How Ancient Bubastis Survived 3,000 Years on the Shifting Nile Delta
New geoarchaeological research reveals how flood-safe sand mounds, fertile floodplains, and shifting land use allowed ancient Bubastis to remain inhabited ...
New geoarchaeological research reveals how flood-safe sand mounds, fertile floodplains, and shifting land use allowed ancient Bubastis to remain inhabited ...
A new bibliometric analysis of 1,141 Scopus-indexed papers from 2002 to 2023 maps the growth, leading contributors and thematic evolution ...
A new reconstruction of Holocene rainfall shows that precipitation in eastern China alternated between north and south, creating conditions that ...
A new analysis of 69 paleoenvironmental archives from tropical Australia suggests that ancient rainfall patterns were likely as complex as ...
New research combining ancient DNA and archaeology shows that genetic bottlenecks, human hunting and forest spread together drove the aurochs ...
A multi-proxy study of the Xuecheng site shows that declining water levels in the Lower Yangtze progressively created new habitable ...
Leading researchers argue that a stabilized definition of the Anthropocene epoch, beginning in 1952, is essential for rigorous science and ...
New multi-proxy evidence from twelve global archives shows that mid-twentieth-century changes are abrupt, synchronous and geologically distinct enough to formally ...
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