Titlebook: Earth Sciences and Archaeology; Paul Goldberg,Vance T. Holliday,C. Reid Ferring Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 Ea

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Quaternary Geoscience in Archaeologyic era and is characterized by dramatic and repeated cycles of global climatic changes, resulting in, among other things, the repeated growth and decay of glaciers worldwide. Of particular interest in archaeology, the Quaternary spans much of human evolution, including the development of the genus .

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Evaluating Causality of Landscape Change, where they have become almost routine aspects of archaeological survey. The scale of geoarchaeological projects in America is often regional, owing to a considerable number of large development projects such as reservoirs, open cast mines, and highways. In Europe, the scale of development is often

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Archaeoseismology the twain did not meet on even ground, and then not always as successful joint ventures (see ., .; .; .). Avenues of investigation of earthquakes lie within a continuum between historical archaeology and seismology for 19th and 20th century earthquakes and between archaeology and geology/paleoseism

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Use and Analysis of Soils by Archaeologists and Geoscientistsding of what a soil is, as well as what soils can reveal about site formation processes, landscape development, and environments of the past varies greatly. Although archaeologists should not be expected to have a complete grasp of pedology, they should be capable of recognizing and interpreting soi

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Buried Artifacts in Sandy Soilst and burial processes that come under the general heading of pedoturbation (.; .; .). Pedoturbation refers to many different soil mixing processes that can result in the displacement, movement, and burial of artifacts (Table 10.1). Bioturbation, which includes faunalturbation and floralturbation, i