The South Netherlands project : Changing perspectives on landscape and culture

This article discusses the development of the research strategy of the South Netherlands project conducted by the Instituut voor Pre- en Protohistorische Archeologie (IPP) of the University of Amsterdam. Its general objective is the study of long-term transformations in landscape and culture between...

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Published in:Archaeological dialogues 1996-12, Vol.3 (2), p.231-245
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