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Soil bacterial communities as indicators of anthropogenic impact: insights from an early medieval settlement pit beneath the Church of Golmsdorf (Germany)
Featured Application: The results of investigations demonstrate clearly the applicability of NGS sequencing for detecting the impact of historical and prehistorical human activity on local soil bacterial communities. The presented results show that the concept of “ecological memory of soil” can be a
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