2500 years of woodland history in Northwest Europe studied through the analysis of archaeological remains of charcoal kilns.

The impact of conflicts on European forests. First application of charcoal analysis to modern military camps from the XVIIth to the beginning of the XIXth century

Doctoral project Annelies Storme

Optimising geophysical approaches for reconstructing complex human-environment interactions

A palaeoecological and archaeobotanical study of Ieper De Meersen (13th - 16th c. CE)

Cofunding Core Facility - Ghent Archaeological Science Centre

Looking down the well. A reconstruction of the vegetation in Flanders from the bronze age till the late medieval period based on palynological data from wells

microscope (transmitted and reflected light) for archaeobotanical research

Playing with fire: Disentangling anthropogenic and climate induced fire events during the Late Glacial and Early Holocene in the sandy lowlands of Belgium and the southern Netherlands

WOODCHAR – 2500 years of woodland history in NW Europe studied through the analysis of archaeological remains of charcoal kilns.

CarNHum Project Neanderthals, Early Anatomically Modern Humans and carnivores. Deciphering their interactions through proteomics, paleogenetics and radiocarbon dating

Lateglacial and Holocene environmental evolution of the Middle and Lower Scheldt basin in northern Belgium. A pollen and diatom study

MesoMag: a geophysical perspective on Mesolithic land use in complex environments.

Rapid climate changes during the Mesolithic: impact on man and environment in the southern part of the NW European plain.

Woodland dynamics in the Anthropocene

Fueling the Furnace. An interdisciplinary study of forest soils as geoarchaeological archives