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Ancestral Heaths : Reconstructing the Barrow Landscape in the Central and Southern Netherlands.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Leiden :
Sidestone Press,
2013.
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| Edición: | Second rev. edition. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Machine generated contents note: Part One
- 1. Introduction: why study the environment of barrows?
- 1.1. academic significance of environmental barrow research
- 1.2. societal significance of environmental barrow research
- 2. Environmental research on barrows, an overview so far
- 2.1. vegetation history of the Netherlands in the Holocene
- 2.2. Environmental research on barrows
- 2.2.1. overview
- 2.2.2. Pollen analyses for dating purposes
- 2.2.3. reconstruction of local vegetation: regional and cultural differences
- 2.3. Vegetation reconstructions of the barrow environment: open spaces in the landscape
- 2.3.1. overview of open spaces
- 2.3.2. Which open spaces were chosen for the building of barrows?
- 2.3.3. What was the size of the open spaces barrows were built in?
- Conclusions
- 3. Barrow research, missing data
- 3.1. Research questions
- 3.2. Research area
- 3.3. Research methods
- Part Two
- Methodology
- 4. Sampling and treatment of soil samples
- 4.1. sampling of barrows
- 4.1.1. sampling of the old surface
- 4.1.2. sampling of sods
- 4.1.3. sampling of the soil profile underneath barrows
- 4.1.4. sampling of ditch fills
- 4.1.5. sampling of posthole fills
- 4.2. Chemical treatment and analysis of palynological soil samples
- 5. palynology of mineral soil profiles
- 5.1. theory behind the palynology of mineral soils
- 5.2. time represented in a mineral soil pollen diagram
- 5.3. Absence of pollen grains in barrows
- Conclusions
- 6. pollen sum
- 6.1. Slabroek
- 6.2. Contemporaneous barrow pollen spectra
- Conclusions
- 7. size of an open place where a barrow was built
- 7.1. size and the number of sods used in a barrow
- 7.1.1. example
- 7.2. size of an open heathland area
- examples from present Dutch heathland areas
- Sites and sampling methods
- Methods of analysis
- Results and discussion
- Conclusions
- 7.3. distance of a barrow to the forest edge
- palynological modelling
- Barrow landscape simulation
- 7.4. Discussion
- Part Three
- Case
- studies
- 8. Northern and central Veluwe
- 8.1. Echoput
- 8.1.1. Site description
- 8.1.2. Pollen sampling and analysis
- 8.1.3. Results
- 8.1.4. Discussion
- 8.1.5. In conclusion: the history of the Echoput barrow landscape
- 8.2. Niersen-Vaassen
- 8.2.1. Site description and sample locations
- 8.2.2. Results
- 8.2.3. Discussion
- 8.3. Ermelo
- 8.3.1. Site description and sample locations
- 8.3.2. Results
- 8.3.3. Discussion
- 8.4. Putten
- 8.4.1. Site description and sample locations
- 8.4.2. Results and discussion
- 8.5. Vierhouten
- 8.5.1. Site description and sample locations
- 8.5.2. Results and discussion
- 8.6. Emst
- 8.6.1. Site description and sample locations
- 8.6.1. Results and discussion
- 8.7. Uddelermeer
- 8.7.1. Site description and sample locations
- 8.7.2. Results and discussion
- 8.8. Boeschoten
- 8.8.1. Site description and sample locations
- 8.8.1. Results and discussion
- 8.9. Ugchelen
- 8.9.1. Site description and sample locations
- 8.9.1. Results and discussion
- 8.10. Stroe
- 8.10.1. Results and discussion
- 8.11. Palynological results from peat and lake sediments
- 8.11.1. Site description and sample locations
- 8.11.2. Results and discussion
- 8.12. Summary: the barrow landscape of northern and central Veluwe
- 9. Renkum stream valley
- 9.1. Site description and sample locations
- Burial mounds belonging to the barrow alignment
- Burial mounds outside the barrow alignment
- 9.2. Results and discussion
- 10. Gooi
- 10.1. Site description and sample locations
- Baarn Group
- Hilversum Group
- Laren Group
- Roosterbos
- Laarder Wasmeren area
- 10.2. Results and discussion
- Gooi area
- Laarder Wasmeren area
- (pre)barrow landscape of the Gooi
- 11. Toterfout-Halve Mijl and surroundings
- 11.1. Toterfout-Halve Mijl
- 11.1.1. Site description and sample locations
- 11.1.2. Results and discussion
- 11.2. Hoogeloon
- 11.2.1. Site description and sample locations
- 11.2.2. Results and discussion
- 11.3. Knegsel-Urnenweg
- 11.3.1. Site description and sample locations
- 11.3.2. Results and discussion
- 11.4. Knegsel-Moormanlaan
- 11.4.1. Site description and sample locations
- 11.4.2. Results and discussion
- 11.5. Steensel
- 11.5.1. Site description and sample locations
- 11.5.2. Results and discussion
- 11.6. Eersel
- 11.6.1. Site description and sample locations
- 11.6.2. Results and discussion
- 11.7. Bergeijk
- 11.7.1. Site description and sample locations
- 11.7.2. Results and discussion
- 11.8. Alphen
- 11.8.1. Site description and sample locations
- 11.8.2. Results and discussion
- 11.9. Goirle
- 11.9.1. Site description and sample locations
- 11.9.2. Results and discussion
- 11.10. Summary: the barrow landscape of Toterfout-Halve Mijl and surroundings
- 12. Oss-Zevenbergen and surroundings
- 12.1. Oss-Vorstengraf area and Oss-Zevenbergen
- 12.1.1. Site description and sample locations
- 12.1.2. Results
- 12.1.3. Discussion
- 12.1.4. In conclusion: the history of the Oss-Zevenbergen landscape
- 12.2. Vorssel
- 12.2.1. Site description and sample locations
- 12.2.2. Results and discussion
- 12.3. Slabroek
- 12.3.1. Site description and sample locations
- 12.3.2. Results and discussion
- 12.4. Schaijk
- 12.4.1. Site description and sample locations
- 12.4.2. Results and discussion
- 12.5. Palynological results from palaeosoils, peat and lake sediments
- 12.5.1. Site description and sample locations
- 12.5.2. Results and discussion
- 12.6. Summary: the barrow landscape of Oss-Zevenbergen and surroundings
- 13. Ancestral heaths: understanding the barrow landscape
- 13.1. barrow landscape
- 13.1.1. What did the barrow landscape look like in the central and southern Netherlands during the 3rd to 1st millennium cal BC?
- 13.1.2. What was the history of the barrow landscape before the barrows were built?
- 13.1.3. What does this mean?
- 13.1.4. What was the role of barrows in the landscape?
- 13.2. heath open-forest passage landscape as part of the Dutch prehistoric landscape
- 14. Conclusions: answers to the research questions
- References.