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Late Holocene lowland fluvial archives and geoarchaeology: Utrecht's case study of Rhine river abandonment under Roman and Medieval settlement

van Dinter, Marieke, Cohen, Kim M., Hoek, Wim Z., Stouthamer, Esther, Jansma, Esther, Middelkoop, Hans·2017·Quaternary Science Reviews
DOI 10.1016/j.quascirev.2016.12.003
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  • For the Rhine-Meuse delta well-documented archaeological and detailed landscape reconstructions are now available and allow the study of these spatial patterns on delta-covering scales using multi- and interdisciplinary approaches.

    “For the Rhine-Meuse delta well-documented archaeological and detailed landscape reconstructions are now available and allow us to for the first time to study these spatial patterns on delta-covering scales using multiand interdisciplinary approaches (e.g.Van Dinter, 2013;Van Dinter et al., 2017;Pierik et al., 2017;Pierik and Van Lanen, this issue).”

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van Dinter, M., Cohen, K. M., Hoek, W. Z., Stouthamer, E., Jansma, E., & Middelkoop, H.
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Quaternary Science Reviews
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2017-06
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166
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0277-3791
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10.1016/j.quascirev.2016.12.003
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