The paper discusses the detection of shipwrecks embedded in sea-floor sediments using a Chirp sub-bottom profiler. From a methodological-historical perspective it presents four examples of recent chirp recordings of verified shipwrecks embedded in di...
Since 2016, hobby metal-detecting is legal in Flanders (Belgium), although it was unofficially tolerated for many years before. However, research on metal-detected artefacts in Flanders is hindered by a low reporting rate. The MEDEA project aims to a...
Market places remain underrepresented in studies of archaeological soil micromorphology. In Lier, micromorphology was applied to gain understanding of the stratigraphy and formation processes of the medieval “Grote Markt”. Block samples were obtained...
Multiplicity, when different phytolith morphotypes are produced within a taxon, and redundancy, when the same phytolith morphotypes are produced by different taxa, are persistent challenges in phytolith analysis. This article discusses and demonstrat...
Predynastic and Early Dynastic boat images were used to express complex ideological concepts. The most important of them is the notion of “Order out of Chaos,” which became the cornerstone of the pharaonic ideological system that emerged at the end o...
Urban stratigraphy is characterized by complicated sequences resulting from many superimposedphases of human occupation and activity. Parts of these deposits are difficult to interpret solelybased on field data. One typical example is “dark earth”: t...
This paper traces the evolution of the disposal of human remains at Tell Hamoukar, exploring the links between burial practicesand changes in social fabric that accompanied the urbanization of the region between the Chalcolithic and Early Bronze Age....
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