Changing environments and human interaction during the Pleistocene–Early Holocene from the shallow coastal area of Dor, Israel

Keyphrases

• Israel 100%
• Changing Environment 100%
• Wetlands 100%
• Environment Interaction 100%
• Human Interaction 100%
• Shallow Coastal Areas 100%
• Pre-Pottery Neolithic 100%
• Eastern Mediterranean 50%
• Environmental Factors 50%
• Seismic Profiles 50%
• Tel Dor 50%
• Stratigraphy 50%
• Borehole 50%
• Transgression 50%
• Lowstands 50%
• Early Humans 50%
• Human Settlements 50%
• Neolithic Settlement 50%
• Mid-Holocene 50%
• Stratigraphic Framework 50%
• Detailed Reconstruction 50%
• Coastal Communities 50%
• Geomorphic Evolution 50%
• Stratigraphic Record 50%
• Coastal Systems 50%
• Shallow Marine 50%
• Coastal Marine Sediments 50%
• Marine Sediment Core 50%
• Seismic Units 50%
• Middle Holocene 50%
• Coastal Society 50%
• Holocene Transgression 50%
• Aeolian Deposits 50%
• Wetland Sediment 50%
• Cultural Development 50%
• Coastal Sands 50%
• Aeolianite 50%
• Holocene Sea-level Rise 50%
• Shallow Marine Sediments 50%
• Coastal Embayment 50%
• Coastal Settings 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Israel 100%
• Holocene 100%
• Coastal Region 100%
• Pottery 50%
• Sediment Core 25%
• Sea Level 25%
• Marine Sediment 25%
• Stratigraphy 25%
• Borehole 25%
• Sea Level Rise 25%
• Human Settlement 25%
• Geological Record 25%
• Eolian Deposit 25%