Plaggic Anthrosol are artificially created fertile soils with a high content of humus, nitrogen,
phosphorus, potassium, and trace elements, which are also have of great importance as a …

A stacked aeolian sequence with intercalated soils is presented from the southern
Netherlands, which fully covers the Late Weichselian and Holocene periods. An integrated …

Holocene drift-sand activity in the northwest European sand belt is commonly directly linked
to population pressure (agricultural activity) or to climate change (eg storminess). In the …

Floodplains and streambanks can positively and negatively influence downstream water
quality through interacting geomorphic and biogeochemical processes. Few studies have …

This paper discusses how the use of AI (artificial intelligence) detected later prehistoric field
systems provides a more reliable base for reconstructing palaeodemographic trends, using …

Soil profiles keep records of the legacies of historical land uses on soil physicochemical
properties with deep‐soil (3‐m depth) profiles providing information on centuries‐old …

Both scholars and the public have long argued over when the Anthropocene began, and
these discussions have almost exclusively focused on the impacts of human activity on the …

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 …

Sinds de tweede wereldoorlog is er veel onderzoek geweest naar de ijzertijd in Nederland.
In eerste instantie concentreerde deze onderzoeken zich op de duidelijk in het landschap …

This paper discusses how the use of AI (artificial intelligence) detected later prehistoric field
systems provides a more reliable base for reconstructing palaeodemographic trends, using …