Drowned palaeo-landscapes: archaeological and geoscientific research at the Southern North Sea coast

During the Holocene sea-level rise shifting coastline and depositional processes resulted in the burial of coastal zone deposits and corresponding biocoenoses along the North Sea coast leading, in parts, to their preservation in the sedimentary record. The sedimentary sequence of the Wadden Sea coast provide an excellent archive, including both faunal and floral micro- and macrofossils as well as human artefacts. Based on multiproxy approaches the postglacial landscape development, sedimentary processes, sea level and climate changes as well as prehistoric human settlement strategies and historic coastal protection measures can be reconstructed.

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• The WASA core catalogue of Late Quaternary depositional sequences in the central Wadden Sea – A manual for the core repository

  Ruggero M. Capperucci, Alexander Bartholomä, Friederike Bungenstock, Dirk Enters, Martina Karle, Achim Wehrmann

  Published: 2022-02-28
• Drowned palaeo-landscapes: archaeological and geoscientific research at the southern North Sea coast

  Felix Bittmann, Friederike Bungenstock, Achim Wehrmann

  Published: 2022-01-10
• Holocene relative sea-level data for the East Frisian barrier coast, NW Germany, southern North Sea

  Friederike Bungenstock, Holger Freund, Alexander Bartholomä

  Published: 2021-11-11
• The Middle Pleistocene to early Holocene subsurface geology of the Norderney tidal basin: new insights from core data and high-resolution sub-bottom profiling (Central Wadden Sea, southern North Sea)

  Robin M. Schaumann, Ruggero M. Capperucci, Friederike Bungenstock, Tom McCann, Dirk Enters, Achim Wehrmann, Alexander Bartholomä

  Published: 2021-05-14
• Holocene coastal landscape development in response to rising sea level in the Central Wadden Sea coastal region

  Martina Karle, Friederike Bungenstock, Achim Wehrmann

  Published: 2021-04-30
• The impact of natural fractures on heat extraction from tight Triassic sandstones in the West Netherlands Basin: a case study combining well, seismic and numerical data

  Quinten D. Boersma, Pierre Olivier Bruna, Stephan de Hoop, Francesco Vinci, Ali Moradi Tehrani, Giovanni Bertotti

  Published: 2021-04-12
• From dust till drowned: the Holocene landscape development at Norderney, East Frisian Islands

  Frank Schlütz, Dirk Enters, Felix Bittmann

  Published: 2021-04-05
• Facies characterisation of sediments from the East Frisian Wadden Sea (Germany): new insights from down-core scanning techniques

  An-Sheng Lee, Dirk Enters, Jürgen Titschack, Bernd Zolitschka

  Published: 2021-04-05
• The coastal lowland of northwestern Germany as an archive of Holocene landscape evolution: basis for a spatial evaluation of Stone Age settlement patterns in the Dornumer tidal basin

  Thorsten Becker, Annette Siegmüller

  Published: 2021-02-25
• Microfauna- and sedimentology-based facies analysis for palaeolandscape reconstruction in the back-barrier area of Norderney (NW Germany)

  Annastasia Elschner, Juliane Scheder, Friederike Bungenstock, Alexander Bartholomä, Thorsten M Becker, Ruggero M Capperucci, Dirk Enters, Martina Karle, Frank Schlütz, Achim Wehrmann, Gösta Hoffmann

  Published: 2021-02-19
• Late-Holocene sea-level reconstruction (1200 BC–AD 100) in the Westergo terp region of the northern Netherlands

  Peter C. Vos, Annet Nieuwhof

  Published: 2021-02-17
• A new ΔR value for the southern North Sea and its application in coastal research

  Dirk Enters, Kristin Haynert, Achim Wehrmann, Holger Freund, Frank Schlütz

  Published: 2021-01-20