Caroline Vermeeren
Biographic Data
| ID | 9404290 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Caroline Vermeeren |
| GIVEN NAMES | Caroline |
| FAMILY NAME | Vermeeren |
| SIGNATURE | VERMEEREN C |
| AFFILIATIONS | BIAX Consult, Zaandam, The Netherlands |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Woodland management at the Swedish middle Neolithic site of Alvastra? A new perspective
Fuelwood and Wood Supplies in the Eastern Desert of Egypt during Roman Times
Introduction Due to the scarcity of resources, fuel and wood supply was a major issue in the Eastern Desert of Egypt. This scarcity is caused by the hyperarid conditions that started some 6000 years ago, as indicated by paleo-climatic studies, carried out locally in the mountains of the Red Sea (Butzer 1999; Moeyersons et al. 1999) and west of the Nile (Bubenzer, Riemer 2007), as well as in the wider region (Hoelzmann et al. 2004; Kuper, Kröpelin…
Using Branch Age and Diameter to Identify Woodland Management: New Developments
Previous research involving models and age/diameter analysis of branches of modern trees has demonstrated the possibility of distinguishing between managed and unmanaged trees. These findings were then applied to waterlogged wood assemblages from archaeological contexts. The aim of this new study was to reinforce the validity of the models, also with respect to branches of greater diameter than those investigated previously, and to investigate th…
Branch age and diameter: Useful criteria for recognising woodland management in the present and past
Ontellicke boomen” or “countless trees”: Reconstructing the late medieval vegetation surrounding the 16th century St Margaretha Convent, Leiden, The Netherlands
At an excavation of the late medieval St Margaretha Convent in Leiden (The Netherlands), archaeobotanical results could be compared with historical data. Both wood and macroremains were analysed to reconstruct the local vegetation and seek evidence of the cultivation of plants. The historical sources available for this estate are a charter prepared in 1572, which listed all trees present just after the abandonment of the convent, and an illustrat…
A tribute to Corrie Bakels on the occasion of her 65th birthday
This is a special issue of Vegetation History and Archaeobotany (VHA) and therefore gets a special introduction: as some of you may realise, Prof
The embalming of the ancestors of the Dutch royal family
The plant remains from Gouda-Oostpolder, a twelfth century farm in the peatlands of Holland
Evidence for Seasonality from Coprolites and Recent Faeces?
While in search of proof for seasonality from the pollen analysis of coprolites, a comparative study of fox faeces was initiated. Methodology and detailed results of both the coprolites and fox faeces will be published elsewhere, but some critical remarks are presented here. We realise that factors such as sniffing mixtures of pollen from the soil could obscure the results, so that seasonal indicators are difficult to confirm. Exceptions include …
Evidence for Seasonality from Coprolites and Recent Faeces
While in search of proof for seasonality from the pollen analysis of coprolites, a comparative study of fox faeces was initiated. Methodology and detailed results of both the coprolites and fox faeces will be published elsewhere, but some critical remarks are presented here. We realise that factors such as sniffing mixtures of pollen from the soil could obscure the results, so that seasonal indicators are difficult to confirm. Exceptions include …
Branch age and diameter: Useful criteria for recognising woodland management in the present and past
The embalming of the ancestors of the Dutch royal family
Using Branch Age and Diameter to Identify Woodland Management: New Developments
Previous research involving models and age/diameter analysis of branches of modern trees has demonstrated the possibility of distinguishing between managed and unmanaged trees. These findings were then applied to waterlogged wood assemblages from archaeological contexts. The aim of this new study was to reinforce the validity of the models, also with respect to branches of greater diameter than those investigated previously, and to investigate th…
Woodland management at the Swedish middle Neolithic site of Alvastra? A new perspective
Ontellicke boomen” or “countless trees”: Reconstructing the late medieval vegetation surrounding the 16th century St Margaretha Convent, Leiden, The Netherlands
At an excavation of the late medieval St Margaretha Convent in Leiden (The Netherlands), archaeobotanical results could be compared with historical data. Both wood and macroremains were analysed to reconstruct the local vegetation and seek evidence of the cultivation of plants. The historical sources available for this estate are a charter prepared in 1572, which listed all trees present just after the abandonment of the convent, and an illustrat…
Evidence for Seasonality from Coprolites and Recent Faeces?
While in search of proof for seasonality from the pollen analysis of coprolites, a comparative study of fox faeces was initiated. Methodology and detailed results of both the coprolites and fox faeces will be published elsewhere, but some critical remarks are presented here. We realise that factors such as sniffing mixtures of pollen from the soil could obscure the results, so that seasonal indicators are difficult to confirm. Exceptions include …
Evidence for Seasonality from Coprolites and Recent Faeces
While in search of proof for seasonality from the pollen analysis of coprolites, a comparative study of fox faeces was initiated. Methodology and detailed results of both the coprolites and fox faeces will be published elsewhere, but some critical remarks are presented here. We realise that factors such as sniffing mixtures of pollen from the soil could obscure the results, so that seasonal indicators are difficult to confirm. Exceptions include …
The plant remains from Gouda-Oostpolder, a twelfth century farm in the peatlands of Holland
The embalming of the ancestors of the Dutch royal family
Ontellicke boomen” or “countless trees”: Reconstructing the late medieval vegetation surrounding the 16th century St Margaretha Convent, Leiden, The Netherlands
At an excavation of the late medieval St Margaretha Convent in Leiden (The Netherlands), archaeobotanical results could be compared with historical data. Both wood and macroremains were analysed to reconstruct the local vegetation and seek evidence of the cultivation of plants. The historical sources available for this estate are a charter prepared in 1572, which listed all trees present just after the abandonment of the convent, and an illustrat…
A tribute to Corrie Bakels on the occasion of her 65th birthday
This is a special issue of Vegetation History and Archaeobotany (VHA) and therefore gets a special introduction: as some of you may realise, Prof
Branch age and diameter: Useful criteria for recognising woodland management in the present and past
Using Branch Age and Diameter to Identify Woodland Management: New Developments
Previous research involving models and age/diameter analysis of branches of modern trees has demonstrated the possibility of distinguishing between managed and unmanaged trees. These findings were then applied to waterlogged wood assemblages from archaeological contexts. The aim of this new study was to reinforce the validity of the models, also with respect to branches of greater diameter than those investigated previously, and to investigate th…
Fuelwood and Wood Supplies in the Eastern Desert of Egypt during Roman Times
Introduction Due to the scarcity of resources, fuel and wood supply was a major issue in the Eastern Desert of Egypt. This scarcity is caused by the hyperarid conditions that started some 6000 years ago, as indicated by paleo-climatic studies, carried out locally in the mountains of the Red Sea (Butzer 1999; Moeyersons et al. 1999) and west of the Nile (Bubenzer, Riemer 2007), as well as in the wider region (Hoelzmann et al. 2004; Kuper, Kröpelin…
Woodland management at the Swedish middle Neolithic site of Alvastra? A new perspective
Archaeology (8 works) · Biology (7 works) · Geography (7 works) · Ecology (6 works) · History (4 works) · Vegetation (pathology (4 works) · Woodland (4 works) · Forest Ecology and Biodiversity Studies (3 works) · Geology and Paleoclimatology Research (3 works) · History (3 works)