- Stichting Cultureel Erfgoed Zeeland, Middelburg, Zeeland, Netherlands
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In order to verify the relative dating based on pot type morphology and decoration of the Swifterbant pottery collected at the Final Mesolithic site of Doel “Deurganckdok” (Belgium) and of the Late Iron Age pottery excavated at... more
In order to verify the relative dating based on pot type morphology and decoration of the Swifterbant pottery collected at the Final Mesolithic site of Doel “Deurganckdok” (Belgium) and of the Late Iron Age pottery excavated at Grijpskerke (the Netherlands), direct radiocarbon dates were obtained on charred food residue preserved on the inner surface of numerous potsherds. In addition, a number of indirect 14C dates were obtained from samples of organic material. In the case of Doel, the results indicate an important incompatibility between the charred food residue dates and the other dates, the former being systematically older. This difference may be explained by a reservoir effect of the charred food residue, caused by the processing of (freshwater) fish. The 14C dates for the Grijpskerke site are in agreement between the charred food residue and the organic material. The stable isotopes of the charred food residue were analyzed to demonstrate fish processing in the pottery, but ...
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In order to verify the relative dating based on pot type morphology and decoration of the Swifterbant pottery collected at the Final Mesolithic site of Doel "Deurganckdok" (Belgium) and of the Late Iron Age pottery excavated at... more
In order to verify the relative dating based on pot type morphology and decoration of the Swifterbant pottery collected at the Final Mesolithic site of Doel "Deurganckdok" (Belgium) and of the Late Iron Age pottery excavated at Grijpskerke (the Netherlands), direct radiocarbon dates ...
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Finds of re-used ship wood in the province of Zeeland (The Netherlands). Special attention for ship wood that has been re-used for making early medieval coffins.
A brief summary of preliminary results of the Investigating the Dead in Early Medieval Domburg project, focusing on the radiocarbon dates and stable isotope analysis of a skeleton from the possible emporium or beach market site at... more
A brief summary of preliminary results of the Investigating the Dead in Early Medieval Domburg project, focusing on the radiocarbon dates and stable isotope analysis of a skeleton from the possible emporium or beach market site at Oostkapelle-Berkenbosch in the Netherlands.
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'Early medieval person in hospital': a brief report on a CT scanning project on an early medieval in situ burial from Domburg, the Netherlands.
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The Valkenburg-Marktveld excavation in 1985 yielded the remains of a Roman timber watch and signal tower. This is the full publication of all features and finds related to this Roman military structure.