The impacts of fisheries on ocean resources are no longer considered in isolation but
should account for broader ecosystem effects. However, ongoing ecosystem-wide changes …

The landscape evolution of the southern North Sea basin is complex and has left a
geographically varying record of marine, lacustrine, fluvial and glacial sedimentation and …

Quaternary Paleoenvironments examines the drowned landscapes exposed as extensive
and attractive territory for prehistoric human settlement during the Ice Ages of the …

ABSTRACT The potential for Middle Palaeolithic sites to survive beneath the sea in northern
latitudes has been established by intensive investigation within Area 240, a marine …

Abstract The North Sea is one of the best‐studied shelves in the world from a geological
perspective. Research triggered by the presence of natural resources such as hydrocarbons …

Existing models of coastal occupation, in one form or another, embrace the assumption that
changes in mean sea level were the prime driver for shifts in coastal resource productivity of …

The islands of the Dampier Archipelago preserve a probable 30,000 year archaeological
record that reflects the change from a continental to an island environment following post …

Abstract Coastal British Columbia is largely a rugged fjord-land archipelago. It has not
always been so–over time, the coastline has changed configuration dramatically and the …

Abstract The Lower Palaeolithic hominin occupation of northwest Europe occurred during a
period of significant climatic change. In Britain, hominin populations were present …

This paper discusses the significance of the southern North Sea for research on the human
occupation of northwest Europe after the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM). Recent insight into …