Holocene Landscape Development and Geoarchaeological Research
Published on 24. May 2006
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Preface V
Zielhofer, C. & Linstädter, J.: Short-term mid-Holocene climatic deterioration in the West Mediterranean region: climatic impact on Neolithic settlement pattern? (with 6 figures and 2 tables) 1-17
Kadereit, A., Sponholz, B., Rösch, M., Schier, W., Kromer, B. & Wagner, G.A. Chronology of Holocene environmental changes at the tell site of Uivar, Romania, and ist significance for late Neolithic tell evolution in the temperate Balkans (with 10 figures and 4 tables) 19-45
Mächtle, B., Eitel, B., Kadereit, A. & Unkel, I.: Holocene environmental changes in the northern Atacama desert, southern Peru (14°30' S) and their impact on the rise and fall of Pre-Columbian cultures (with 8 figures and 3 tables) 47-62
Brückner, H., Müllenhoff, M., Gehrels, R., Herda, A., Knipping, M. & Vött, A.: From archipelago to floodplain - geographical and ecological changes in Miletus and ist environs during the past six millenia (Western Anatolia, Turkey) (with 5 figures and 2 tables) 63-83
Vött, A., Brückner, H., Handl, M. & Schriever, A.: Holocene palaeogeographies and the geoarchaeological setting of the Mytikas coastal plain (Akarnania, NW Greece) (with 8 figures and 1 table) 85-108
Kadereit, A., Dekner, U., Hansen, L., Pare, C. & Wagner, G.A.: Geoarchaeological studies of man-environment interaction at the Glauberg, Wetterau, Germany (with 10 figures and 4 tables) 109-133
Leopold, M. & Völkel, J.: The Celtic Rampart of the Oppidum at Manching - An example for a multi-methodological interaction of Soil Science and Archaeology in Southern Germany (with 6 figures) 135-148
Kaiser, K., Miehe, G., Schoch, W.H., Zander, A. & Schlütz, F.: Relief, soil and lost forests: Late Holocene environmental changes in southern Tibet under human impact (with 5 figures and 4 tables) 149-173
Stolz, C. & Grunert, J.: Holocene colluvia, medieval gully formation and historical land use. A case study from the Taunus Mountains/southern Rhenish Slate Massif (with 12 figures and 2 tables) 175-194
Sudhaus, D., Friedmann, A. & Mäckel, R.: Late-Glacial and Holocene Geomorpho-dynamics and Landscape Development in the Eastern Black Forest (with 4 figures and 2 tables) 195-205
Sass, O., Wetzel, K.-F. & Friedmann, A.: Landscape dynamics of sub-alpine forest fire slopes in the Northern Alps - preliminary results (with 9 figures and 3 tables) 207-227
Schulte, A., Albrecht, M., Daut, G., Wallner, J., Jansky, B. & van Geldern, R.: Analyses and assessment of the sedimentary record of Lake Mladotice (western Czech Republic) in relationto flood events and pre- to postcommunist change in land use (with 10 figures) 229-243
Quick, I. & Brunotte, E.: The significance of irreversible changes in natural environmental conditions for the development of geomorphological watercourse models on large rivers: A case study of the Lower Rhine (Germany) (with 9 figures and 2 tables) 245-264
Bolten, A. & Bubenzer, O.: New elevation data (SRTM/ASTER) for geomorphological and geoarchaeological research in arid regions (with 6 figures and 2 tables) 265-279
Klewinghaus, A., Turkelboom, F. & Skowronek, A.: A GPS/GIS-integrated approach to the assessment of current soilerosion by water - experiences from Mediterranean NW-Syria (with 13 figures) 281-305
Casper, M., Waldenmeyer, G. & Herbst, M.: Modelling moisture patterns and runoff in a Black Forest sandstone catchment: Incorporating expert knowledge into the Topographical Index concept (with 8 figures) 307-317
Bremer, H. & Sander, H.: Data base supported regolith-analysis, geomorphologic processes and morphogenesis in the humid tropics (with 8 figures and 2 tables) 319-333
Reuther, A.U., Ivy-Ochs, S. & Heine, K.: Application of surface exposure dating in glacial geomorphology and the interpretation of moraine ages (with 6 figures) 335-359
Iturrizaga, L.: Key forms for reconstructing glacier dams, lakes and outburst floods: Historical ice-dammed lakes in the Karambar valley, Hindukush (Pakistan) (w
