Esther Jansma

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Esther Jansma is affiliated with the following schools: University of Amsterdam, Utrecht University

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#6976

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#10421

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#2365

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#3023

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According to Wikipedia, Esther Jansma is a Dutch writer and academic. She was born in Amsterdam and works as an archaeologist. Jansma published her first collection of poetry Stem onder mijn bed in 1988. In 1990, she published Bloem, steen , which reflected her feelings after her first child died at birth.

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Esther Jansma's Published Works

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What It Is: Selected Poems (2008) (640)
Subfossil European bog oaks: population dynamics and long-term growth depressions as indicators of changes in the Holocene hydro-regime and climate (2002) (119)
Using simulations and data to evaluate mean sensitivity (ζ) as a useful statistic in dendrochronology (2013) (58)
Best travel options: Modelling Roman and early-medieval routes in the Netherlands using a multi-proxy approach (2015) (34)
Late Holocene lowland fluvial archives and geoarchaeology: Utrecht's case study of Rhine river abandonment under Roman and Medieval settlement (2017) (32)
Finding a Way: Modeling Landscape Prerequisites for Roman and Early‐Medieval Routes in the Netherlands (2015) (28)
TRiDaS 1.1: the tree-ring data standard. (2010) (27)
Roman and early-medieval long-distance transport routes in north-western Europe : Modelling frequent-travel zones using a dendroarchaeological approach (2016) (23)
Tricycle: A Universal Conversion Tool For Digital Tree-Ring Data (2011) (22)
Tree-rings, forest history and cultural heritage: current state and future prospects of dendroarchaeology in the Iberian Peninsula (2015) (21)
The “Amsterdam Castle”: A Case Study of Wiggle Matching and the Proper Calibration Curve (1995) (21)
Route persistence. Modelling and quantifying historical route-network stability from the Roman period to early-modern times (AD 100–1600): a case study from the Netherlands (2018) (14)
Relating ring width of Mediterranean evergreen species to seasonal and annual variations of precipitation and temperature (2011) (12)
A dendrochronological reassessment of three Roman boats from Utrecht (the Netherlands) : evidence of inland navigation between the lower-Scheldt region in Gallia Belgica and the limes of Germania inferior (2014) (12)
Travelling through a river delta : a landscape-archaeological reconstruction of river development and long-distance connections in the Netherlands during the first millennium AD (2017) (11)
Hydrological disasters in the NW-European Lowlands during the first millennium AD: a dendrochronological reconstruction (2020) (9)
Radiocarbon Production Events and their Potential Relationship with the Schwabe Cycle (2019) (9)
Wood from the Netherlands around the Time of the Santorini Eruption Dated by Dendrochronology and Radiocarbon (2020) (7)
Towards A Better Chronology of Basque Heritage Using Time-Series from Renovation Waste (2017) (6)
Environmental changes in the late Allerød and early Younger Dryas in the Netherlands: a multiproxy high-resolution record from a site with two Pinus sylvestris populations (2021) (4)
Absolute Age Determinations of Rural Basque Furniture Using Dendrochronology: A Pilot Study of Four Granary Chests and a Wardrobe (2022) (2)
Tracing the Anthropocene in the Rhine-Meuse delta (2014) (1)
Population dynamics and long-term growth depressions in European bog oaks as indicators of climate changes in the Holocene (2003) (1)
Climate during the Roman and early-medieval periods in North-western Europe: a review of climate reconstructions from terrestrial archives. (2016) (1)
Dendrovhronology and Radiocarbon: How Absolute is Absolute Dating. An Example:'The Castle of the Lords of Aemstel' (1997) (0)
An Ode To Foreign Eyes (2012) (0)
HBPD Table of Contents Vo. 16, No. 3, 2017 (2017) (0)
Malacochronology, the application of dendrochronological methods on marine bivalve (shell) growth (2004) (0)
Finding past-route networks : Modelling possible Roman and early-medieval routes in the Netherlands using high-resolution landscape data (2014) (0)
The art trade between Flanders and Madeira Island in the 15th and 16th centuries – The contribution of dendrochronology to the history of Portuguese heritage (2022) (0)
Crossing the Styx (2005) (0)
Absolute dating of the Roman road near Bunnik, the Netherlands (2016) (0)
Bloem, steen (Flower, Stone, 1990) (2006) (0)
Roman and early-medieval routes in north-western Europe: modelling national and international frequent-travel zones in the Netherlands using a multi-proxy approach. (2016) (0)
European oaks, the sun and the early Subatlantic climate disaster (2003) (0)
Three Dutch and one Frisian poet: Esther Jansma (2007) (0)

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