Who were the first humans to inhabit North America? According to the now familiar story,
mammal hunters entered the continent some 12,000 years ago via a land bridge that …

during the last one million years the land area of europe was at times 40% larger than at
present, and was usually 10-20% larger because of the global volumes of water locked up in …

The Dutch sector of the North Sea is an important source for archaeological and
palaeolandscape data from prehistoric times. A vast body of artefacts and palaeontological …

This chapter looks at how a relatively rising, constant, or falling sea level threatens to destroy
a prehistoric deposit, and under what immediately local conditions it is likely to survive in a …

Naast de vele fossiele vondsten van dierenbotten op de Nederlandse stranden, of bij de
grondstof verwerkende industrie duiken er regelmatig ook archeologische vondsten op. Dit …

Abstract The North Sea and Atlantic margins of Europe encompass a vast area of seabed
and coastline, and a correspondingly large area of potential submerged landscape. This …

Until recently, the general view of archaeologists was that southern Scandinavia was
uninhabited during the last ice age, the Weichselian glaciation. It was thought that humans …

A bifacially worked flint tool has recently been found on the North Sea beach of Ameland,
one of the Wadden Islands in the northern Netherlands. It probably dates from the Middle …

A number of Tursiops truncatus mandibles in the collection of fossil marine mammals in the
Rotterdam Natural History Museum have marks consisting of several parallel linear grooves …

Until recently, the general view of archaeologists was that southern Scandinavia was
uninhabited during the last ice age, the Weichselian glaciation. On the basis of recent …