Zielhofer, C. & Linstädter, J.: Short-term mid-Holocene climatic deterioration in the West Mediterranean region: climatic impact on Neolithic settlement pattern? (with 6 figures and 2 tables) 1-17
Kadereit, A., Sponholz, B., Rösch, M., Schier, W., Kromer, B. & Wagner, G.A. Chronology of Holocene environmental changes at the tell site of Uivar, Romania, and ist significance for late Neolithic tell evolution in the temperate Balkans (with 10 figures and 4 tables) 19-45
Mächtle, B., Eitel, B., Kadereit, A. & Unkel, I.: Holocene environmental changes in the northern Atacama desert, southern Peru (14°30' S) and their impact on the rise and fall of Pre-Columbian cultures (with 8 figures and 3 tables) 47-62
Brückner, H., Müllenhoff, M., Gehrels, R., Herda, A., Knipping, M. & Vött, A.: From archipelago to floodplain - geographical and ecological changes in Miletus and ist environs during the past six millenia (Western Anatolia, Turkey) (with 5 figures and 2 tables) 63-83
Vött, A., Brückner, H., Handl, M. & Schriever, A.: Holocene palaeogeographies and the geoarchaeological setting of the Mytikas coastal plain (Akarnania, NW Greece) (with 8 figures and 1 table) 85-108
Kadereit, A., Dekner, U., Hansen, L., Pare, C. & Wagner, G.A.: Geoarchaeological studies of man-environment interaction at the Glauberg, Wetterau, Germany (with 10 figures and 4 tables) 109-133
Leopold, M. & Völkel, J.: The Celtic Rampart of the Oppidum at Manching - An example for a multi-methodological interaction of Soil Science and Archaeology in Southern Germany (with 6 figures) 135-148
Kaiser, K., Miehe, G., Schoch, W.H., Zander, A. & Schlütz, F.: Relief, soil and lost forests: Late Holocene environmental changes in southern Tibet under human impact (with 5 figures and 4 tables) 149-173
Stolz, C. & Grunert, J.: Holocene colluvia, medieval gully formation and historical land use. A case study from the Taunus Mountains/southern Rhenish Slate Massif (with 12 figures and 2 tables) 175-194
Sudhaus, D., Friedmann, A. & Mäckel, R.: Late-Glacial and Holocene Geomorpho-dynamics and Landscape Development in the Eastern Black Forest (with 4 figures and 2 tables) 195-205
Sass, O., Wetzel, K.-F. & Friedmann, A.: Landscape dynamics of sub-alpine forest fire slopes in the Northern Alps - preliminary results (with 9 figures and 3 tables) 207-227
Schulte, A., Albrecht, M., Daut, G., Wallner, J., Jansky, B. & van Geldern, R.: Analyses and assessment of the sedimentary record of Lake Mladotice (western Czech Republic) in relationto flood events and pre- to postcommunist change in land use (with 10 figures) 229-243
Quick, I. & Brunotte, E.: The significance of irreversible changes in natural environmental conditions for the development of geomorphological watercourse models on large rivers: A case study of the Lower Rhine (Germany) (with 9 figures and 2 tables) 245-264
Bolten, A. & Bubenzer, O.: New elevation data (SRTM/ASTER) for geomorphological and geoarchaeological research in arid regions (with 6 figures and 2 tables) 265-279
Klewinghaus, A., Turkelboom, F. & Skowronek, A.: A GPS/GIS-integrated approach to the assessment of current soilerosion by water - experiences from Mediterranean NW-Syria (with 13 figures) 281-305
Casper, M., Waldenmeyer, G. & Herbst, M.: Modelling moisture patterns and runoff in a Black Forest sandstone catchment: Incorporating expert knowledge into the Topographical Index concept (with 8 figures) 307-317
Bremer, H. & Sander, H.: Data base supported regolith-analysis, geomorphologic processes and morphogenesis in the humid tropics (with 8 figures and 2 tables) 319-333
Reuther, A.U., Ivy-Ochs, S. & Heine, K.: Application of surface exposure dating in glacial geomorphology and the interpretation of moraine ages (with 6 figures) 335-359
Iturrizaga, L.: Key forms for reconstructing glacier dams, lakes and outburst floods: Historical ice-dammed lakes in the Karambar valley, Hindukush (Pakistan) (w