Formation processes at the Ohalo II submerged prehistoric campsite, Israel, inferred from soil micromorphology and magnetic susceptibility studies

Keyphrases

• Israel 100%
• Ohalo II 100%
• Formation Process 100%
• Campsites 100%
• Soil Micromorphology 100%
• Magnetic Susceptibility 100%
• Sea of Galilee 66%
• Late Pleistocene 66%
• Inundation 66%
• Micromorphology 66%
• Lake Lisan 66%
• Human Activities 33%
• Truncation 33%
• Sedimentation Rate 33%
• Gypsum 33%
• Water Supply 33%
• Site Formation 33%
• Sodium 33%
• Sedimentological Studies 33%
• Thin Section 33%
• Chlorine 33%
• Saline Groundwater 33%
• Wood Charcoal 33%
• Basalt 33%
• Observed Variability 33%
• Micromorphological 33%
• SEM-EDS 33%
• Fish Bone 33%
• Formation History 33%
• Rate of Increase 33%
• Salinization 33%
• Supply Rate 33%
• Fireplace 33%
• Pyrite 33%
• Cultural Deposits 33%
• Pyrite Oxidation 33%
• Cultural Layer 33%
• Lacustrine Deposits 33%
• Vegetal Tissue 33%
• Millimeter-sized 33%
• Charcoal Ash 33%
• Post-depositional Alterations 33%
• Geomorphic Analysis 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Israel 100%
• Prehistoric 100%
• Magnetic Permeability 100%
• Soil Micromorphology 100%
• Late Pleistocene 66%
• Micromorphology 66%
• Locale 33%
• Lacustrine Deposit 33%
• Scanning Electron Microscopy 33%
• Deep Water 33%
• Basalt 33%
• Water Supply 33%
• Salinization 33%