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The Middle Palaeolithic from Belgium: Chronostratigraphy, territorial management and culture on a mosaic of contrasting environments

“…The burned fragments have been found in a stratigraphic and spatial association with the lithic industry. In Zemst/Bos van Aa, a reindeer antler bearing cut marks has been found in the same sedimentary deposit as the artefacts (Van Peer and Smith, 1990).…”

“…Some artefacts have been discovered in two sand quarries in Zemst/Bos van Aa in the Senne valley (Bogemans and Caspar, 1984;Van Peer and Smith, 1990). Fluviatile deposits containing the artefacts are related to the eastern branch of the Flemish valley.…”

“…The deposits belong to the Eecklo Formation attributed to the first part of the Upper Pleistocene (Gullentops et al, 2001). Only 4 artefacts have been found in the stratigraphy (Bogemans and Caspar, 1984) while the rest of the collection has been found during mechanical sieving in the quarry (Van Peer and Smith, 1990). Also, bone material belonging to cold fauna species has been retrieved from the same layer.…”

“…The Mons Basin is the only locale where the archaeological material is clearly associated with alluvial terraces notably in sites such as Mesvin IV. In the Scheldt Basin, the sites of Zemst/Bos van Aa as well as Schulen and Rotselaar (Van Peer, 1982, 1989) illustrate human settlements in alluvial contexts, probably during the Weichselian Early Glacial. They show the potential of these deeply buried fluvial contexts.…”