Microstratigraphy reveals cycles of occupation and abandonment at the mid Holocene coastal site of Thach Lac, northern-central Vietnam

Keyphrases

• Mid-Holocene 100%
• Microstratigraphy 100%
• Coastal Site 100%
• Central Vietnam 100%
• Shellmound 66%
• Archaeology 33%
• Adaptation 33%
• Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FT-IR) 33%
• Resilience 33%
• Subsistence 33%
• High-resolution 33%
• Sedimentary Processes 33%
• Sea-level Fluctuations 33%
• Phytoliths 33%
• Coastal Area 33%
• Particle Size Analysis 33%
• Cultural Dynamics 33%
• Sedimentary Record 33%
• Animal Bones 33%
• Prehistoric Settlements 33%
• Dynamic Pattern 33%
• Micromorphology 33%
• Settlement Patterns 33%
• Holocene Transgression 33%
• Coastal Environment 33%
• Foraging Activity 33%
• Occupational History 33%
• Phase Coding 33%
• Complex Stratigraphy 33%
• Mound Formation 33%
• Compositional Analysis 33%
• Ha Tinh 33%
• Shell Accumulation 33%
• Northern Vietnam 33%
• Microstratigraphic Analysis 33%
• Bone Deposition 33%
• Microfacies Analysis 33%
• Sedentary Occupations 33%
• Microscopic Study 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Holocene 100%
• Vietnam 100%
• Sea Level 50%
• Phytolith 25%
• Coastal Region 25%
• Prehistoric 25%
• Stratigraphy 25%
• Micromorphology 25%
• Field Survey 25%
• Coastal Environment 25%
• Microfacies Analysis 25%
• FTIR Spectroscopy 25%