Titlebook: Hydrogeomorphic Risk Analysis Affecting Chalcolithic Archaeological Sites from Valea Oii (Bahlui) Wa; An Interdisciplinary Ionut Cristi Nic

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2191-589X .Provides an invaluable tool in the field of naturalframewor.This book presents a balanced combination of practical and theoretical aspects of geoarchaeology. To do so, it gathers all the components of a natural framework (geology, relief, hydrography, climate, soils, flora and fauna), which have be

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Geographic Framework,t has a length of 31 km, a maximum altitude of 443.19 m and minimum altitude of 61.57 m. It represents the area of discovering of Cucuteni culture; moreover, it has been continuously inhabited since prehistoric times, being known in the Romanian geomorphological literature as ?Poarta Targului Frumos? (Targul Frumos Crossing Point).

不持續(xù)就爆

Climate,etween 500–700 mm. For this part of the country there are specific heavy rains in a very short timespan, which in addition to the natural and anthropic factors (steep slopes, land use, bad management of land improvement works) accentuates the initiation and development of soil erosion processes that affect archaeological sites.

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ADORN

Archaeological Inventory,, being characterised by the development of brass and the assertion that ceramics were now starting to be decoratively painted. In order to understand the dynamics of the population along the four stages of evolution, the theory of Island Biogeography is used as a novelty.

意外的成功

Archaeological Sites Affected by Hydrogeomorphological Processes,ernational literature. In order to evaluate de destruction of the three archaeological sites, detailed topographical and geophysical approaches were employed. The monitoring process of the sites is continuing, in order to save important data regarding the endangered cultural heritage of the area.

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連鎖,連串

Geological Characterisation,rfaces, and front of cuestas. The superficial deposits belong to the Quaternary and are present as thick loess deposits. As a consequence of the geological deposits, soil erosion processes are very frequent in the eastern part of the country.

Fissure

Flora and Fauna,d in the upper part of the basin, which currently have a surface of about 200 ha. Forests had a significant role in the development and evolution of prehistoric settlements, wood being one of the most important elements of subsistence.