This paper reviews the diversity of relationships between river evolution and karstogenesis.
It also underlines the fundamental role of numerical dating methods (eg cosmogenic …

Cosmogenic burial dating based on measurements of the 26 Al/10 Be ratio is a well-
established geochronological method that contributed to significant progress in several …

Although it constitutes a main tool to unravel the regional recent tectonics, the chronology of
the Pleistocene river incision is still poorly constrained within the uplifted Ardennes massif …

Abstract The Pinios River is the third longest river of Greece. It drains the entire drainage
basin of Thessaly (eastern part of Central Greece), part of which is the largest plain of the …

In this study the occurrence of thresholds in fluvial style changes during the Holocene are
discussed for three different catchments: the Dijle and Amblève catchments (Belgium) and …

Une relecture de l'ensemble lithique de La Belle-Roche (Sprimont, Belgique), attribué au
Paléolithique inférieur, est proposée à travers son étude pétroarchéologique. Cette étude a …

It is still disputed whether very old archaeological and palaeontological remains found in the
B elle‐R oche palaeocave (eastern B elgium) pertain to the E arly (∼ 1 M a) or M iddle (∼ …

As a response to Late Cenozoic tectonic uplift of the Ardenne massif, the Meuse River and
its drainage system deeply incised the landscapes of Southern Belgium. Well-preserved …

Despite a wealth of recent studies dealing with the evolution of the drainage network in the
uplifted Ardennes massif (E. Belgium), especially from the Middle Pleistocene onwards, the …

The Belgian territory has yielded a rich archaeological record related to the Ancient
Palaeolithic, with 442 locations from this period. Of these, some were recovered in …