This paper presents the results of multi-disciplinary research carried out on the deposits of
Moervaart depression, NW Belgium, one of the largest palaeolakes (∼ 25 km 2) that existed …

Isotopic records from Greenland ice cores have revealed a number of centennial to
millennial-scale climatic fluctuations affecting the eastern North Atlantic during the …

Hunter-gatherer populations in northwest Europe were variably affected by Late Glacial and
Early Holocene climate fluctuations and their effects on sea level and the environment. We …

Remotely-piloted aircraft (RPA) thermography is one of the least utilized remote-sensing
methods in archaeology, yet it has great potential for visualizing subsurface archaeological …

In this paper the potential impact of the 9.3 k cal a BP cooling event on the environment and
human occupation in the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt region of NW Europe is investigated …

Humans respond in a variety of ways to climate and environmental change. They may adapt,
migrate, evolve new technologies, or experience breakdowns in their socio-cultural and …

In this paper, a detailed vegetation and environmental reconstruction for the Lateglacial
interstadial in the Moervaart area (NW Belgium) is discussed, in relation to former human …

The infill of abandoned river channels is the main information source on postglacial
vegetation and landscape evolution in inland northern Belgium. Palynological studies of …

Recent palaeoenvironmental analyses in the Scheldt basin in NW Belgium have identified
significant hydrological and vegetation changes between Greenland Interstadial-1b (GI-1b) …

At the transition between the Scheldt valley and the Campine microcuesta near Antwerp, two
separate organic deposits are present in the subsoil. Sedimentological, macrobotanical and …