive list, see Halbertsma (2003)
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