Search publications of the members of the Royal Belgian institute of natural Sciences
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The 2008 and 2009 archaeometrical research at Sagalassos
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The elite Predynastic cemetery at Hierakonpolis: 2009-2010 update
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Bird remains from Late Medieval and Postmedieval sites in Brussels, Belgium
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Fish processing and consumption at the ancient city of Chersonesos (Crimean peninsula, Ukraine)
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El Abadiya 3, Upper Egypt, a Late Palaeolithic site on the shore of a large Nile lake
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Salted fish products from the Coptic monastery at Bawit,, Egypt: evidence from the bones and texts
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Archaeometrical and interdisciplinary research at Sagalassos in 2004
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How the North was won (and lost again). Historical and archaeological data on the exploitation of the North Atlantic by the Flemish fishery
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Apport de l’archéozoologie à la connaissance de l’exploitation de l’eau douce au Moyen Age et à l’époque Moderne en Belgique
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Animal burials and food offerings at the Elite Cemetery HK6 of Hierakonpolis
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The late medieval heyday of the Flemish marine fishery : a fish-eye view
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Harvesting pike at Tlokowo
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The predictive value of dental microwear in the assessment of caprine diet
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Interdisziplinäre Untersuchungen im römischen Vicus von Tienen (Belgien). Die Integration von ökologischen und archäologischen Daten
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Fish as indicators of trade relationships in Roman times: the example of Sagalassos, Turkey
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Een geplaveide Romeinse weg, religieuze keramiek, massa’s dierlijk botmateriaal en andere Romeinse sporen aan de Nerviërsstraat in Asse (provincie Vlaams-Brabant)
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La nécropole gallo-romaine de Messancy. Synthèse
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Report on the 2008 season of the Hierakonpolis expedition
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Le genre Dormaalius Quinet, 1964, de l'Eocène inférieur de Belgique, synonyme du genre Macrocranion Weitzel, 1949 (Mammalia, Lipotyphla)
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Présence du genre Wyonycteris (Mammalia, Lipotyphla) à la limite Paléocène-Eocène en Europe
- A new species of insectivore, Wyonycteris richardi, is described on the basis of mandible fragments and isolated cheek teeth of the Early Eocene from Dormaal (Belgium), at the Paleocene-Eocene boundary. Nycticonodon and ?Adapisoriculus from Dormaal, and cf. Adapisoriculus from Fordones (France) are considered synonymous with the genus Wyonycteris from Wyoming (USA). Wyonycteris appears to be neither a typical bat nor a nyctitheriid but probably is related to evolved adapisoriculids.
