A Late Mesolithic Dwelling Structure at Remouchamps, Belgium

Abstract

The settlement of Station Leduc is located in the eastern part of Belgium, in a hilly region on the bank of the Ambléve river. The excavations conducted between 1980 and 1983 have revealed the remains of a curvilinear dwelling structure built with river pebbles. The distribution of artifacts and burned macrobotanical remains is not random; rather it is organized with respect to the position of two fireplaces in the dwelling structure. Flint artifacts recovered at the site permit the occupation to be correlated with a late phase of the local Mesolithic.

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