Chronology. The generality and the ceramic nature of Com-ponent 1 make it the best candidate for ... more Chronology. The generality and the ceramic nature of Com-ponent 1 make it the best candidate for marking time. A scan of the high-loading attributes shows single-and multidented spatula techniques to be very much opposed. In accordance with the archaeological literature, ...
Analecta Praehistorica Leidensia 21 : From find scatters to early hominid behavior: A study of middle palaeolithic riverside settlements at Maastricht-Belvédère (The Netherlands), 1988
Dans cette etude l'A. montre que dans trois necropoles a inhumation du Rubane hollandais les ... more Dans cette etude l'A. montre que dans trois necropoles a inhumation du Rubane hollandais les structures sociales sont refletees. La repartition inter-sexes est quasi-egale, les depots funeraires renvoient aux repartitions sociales (domesticite, agriculture et sacre), la matrilinearite predomine. En conclusion il plaide pour un reflet des structures d'occupation dans les sepultures
... and Dr. F. Ikawa-Smith of McGill University (Montreal), Dr. M. Estellie Smith and Dr. Charles... more ... and Dr. F. Ikawa-Smith of McGill University (Montreal), Dr. M. Estellie Smith and Dr. Charles A. Bishop of SUNY at Oswego (NY, USA), Dr. Lucien Back, then from Niger, Dr. Ute Luig of the University of Mainz (FRG), Dr. Christian Guksch, Dr ... Henri JM Claessen Pieter van de Velde ...
Research into the Early Neolithic bandkeramik occupation in Limburg has long been characterised b... more Research into the Early Neolithic bandkeramik occupation in Limburg has long been characterised by the well-known excavations of Geleen, Stein, Sittard and Elsloo. Apart from these sites however, more sites have been excavated and investigated over the past century. A new research project funded within the NWO-Odyssey program enabled the study and publication of these sites, some of which were excavated in the first half of the 20th century. Settlements on both sides of the Meuse river were studied both with respect to site location and settlement structure. Next to this all the ceramics, flint and stone material were re-analysed. The new results enable a more complete and diverse picture of LBK settlement in Dutch Limburg. They also provide an interesting perspective for future research into the relationship between the Graetheide cluster, the Caberg sites around Maastricht and the Hesbayan group in Belgium.
Chronology. The generality and the ceramic nature of Com-ponent 1 make it the best candidate for ... more Chronology. The generality and the ceramic nature of Com-ponent 1 make it the best candidate for marking time. A scan of the high-loading attributes shows single-and multidented spatula techniques to be very much opposed. In accordance with the archaeological literature, ...
Analecta Praehistorica Leidensia 21 : From find scatters to early hominid behavior: A study of middle palaeolithic riverside settlements at Maastricht-Belvédère (The Netherlands), 1988
Dans cette etude l'A. montre que dans trois necropoles a inhumation du Rubane hollandais les ... more Dans cette etude l'A. montre que dans trois necropoles a inhumation du Rubane hollandais les structures sociales sont refletees. La repartition inter-sexes est quasi-egale, les depots funeraires renvoient aux repartitions sociales (domesticite, agriculture et sacre), la matrilinearite predomine. En conclusion il plaide pour un reflet des structures d'occupation dans les sepultures
... and Dr. F. Ikawa-Smith of McGill University (Montreal), Dr. M. Estellie Smith and Dr. Charles... more ... and Dr. F. Ikawa-Smith of McGill University (Montreal), Dr. M. Estellie Smith and Dr. Charles A. Bishop of SUNY at Oswego (NY, USA), Dr. Lucien Back, then from Niger, Dr. Ute Luig of the University of Mainz (FRG), Dr. Christian Guksch, Dr ... Henri JM Claessen Pieter van de Velde ...
Research into the Early Neolithic bandkeramik occupation in Limburg has long been characterised b... more Research into the Early Neolithic bandkeramik occupation in Limburg has long been characterised by the well-known excavations of Geleen, Stein, Sittard and Elsloo. Apart from these sites however, more sites have been excavated and investigated over the past century. A new research project funded within the NWO-Odyssey program enabled the study and publication of these sites, some of which were excavated in the first half of the 20th century. Settlements on both sides of the Meuse river were studied both with respect to site location and settlement structure. Next to this all the ceramics, flint and stone material were re-analysed. The new results enable a more complete and diverse picture of LBK settlement in Dutch Limburg. They also provide an interesting perspective for future research into the relationship between the Graetheide cluster, the Caberg sites around Maastricht and the Hesbayan group in Belgium.
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