At Oosthoven (Oud-Turnhout, prov. Antwerp) several lithic artefacts were collected during amateur surveys on a field at the locality Heieinde. These finds included several small bifaces and consequently a small-scale excavation was undertaken at the location in 1993 by the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven to contextualise these artefacts (Van Peer & Verbeek, 1994). This paper will give an overview of the results of this excavation campaign, the characteristics of the lithic assemblage, the wider European context of the finds and the potential for further work at the site
