Auteur--
EditorRensink E. & Peeters H.
Jaar2006
PublicatietypeBoek
SerieNederlandse Archeologische Rapporten NAR
Volume31
Subtitel--
Pagina’s226
UitgeverRijksdienst voor het Oudheidkundig Bodemonderzoek
PlaatsAmersfoort
ISBN9789057990755
Citation key--
Trefwoorden--
Exemplaar43369 ReknummerT-16-5-c
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Introduction
5-8
Rensink E. |
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Introduction to session 1: regional studies
9-12
Zvelebil M. |
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Regional sampling and site evaluation strategies for predicting Mesolithic settlement in the Yorkshire Dales, England
13-24
Donahue R. E. & Lovis W. A. |
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Mesolithic sites in coastal and riverine contexts in southern Britain: current research and the management of thee archaeological resource
25-40
Bell M., Chisham C., Dark P. & Allen S. |
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The wetlands of sandy Flanders (Northwest Belgium): Potentials and prospects for prehistoric research and management
41-54
Crombé P. |
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From prospecting to conservation: the past and the future of the early Mesolithic Vlootbeek valley region (the Netherlands)
55-64
Verhart L. |
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Pre-agricultural archaeological sites in Scotland: location, investigation, preservation
65-72
Fojut N. |
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Introduction to session 2: the informative value of disturbed contexts
73-76
Barton N. |
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Bones and stones get lost. The Dutch Palaeolithic heritage in danger
77-86
van Kolfschoten T. |
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Excavating surface sites, tapping a source of potential: the Middle Palaeolithic surface scatters of southern Limburg (NL) and the case study of the Colmont-Ponderosa
87-106
Glauberman P. |
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Are Stone Age ploughzone sites third class monuments? Some insights from investigations on Stone Age surface sites in Lower Saxony Germany
107-126
Veil S. |
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Underwater approaches. Towards mitigation of large-scale disturbances
127-138
Maarleveld T. |
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Introduction to session 3. Site and landscape approaches
139-140
Roebroeks W. |
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Developing methods for the assessment of artefact densities on Mesolithic sites in Central France
141-150
Kildea F. & Musch J. |
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Assessment and representation: the informative value of Mesolithic landscapes
151-166
Zvelebil M. & Moore J. |
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Sites, landscapes and uncertainty: on the modelling of the archaeological potential and assessment of deeply buried Stone Age landscapes in the Flevoland polders (the Netherlands)
167-184
Peeters H. |
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Unlocking the treasure chest of Dutch Stone Age archaeology. Archaeological heritage management in the drowned landscapes of Flevoland
185-200
Raemaekers D., Borsboom A. & Müller A. |
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Early prehistoric sites and landscapes in the Netherlands. Building frameworks for archaeological heritage management
201-226
Rensink E., Deeben J. & Peeters H. |