Bureauonderzoek Oosterhuizerweg 70 te Noordbeemster, gemeente Beemster (NH)

A bureau study conducted for the Beemster Polder concludes that further archaeological research is unnecessary before the demolition of a residential building at Oosterhuizerweg 70 in Noordbeemster. The assessment found that while the property partially overlaps with zones of historical significance—including a former mill site and molengang (milling path)—the likelihood of uncovering preserved remnants, such as kadens (dikes) or mill structures, is minimal due to recent agricultural development and urbanization in the area. The study, led by MUG Ingenieursbureau on behalf of the Beemster municipality, advises against additional excavations based on the building's size and location outside key historical zones. However, it emphasizes that any accidental discoveries during demolition must be reported under legal obligations. This recommendation aligns with the municipality’s decision-making process regarding archaeological heritage preservation in the region.

. de Roller, de. (2017). Bureauonderzoek Oosterhuizerweg 70 te Noordbeemster, gemeente Beemster (NH) (Version 1.0) [Dataset]. DANS Data Station Archaeology. https://doi.org/10.17026/DANS-XNH-Y2XN