Hans Peeters

D20.1 Climate Impact on Past Societies

Nicholas Peter Triozzi, Caroline Heitz, Peter Ashwin, Catherine Bradshaw et autres

This deliverable enhances knowledge by contributing better understanding of how human resilience capacities and specific vulnerabilities are connected to the ways in which individuals perceive and mitigate subsistence risk. The deliverable offers a novel analytical framework for studying human socioecological systems in …

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D20.1 Climate Impact on Past Societies

Nicholas Peter Triozzi, Caroline Heitz, Peter Ashwin, Catherine Bradshaw et autres

This deliverable enhances knowledge by contributing better understanding of how human resilience capacities and specific vulnerabilities are connected to the ways in which individuals perceive and mitigate subsistence risk. The deliverable offers a novel analytical framework for studying human socioecological systems in …

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Data from the IMPROVE Project: Labelling Decisions and Metadata from an Umbrella Review on Patient-Generated Health Data in Digital Health

Kianush Monschau, Emily Westerbeek, Qixiang Fang, Giuseppe Fico et autres

The EU-funded IMPROVE project seeks to build a platform that enables the smart use of patient-generated health data (PGHD), thereby enhancing digital healthcare efficiency. This paper introduces a dataset directly resulting from a large-scale systematic literature search carried out within the IMPROVE …

Hidden from view. The identification of Mesolithic dwelling structures on the Dutch sandy soils, the case of Kampen-Reevediep

Axel B. Müller, Lucy Kubiak-Martens, Annemieke Verbaas, Femke Vermue et autres

• Identification of a ‘sturdy’ Late Mesolithic dwelling structure in the Netherlands. • Comparison of lithic assemblage composition to identify potential dwellings in the absence of structural features. • Applying lithic use-wear analysis for the identification of variability of represented activities. • …

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Assessment of megalithic tomb D34 Valthe-West (municipality Borger-Odoorn) by means of test pits and test trenches

Pir Hoebe, Brenda Huisman, Hans Peeters

Reply to “Burnt ant nests and their parallels with Mesolithic charcoal-rich pits: A comment on Huisman et al. (2024)” By Philippe Crombé and Roger Langohr

Hans D.J. Huisman, Hans Peeters, Jan-Willem de Kort, Jap Smits

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Making sense of fossils and artefacts: a review of best practices for the design of a successful workflow for machine learning-assisted citizen science projects

Isaak Eijkelboom, Anne S. Schulp, Luc W. S. W. Amkreutz, Dylan Verheul et autres

Historically, the extensive involvement of citizen scientists in palaeontology and archaeology has resulted in many discoveries and insights. More recently, machine learning has emerged as a broadly applicable tool for analysing large datasets of fossils and artefacts. In the digital age, citizen …

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Some first observations on ant-nest morphology and micromorphology, the effects of wildfires, and their implications for the understanding of archaeological features

Hans D.J. Huisman, Hans Peeters, Jan-Willem de Kort, Jap Smits

Ants are among the soil mesofauna that cause significant bioturbation at the location of their nests. They can have significant impact on the preservation of soil features and on post-depositional artefact distribution. Moreover, there is discussion on the natural or anthropogenic nature …

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De ontdekking van Doggerland: de wetenschappelijke waarde van strandvondsten

Hans Peeters

The discovery of Doggerland: the scientific value of beach finds. Coined in 1998 by archaeologist Bryony Coles, ‘Doggerland’ has become a widely recognised name for the prehistoric landscapes, now submerged beneath the North Sea. For more than 100 years, scholars have suspected …

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Early Holocene inundation of Doggerland and its impact on hunter-gatherers: An inundation model and dates-as-data approach

P.W. Hoebe, K.M. Cohen, Freek S. Busschers, Sytze van Heteren et autres

Sea-level rise was a key factor changing environments during the Early Holocene in Northwest Europe. It affected Mesolithic hunter-gatherer communities by inundating large areas in the current North Sea, commonly referred to as Doggerland. In this paper we present novel inundation models …

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Reply to Vermeersch’s comment on Hoebe et al. 2023. Parsing prehistoric patterns

P.W. Hoebe, Hans Peeters, S. Arnolddusen

• Discussion of concerns around data quality/reliability in dates-as-data approaches. • Open radiocarbon datasets often lack contextual data or information on reliability. • Aggregating large amounts of radiocarbon dates will require the acceptance of noise. • Dataset vetting has little impact on …

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Parsing prehistoric patterns: Prospects and limitations of a big radiocarbon dataset for understanding the impact of climate on Late Palaeolithic and Mesolithic populations in northwest Europe (16–7.5 ka calBP)

P.W. Hoebe, Hans Peeters, Stijn Arnoldussen

Hunter-gatherer populations in northwest Europe were variably affected by Late Glacial and Early Holocene climate fluctuations and their effects on sea level and the environment. We investigate the impact of these fluctuations with a dates-as-data approach to a large radiocarbon dataset. Radiocarbon …

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