Fenscapes: archaeology, natural heritage and environmental change in the Fens of eastern England

The Fenscapes project investigates trajectories of landscape, habitat and species change in the Fens of eastern England from the Neolithic to the present, with the aim to build self-reflective understandings of land-use and wetland management. Yet underlying biases exist in data patterning linked to burial depth and archaeological practice.

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Antiquity
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2025-10-23
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https://doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2025.10236
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Archaeology and ancient environmental studies
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Fenscapes: archaeology, natural heritage and environmental change in the Fens of eastern England

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Fenscapes: archaeology, natural heritage and environmental change in the Fens of eastern England

Rachel Ballantyne, Matthew Davies, Matt Brudenell, J. E. Harry, Phil Stastney, Neal Payne
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Abstract

The Fenscapes project investigates trajectories of landscape, habitat and species change in the Fens of eastern England from the Neolithic to the present, with the aim to build self-reflective understandings of land-use and wetland management. Yet underlying biases exist in data patterning linked to burial depth and archaeological practice.

AntiquityVol. 100(409)
University of Cambridge (GB), University of Oxford (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 87%
Archaeology and ancient environmental studies
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