Summary
A bureau-level assessment determined the minimal archeological preservation efforts required for groundwork associated with proposed development plans at Fort Nekkerweg, Middenbeemster, a site within the UNESCO-listed Beemster Polder. The study evaluated potential impacts on cultural heritage, ensuring compliance with monument care standards. Conducted as a dataset (Version 1.0) and published in 2017, the research provides actionable guidelines for future urban development while safeguarding archeological integrity. This work is part of a broader effort to balance modern infrastructure needs with the preservation of historically significant landscapes.
Citation
B. Klooster, & G.P. Alders. (2017). Bureauonderzoek naar de archeologische waarde van het plangebied Fort Nekkerweg te Middenbeemster, gemeente Beemster (Version 1.0) [Dataset]. DANS Data Station Archaeology. https://doi.org/10.17026/DANS-XVX-ZTSH