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Project

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

Outputs and Outcomes

Publications

Fuelling the blacksmiths furnace : a multidisciplinary study into the use of ‘smithy’ coal in the iron‐working industry of a late medieval harbour system, Bruges (Belgium)

Paulina BiernackaWim De ClercqElisa BonduelPatrick BarnardDuncan Mc LeanRick HardingMaxime PoulainJan TrachetStijn DewaeleJohan De Grave

A1 Journal Article in ARCHAEOMETRY

Capabilities and limitations of Pb, Sr and Fe isotopic analysis of iron-rich slags : a case study on the medieval port at Hoeke (Belgium)

Paulina BiernackaMarta Costas RodriguezWim De ClercqStijn DewaeleJohan De GraveFrank Vanhaecke

A1 Journal Article in RSC ADVANCES

Dating (early) modern hearths on a decadal to multi-annual timescale using OSL signals from heated sedimentary quartz

Nasrin Karimi MoayedDimitri VandenbergheArne VerbruggeSouad Ech-ChakrouniWim De ClercqJohan De Grave

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCIENCE

OSL dating as an alternative tool for age determination of relic charcoal kilns

Nasrin Karimi MoayedDimitri VandenbergheKoen DeforceEva KaptijnPaulina BiernackaWim De ClercqJohan De Grave

A1 Journal Article in ARCHAEOMETRY

Rock surface luminescence dating of prehistoric rock art from central Iberia

Nasrin Karimi MoayedReza SohbatiAndrew S. MurrayEike F. RadesMorteza FattahiJuan F. Ruiz López

A1 Journal Article in ARCHAEOMETRY

A combined OSL and 14C dating study of charcoal production in the sandy environment of Zoersel forest (N Belgium)

Nasrin Karimi MoayedDimitri VandenbergheJ.-P. BuylaertKoen DeforceAnn-Eline DebeerPaulina BiernackaPhilippe De SmedtWim De ClercqJohan De Grave

A1 Journal Article in QUATERNARY GEOCHRONOLOGY