Drowned paleo-landscapes. Current Archaeological and Natural Scientific research in the Wadden Sea and the North Sea basin
Delmenhorst, September 19 – 20, 2019
Organizers:
Prof. Dr. Felix Bittmann, NIhK Prof. Dr. André Freiwald, Senckenberg am Meer Prof. Dr. Hauke Jöns, Marschenrat
Thursday, September 19, 2019
12.00 Arrival and Lunch
13.00 Doris Meyerdierks, Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg: Welcome Hauke Jöns, Alexander Bartholomä, Felix Bittmann: Introduction
Methods and Modelling
13.25 Dirk Enters Methods and research strategy of WASA
13.50 Ruggero Capperucci et al. Hydroacoustic investigations and sediment core data from the Pleistocene-Holocene succession of Norderney (East Frisian Islands, German Wadden Sea)
14.15 Tina Kunde et al. Feasibility of hydroacoustic data and sediment ground truth as a basis for archaeological predictions: A case study in the German Wadden Sea
14.40 Robin M. Schaumann et al. Sedimentological and hydroacoustic evidence on how Middle Pleistocene morphology affects Holocene channel development in the backbarrier of the Norderney Island, S North Sea, Germany
15.05 Coffee break
Sea-level Changes
15.35 Juliane Scheder et al. Foraminifers and ostracods as a tool for unravelling relative sea‐level change in the East Frisian Wadden Sea
16.00 Harm Jan Pierik et al. Depth‐limiting resistant layers tune the shape and tidal bar pattern in the Ems‐Dollard Estuary
16.25 Tim Willems et al. Sedimentation processes and development of the North Frisian nearshore area during Holocene transgression
16.50 Coffee break
17.20 Marc Hijma, Kim Cohen Sea‐level research in Greater Rotterdam, The Netherlands
17.45 Patrick Kiden, Erik Meijles Holocene sea‐level changes in the Dutch Wadden Sea
18.10 Dinner at HWK
From 19.00 Poster Session
Friday, September 20, 2019
Settlement History and Landscape Reconstruction
09.00 Michiel Bartels Do or drown, occupation and land loss in the Western Wadden Sea, NL (1000‐1929)
09.25 Peter Vos, Annet Nieuwhof Geoarchaeology in the terp region of the northern Netherlands and the study of sea‐level rise
09.50 Sytze van Heteren et al. The first archaeological artefacts found as a result of targeted prospecting for preserved prehistoric landscapes and human presence in the North Sea
10.15 Coffee break
10.45 Daniel A. Hepp et al. Dewatering systems of the early postglacial North Sea palaeo-landscape in the German Bight
11.10 Frank Schlütz On the timing of peat formation and flooding in the Wadden Sea of Norderney
11.35 Martina Karle, Achim Wehrmann Changing the scene – Holocene coastal development in north‐western Germany
12.00 Lunch
13.00 Thorsten M. Becker Time slices of landscape dependent settlement patterns in the coastal marshes of central East Frisia
13.25 Jan Kegler „Greetings from the shore!“ Recent discovery of the oldest human remains form the East Frisian islands Baltrum and Spiekeroog
13.50 Stefanie Klooß Perspectives of research in the North Frisian wadden sea region
14.15 Summary, discussion, future planning, closing
15.00 End of Conference
Poster
Felix Bittmann, A. Bartholomä, Th. Becker, The coastal marshes of northwestern Germany as an archive K. Blume, F. Bungenstock, R. Capperucci, of Holocene landscape evolution: basis for a spatial D. Enters, K. Haynert, A. Hüser, M. Karle, evaluation of Stone Age settlement conditions and history T. Kunde, AS. Lee, F. Mascioli, K. Peis, R. Schaumann, J. Scheder, F. Schlütz, A. Siegmüller, A. Wehrmann, A. Wurpts, B. Zolitschka
Frieda Bogemans, V.M.A. Heyvaert, Tracking the controlling factors of the palaeogeographical J. Trachet, M. Poulain, D. de Ruijsscher, development of Medieval Bruges and its portuary system J. Dumolyn, S. Louwye, W. De Clercq
Ines Bruns, F. Bungenstock, M. Karle Mapping and first chronology of prehistorical storm surge layers in the coastal area of NW Germany
Friederike Bungenstock, H. Freund, A. The tidal of the East‐Friesian barrier‐island Langeoog – Bartholomä, R. Capperucci, M. Karle Holocene sea‐level index points
Annastasia Elschner, L. Schenk‐Schlaut- Microfaunal and sedimentological investigations in the off‐ mann, A.-S. Kühl, J. Scheder, F. Bungen- shore and backbarrier area of Norderney – Holocene coastal stock, G. Hoffmann changes at the German North Sea Coast
Max Engel, T. Patel, S. Dawson, A. Pint, Metagenomics of Storegga tsunami deposits on Shetland, UK Ph. Kempf, I. Schön, V.M.A. Heyvaert
Dirk Enters, F. Bulian, F. Schlütz, J. Scheder, Holocene palaeoenvironments near Norderney, Germany, K. Blume, B. Zolitschka, F. Bittmann reconstructed by multi-proxy analyses of a subtidal sediment core
Hanna Hadler, A. Vött, D. Wilken, M. Wadden Sea Geoarchaeology - Reconstructing the medieval Schwardt, St. Klooß, T. Willershäuser, V. coastal landscape around Rungholt (North Frisia, Germany) Werner, A. Fediuk, P. Fischer, W. Rabbel, T. Wunderlich
Marc Hijma, K. Cohen, F. Busschers, Sea‐level research on the North Sea and in Greater Rotter‐ P. Stocchi, N. Barlow dam, The Netherlands
An‐Sheng Lee, D. Enters, J. Titschack, New insight into old sediments: facies characterization and B. Zolitschka palaeoenvironmental reconstruction of coastal sediments from the East Frisian Wadden Sea, Germany
Monika Mikler, F. Bungenstock, G. Stratigraphy of Pleistocene deposits based on clay mineral Hoffmann, G. Irion, R. Capperucci analysis, German North Sea coast, East Frisian Island Norderney
Harm Jan Pierik How tidal ingressions along the North Sea grow and heal
Robin M. Schaumann, R.M. Capperucci, Sedimentological and hydroacoustic evidence on how Middle F. Bungenstock, T. McCann, A. Wehrmann, Pleistocene morphology affects Holocene channel develop- D. Enters ment in the backbarrier of the Norderney Island, S North Sea/NW Germany