Analecta Praehistorica Leidensia 35/36 / Beyond the Site : the Saalian archaeological record at Maastricht-Belvédère (the Netherlands) De Loecker, Dimitri; De Loecker, Dimitri; Fennema, Kelly; Oberendorff, Medy

This archaeological site, a villa from the Roman Imperial Period, is a fortunate case in which the most characteristic level could be pinpointed relatively easily. Most of

Having to analyse such complex information layers, the research trend was to process 2-D and 3-D data so as to visualise the scientific content; it was particularly important to

Gerard van Alphen, Henk den Brok, Gerrit van Duuren, Mien van Eerd, Piet Haane, Piet van Lijssel, Wil Megens, Ans Otten, Lex Pinkse, Piet de Poot and Gerard Smits. Copy editors:

Schinkel wrote his thesis in Dutch, but the Faculty of Archaeology feit that his work deserved publication in Eng- lish because it was the report of ten years of faculty

houses whose orientations differed by more than 50°, so there is certainly some doubt as to whether the farms lay within a 'Celtic field' with a regular layout that remained

In this scheme, the second phase of the Karginsky is represented by two buried soils of the Osa Soil Complex, overlain by the Early Sartan solifluction layer and loess-like

The evolved Gravettian (Pavlovian) stage (27-25 kyr bp) was observed in layers 6-8 at Willendorf II, at Dolni Vëstonice I (middle and upper parts of the site), Dolni' Vëstonice

Analecta Praehistorica Leidensia 35/36 / Beyond the Site : the Saalian archaeological record at Maastricht-Belvédère (the Netherlands) De Loecker, Dimitri; De Loecker, Dimitri;