Anthropogenic overprints on natural coastal aeolian sediments: A study from the periphery of ancient Caesarea, Israel

Keyphrases

• Israel 100%
• Caesarea 100%
• Aeolian Sediments 100%
• Overprinting 100%
• Agriculture 66%
• Borehole 66%
• Roman 66%
• Ancient Humans 66%
• Human Settlements 66%
• Central Coastal Plain 33%
• Archaeological Sites 33%
• Southern Levant 33%
• Mounds 33%
• Early Islamic Period 33%
• Multidisciplinary Approach 33%
• Archaeological Record 33%
• Coastal Area 33%
• Human Impact 33%
• Dating Techniques 33%
• Late Holocene 33%
• Radiometric Dating 33%
• Lowland 33%
• Soil Fertility 33%
• Early Islam 33%
• Historical Records 33%
• Human-induced 33%
• Aeolian Sand 33%
• Garbage 33%
• Agricultural Plot 33%
• Metropolis 33%
• Nearshore Sediment 33%
• Freshwater Aquifer 33%
• Sediment Stratigraphy 33%
• Loamy Sand 33%
• Macro Features 33%
• Anthropogenic Marker 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Israel 100%
• Borehole 100%
• Human Settlement 100%
• Coastal Plain 50%
• Levant 50%
• Anthropogenic Effect 50%
• Holocene 50%
• Coastal Region 50%
• Archaeological Site 50%
• Stratigraphy 50%
• Soil Fertility 50%
• Near-Surface Geology 50%
• Composting 50%
• Loamy Sand 50%
• Regional Geography 50%