Search publications of the members of the Royal Belgian institute of natural Sciences
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Coastal lake sediments reveal 5500 years of tsunami history in south central Chile
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Larger earthquakes recur more periodically: New insights in the megathrust earthquake cycle from lacustrine turbidite records in south central Chile
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Path and site effects deduced from merged transfrontier internet macroseismic data of two recent M4 earthquakes in NW Europe using a grid cell approach
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A new lithostratigraphy for the Quaternary sandy aeolian deposits in Belgium: revising the Gent formation
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Evolution and Estimated Age of the C5 Lukala Carbonate-Evaporite Ramp Complex in the Lower Congo Region (Democratic Republic of Congo): New Perspectives in Central Africa
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Early Neoproterozoic carbonate correlations within 2 stratigraphic sequences from Mbuji-Mayi Supergroup (Oriental Kasai Prov., DRC) - Microfacies vs magnetic susceptibility, combined with C, O, Sr chemostratigraphy, new tools for Neoproterozoic stratigr..
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Reappraisal of some Upper Devonian (Famennian) spiriferide brachiopods from the Band-e Bayan Domain (Afghanistan)
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Extreme reduction of morphological characters: a type of brachidial development found in several Late Cretaceous and Recent brachiopod species—new relationships between taxa previously listed as incertae sedis
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A reappraisal of the genus Tethyrhynchia Logan, 1994 (Rhynchonellida, Brachiopoda): a conflict between phylogenies obtained from morphological characters and molecular data
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Recent thecideide brachiopods (Thecideida, Thecideoidea) from northern Sulawesi (Indonesia) with discovery of a new Thecidellina species (Thecidellinidae)
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Evolution of the brachiopod assemblages at the Devonian–Carboniferous boundary (Hangenberg Crisis) in basinal facies from SE Thuringia (Germany)
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Diving into the morphology and ontogeny of the micromorphic rhynchonellide genus Tethyrhynchia Logan, 1994 in an attempt to elucidate a conflict between morphological and molecular phylogenies
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A review of the brachiopod subfamily Septosyringothyridinae (Spiriferinida) from the Carboniferous of Laurussia and Gondwana
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The brachiopod record around the Devonian–Carboniferous boundary: insights from the sedimentary sequences of Armenia
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Evolution des assemblages à brachiopodes à la limite Dévonien-Carbonifère dans les faciès de bassin du SE de la Thuringe (Allemagne)
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Event stratigraphy accross the Devonian-Carboniferous – New views from the shelf
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“Pierre de Meuse”, an Exceptional Historical Heritage Stone from the Meuse Valley, Belgium
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Contribution des derniers brachiopodes d’Arménie à la biostratigraphie du Dévonien supérieur
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A review of the Gravettian collections from the excavation of Maisières "Canal" (Prov. of Hainaut, Belgium). A combined study of fossil and non-fossil animal resources for alimentary and technical exploitation
- The Palaeolithic site of Maisières ‘Canal’ (province of Hainaut, Belgium), is a vital reference for the beginning of the Upper Palaeolithic in Northern Europe. The abundant archaeological record from the site enables us to approach the complexity of the human, technical, and economic dynamics accompanying the disappearance of Aurignacian technocomplexes and the emergence of the first Gravettian technocomplexes in Belgium, and more generally in North-western Europe. This is a key site due to its specific characteristics and its excellent preservation. It thus appears crucial to document another aspect of the economy: the alimentary and technical exploitation of animal resources and their possible complementarity. To this end, we collectively undertook a revision of the old collections, previously published as part of a mainly paleontological study (Gautier et al., 1973). Because of the seemingly anthropogenic introduction of mostly non-transformed marine fossil resources, as well as the peculiar way in which ivory was worked and the processing of small game, this site holds a singular position in the ‘cultural mosaic’ of the Early Upper Palaeolithic in Western Europe. The present study resulted in an increase in previous counts, a comparative taphonomic analysis of the different categories of remains and lastly, paved the way for the first interpretations of the activities carried out at this site. The unique informative potential of the site of Maisières ‘Canal’, which is still largely unexplored, makes it a major site for our understanding of hunting strategies and the processing of hard animal materials of the Early Upper Palaeolithic. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/356791060_A_Review_of_the_Gravettian_Collections_from_the_Excavation_of_Maisieres_'Canal'_Prov_of_Hainaut_Belgium_A_Combined_Study_of_Fossil_and_Non-Fossil_Animal_Resources_for_Alimentary_and_Technical_Exploita
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4.1. Des datations au secours de silex taillés récoltés de 1980 à 1985
- Cahen D., Cahen-Delhaye A., Gratia H. & Jadin I., 2021. « 4.1. Des datations au secours de silex taillés récoltés de 1980 à 1985 ». In : Cahen-Delhaye (éd.), Fortification Michelsberg et occupation de La Tène à la Tranchée des Portes à Étalle. Recherches du Service national des Fouilles de 1980 à 1985, coll. « Monographies de Vie archéologique », 1, Fédération Archéologique de Wallonie-Bruxelles, Bruxelles : 88-94 + Bibliographie. - Résumé : Des datations au secours de silex taillés récoltés de 1980 à 1985. – Mots-clefs : Étalle «Tranchée des Portes», Prov. de Luxembourg (BE), Néologique moyen, Néologique récent, Âge du Bronze, artefacts lithiques, fouilles archéologiques de 1980 à 1985, Service national des Fouilles.
