Palaeowaters in European coastal aquifers — the goals and main conclusions of the PALAEAUX project • Palaeogroundwater of glacial origin in the Cambrian-Vendian aquifer of northern Estonia • The Ribe Formation in western Denmark — Holocene and Pleistocene groundwaters in a coastal Miocene sand aquifer • The Ledo-Paniselian aquifer in Flanders, Belgium: model of a freshening aquifer • Palaeowaters in the aquifers of the coastal regions of southern and eastern England • Evidence for Palaeowaters in the coastal aquifers of France • Palaeowater in coastal aquifers of Spain • Evolution of the Aveiro Cretaceous aquifer (NW Portugal) during the Late Pleistocene and present day: evidence from chemical and isotopic data • Palaeowaters from the Glatt Valley, Switzerland • Weichselian palaeoclimate and palaeoenvironment in Europe: background for palaeogroundwater formation • Isotopic methods and their hydrogeochemical context in the investigation of palaeowaters • Modelling scenarios for the emplacement of palaeowaters in aquifer systems • Hydrochemical modelling as a tool for understanding palaeowaters • Application of geophysical borehole logging techniques to examine coastal aquifer palaeohydrogeology • The modern water interface: recognition, protection and development — Advance of modern waters in European aquifer systems • Evolution of groundwater systems at the European coastline • Management Of Coastal Palaeowaters • Index