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United States , University Of Minnesota , Rui Cheng , Department Of Bioproducts , Current Climate Change Reports , Solar Induced Chlorophyll Fluorescence , Better Understanding , Vegetation Dynamics , Carbon Uptake , Arctic Boreal Ecosystems ,

Frontiers | Spatial Distribution and Evolution of Ancient Settlements From the Neolithic to the Bronze Age in Dalian Area, China

ArcGIS software was used to analyze the spatial distribution of Mid Holocene (i.e., 6.7-3.1 ka BP) human settlements and sites in the Dalian area. Their evolution was studied in depth alongside the Mid Holocene environmental background known to have existed. The results showed that: ① The number of ancient settlements in the Dalian area increased during this period. Most sites during the three periods studied were to be found 0 to 50 m above sea level (asl), with a significant increase in the number of sites located > 50 m asl during the Bronze Age. In terms of gradient of slope, all settlements were concentrated on coastal plains or in low-altitude, hilly areas on relatively gentle slopes ranging between 0 and 6 °. Settlements from each period faced in all directions, and were mainly located in river valleys or low-altitude mountain valleys with low terrains.② The proximity of ancient settlements to river courses during the Mid Holocene evolved, with Mid and Late Neolithic ....

Nei Mongol , United States , Yingna River , China General , Liaoning Province , Yellow Sea , Oceans General , Sha River , Yangtze River , Yalu River , Saudi Arabia , Tibetan Plateau , Environmentalarchaeology Researth , Acta Geogr , Raldist Ribution , Bohai Sea Li , Bohai Sea Xu , Bohai Sea , National Meteorological Science Data Center , Right Bank , Science Foundation Of Liaoning Province , Administration Of Cultural Heritage , School Of Geography Liaoning Normal University , Nation Centers For Environmental Information , T Heoretical Research On Ecotone , Zhejiang Normal University ,

"Comparing interglacials in eastern Australia: A multi-proxy investigat" by Matt Forbes, Tim Cohen et al.


Abstract
The widespread formation of organic rich sediments in south-east Australia during the Holocene (Marine Isotope Stage [MIS] 1) reflects the return of wetter and warmer climates following the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM). Yet, little is known about whether a similar event occurred in the region during the previous interglacial (MIS 5e). A 6.8 m sediment core (#LC2) from the now ephemeral Lake Couridjah, Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, Australia, provides insight into this question. Organic rich sediments associated with both MIS 1 and 5e are identified using C and optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) dating techniques. Also apparent are less organic sedimentary units representing MIS 6, 5d and 2 and a large depositional hiatus. Sediment δ C values (−34 to −26‰) suggests that C vegetation dominates the organic matter source through the entire sequence. The pollen record highlights the prevalence of sclerophyll trees and shrubs, with local hydrologic ....

New South Wales , Marine Isotope Stage , Last Glacial Maximum , Lake Couridjah , Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area , Optically Stimulated Luminescence , Stable Isotopes , Vegetation Dynamics , புதியது தெற்கு வேல்ஸ் , கடல் ஐசோடோப்பு நிலை , கடந்த பனிப்பாறை அதிகபட்சம் , அதிகமானது நீலம் மலைகள் உலகம் பாரம்பரியம் பரப்பளவு ,