262 research outputs found
Challenges and opportunities of communicating interdisciplinary paleoscience: An early-career researchers’ perspective
Hominin paleoenvironment in East Asia: the Middle Paleolithic Xuchang-Lingjing (China) mammalian evidence
Bioarchaeolog
Palaeoecology and archaeology of the Kärlich-Seeufer Open-Air Site (Middle Pleistocene) in the Central Rhineland, Germany
Wetensch. publicatieFaculty of Archeolog
Geoarchaeological and palaeontological research in the Maasvlakte 2 sand extraction zone and on the artificially created Maasvlakte 2 beach: a synthesis
Zooarchaeolog
Watching The River Flow: A small-scale survey of the floodplain deposits in the Vézère valley, between Le Moustier and Les Eyzies (Dordogne, France)
Computer applications - ou
Belgium : prehistoric and protohistoric archaeology in the intertidal and subtidal zones of the North Sea
The evidence for submerged prehistoric remains and landscapes in the Belgian sector of the North Sea is scarce. The majority of finds dredged and trawled from the seafloor consists of palaeontological material, notably mammalian bone remains, dating from the Early and Late Pleistocene, and possibly the Holocene. Scarce palaeontological and archaeological finds come from the intertidal zone. The available data are rather limited and strikingly sparse compared to neighbouring countries, yet it is steadily growing since the SeArch project. Recent investigations of an area with exceptionally high concentrations of Late Pleistocene and Palaeogene bone finds in the ‘Scheur’ illustrates this development and offers a promising avenue for future research. Growing awareness among a broader public is
similarly resulting in an increase in reported chance finds, mainly from beaches. In due course, these growing numbers will hopefully allow quantitative support for certain hypotheses
Disulphide bond reduction of a therapeutic monoclonal antibody during cell culture manufacturing operations
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