Abstract The UNESCO World Heritage Wadden Sea holds remains of a medieval cultural
landscape shaped by interactions between man and natural forces. From the Netherlands to …

Many delta systems worldwide are becoming increasingly urbanized following a variety of
processes, including land reclamation, embanking, major engineering and port …

Historic districts may be damaged during urban renewal. Landscape sensitivity can be used
as a method to judge the ability of a landscape to resist change. This study proposes an …

Many Holocene estuaries were infilled to form convergent, single‐channel systems, while
others remained partially or wholly unfilled. This difference in the degree of infilling depends …

During the first millennium ad, Germany, like other European regions, witnessed dynamic
interactions between human populations and the environment, resulting in effects on …

When sea‐level rise slowed down in the middle Holocene, fluvial and coastal sediments
filled the newly created accommodation, whilst others remained largely unfilled because of …

Along the southern North Sea coast from the Netherlands to Denmark, human cultivation
efforts have created a unique cultural landscape. Since the Middle Ages, these interactions …

Geçmişten günümüze insanoğlunun artan talepleri neticesinde doğal ortam koşulları ile
olan etkileşim ve bu ortamlar üzerindeki antropojenik baskı farklı boyutlara ulaşmıştır …

Temperate river systems cover large regions of the earth's surface and provide challenging
environments for the detection of archaeological remains. The deposition of alluvium above …

Undertaking a study and definition of the Anthropocene via landscape archeology is a
potentially fruitful yet still-underdeveloped area of research. Identifying accumulation as a …