Dank aan onze collega's Marijke en Tom van Intergemeentelijke erfgoeddienst Zuid-Hageland voor het artikel.
Bronnen: FutureFloodplains project (https://www.futurefloodplains.be/), Afdeling Geografie en Toerisme, KU Leuven • Data Wommersom: Peirs, T. (2020). Reconstruction of the Grote Gete floodplain geoecology during the Holocene - A palynological study on the
interactions between people , vegetation and river geomorphology. KU Leuven. • Data Wange: Bakels, C. C. (1992). The botanical shadow of two early Neolithic settlements in Belgium: carbonized seeds and disturbances in a pollen record. Review of Palaeobotany
and Palynology, 73, 1–19. • Conceptuele schetsen: Updated from Broothaerts, N., Verstraeten, G., Kasse, C., Bohncke, S., Notebaert, B., & Vandenberghe, J. (2014). From natural to human-dominated floodplain geoecology - A Holocene perspective for the Dijle
catchment, Belgium. Anthropocene, 8, 46–58