Bureauonderzoek naar de archeologische waarde van het plangebied Middenweg 148 te Middenbeemster, gemeente Beemster

A bureau-level assessment determined the minimal archaeological preservation efforts required for groundwork associated with planned development at Middenweg 148, Beemster Polder. The study evaluated the site's potential to harbor significant archaeological features, ensuring compliance with heritage conservation standards. By analyzing historical records and conducting a preliminary survey, researchers established baseline requirements for excavation and monitoring to protect any buried cultural remains. This approach balances development needs with the preservation of the Beemster Polder's unique archaeological landscape, a UNESCO World Heritage Site recognized for its 17th-century polder engineering innovations.

G.P. Alders. (2017). Bureauonderzoek naar de archeologische waarde van het plangebied Middenweg 148 te Middenbeemster, gemeente Beemster (Version 1.0) [Dataset]. DANS Data Station Archaeology. https://doi.org/10.17026/DANS-X8A-A3Z5