Late Holocene deposits stored beneath the modern deltaic-alluvial plains are excellent sedimentary archives to explore in detail the succession of landscapes developed, since the Proto-historic period (ca. 3000 yr BC), under the mutual in-teraction of natural and anthropogenic forcing factors. The recent coring campaign performed in the Pisa plain, in the context of “MAPPA project”, has represented a great oppor-tunity to highlight the history of human-environment rela-tionships in a long-settled city area.
Titolo: | Geoarchaeological practice applied to archaeological predictive modelling: methodologies and results from Mappa Project |
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Anno del prodotto: | 2013 |
Abstract: | Late Holocene deposits stored beneath the modern deltaic-alluvial plains are excellent sedimentary archives to explore in detail the succession of landscapes developed, since the Proto-historic period (ca. 3000 yr BC), under the mutual in-teraction of natural and anthropogenic forcing factors. The recent coring campaign performed in the Pisa plain, in the context of “MAPPA project”, has represented a great oppor-tunity to highlight the history of human-environment rela-tionships in a long-settled city area. |
Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/11568/225335 |
ISBN: | 9788868120955 |
Appare nelle tipologie: | 4.1 Contributo in Atti di convegno |
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