September 16, 2025ArchéoSciences

Coring into the heart of Bruges: The archaeological research of the Eekhoutabbey (2023)

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The discovery of a paleo-channel sheds light on Bruges' hydrology during the Late Glacial period, revealing important historical insights.
Evidence indicates connections between tidal influences and agricultural practices in early Medieval Bruges, enhancing understanding of human-environment interaction.
A multimethod approach combining sedimentology and historical sources was used, allowing a comprehensive analysis of the archaeological site.
The findings highlight the significance of Eekhoutabbey, providing a crucial link to the historical landscape and settlement patterns of Bruges.

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Archaeological research discovers a paleo-channel demonstrating Late Glacial hydrology in Bruges, linking tidal influences and agriculture.

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Discovery of a paleo-channel, revealing Bruges' Late Glacial hydrology, Multimethod approach integrates sedimentology and historical sources, Evidence links tidal influences, agriculture, and early Medieval Bruges.

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Verwerft et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d454d131b076d99fa5a822 https://doi.org/10.4000/14nqx

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Archaeological research discovers a paleo-channel demonstrating Late Glacial hydrology in Bruges, linking tidal influences and agriculture.

Coring into the heart of Bruges: The archaeological research of the Eekhoutabbey (2023)

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