The dark ages of the lowlands

Guest editors — Wim Hoek (Utrecht University), Harm Jan Pierik (Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands)

Introduction — Collection of papers on the geo-archaeology and palaeogeography of the Dutch lowlands during the Dark Ages. Introduction forthcoming.

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• The Lower Rhine (Germany) in Late Antiquity: a time of dissolving structures

  Renate Gerlach, Jutta Meurers-Balke, Arie J. Kalis

  Published: 2022-07-14
• Changes in floodplain geo-ecology in the Belgian loess belt during the first millennium AD

  Nils Broothaerts, Ward Swinnen, Renske Hoevers, Gert Verstraeten

  Published: 2021-05-14
• Landscape changes and human–landscape interaction during the first millennium AD in the Netherlands

  Harm Jan Pierik

  Published: 2021-04-30
• Revealing the past through modelling? Reflections on connectivity, habitation and persistence in the Dutch Delta during the 1st millennium AD

  Rowin J. van Lanen

  Published: 2020-12-04
• Hydrological disasters in the NW-European Lowlands during the first millennium AD: a dendrochronological reconstruction

  Esther Jansma

  Published: 2020-09-29
• Dark Ages woodland recovery and the expansion of beech: a study of land use changes and related woodland dynamics during the Roman to Medieval transition period in northern Belgium

  Koen Deforce, Jan Bastiaens, Philippe Crombé, Ewoud Deschepper, Kristof Haneca, Pieter Laloo, Hans Van Calster, Gerben Verbrugghe, Wim De Clercq

  Published: 2020-09-29