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2. Mid-Holocene palaeoenvironmental record from the Atlantic Band of Cádiz (SW Spain) based on pollen and charcoal data.
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Uzquiano, Paloma, Ruiz-Zapata, Blanca, Gil-Garcia, Ma José, Vijande, Eduardo, Ramos-Muñoz, José, Cantillo, Juan J., Lazarich, Maria, Bejarano, Diego, and Montañés, Manolo
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CHARCOAL , *POLLEN , *OAK , *PALYNOLOGY , *FORESTS & forestry , *OLIVE - Abstract
The archaeological investigations developed in the Cadiz coast and countryside during the last 25 years have revealed a series of human occupations dating between ca 8000-3000 cal BP and ranging culturally from Late Mesolithic until Late Bronze Age. Pollen analyses have revealed an open Mediterranean landscape developed under dry conditions drifting to steppic ones. Pinus, Juniperus, Olea and evergreen Quercus are the main arboreal taxa. Mesophilous (deciduous Quercus, Ulmus, Betula) and hygrophilous plants (Salix, Alnus), are present at the base (Mesolithic) as indicators of moister conditions. Nevertheless its presence is discontinuous and exiguous throughout most of the sequence recovering only during the Bronze Age. Charcoal assemblages reveal in turn the management of diverse plant communities. Olea europaea , deciduous and evergreen oak woodlands, Mediterranean pines (Pinus pinea, P. halepensis) and Juniperus appear interspersed in an open environment given the systematic exploitation of a varied set of shrubs and scrubs: Pistacia lentiscus , Arbutus unedo, Phillyrea sp., Crataegus, Prunus spp., Fabaceae and Erica sp. The E-W geographical position of sites between the Bays of Algeciras and Cádiz, both separated by a series of mountainous alignments, determined the early development of the evergreen oak woodlands to the east over the deciduous oak communities which are more abundant westwards, due to the decreasing humidity gradient as going eastwards. The various sea level fluctuations occurred during the Holocene, also determined the trajectory and character of human occupations settled on the coast. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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3. Landscape and climate, during Middle Pleistocene in Jarama valley river (Madrid), through pollen data
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Ruiz Zapata, Blanca, Gil García, María José, Panera, Joaquín, Rubio Jara, Susana, and Pérez González, Alfredo
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Vegetation ,Middle Pleistocene ,Jarama river valley (Madrid) ,Polen ,Pleistoceno Medio ,Climate ,Valle del río Jarama (Madrid) ,Pollen ,Vegetación ,Clima - Abstract
Se presentan los datos palinológicos, procedentes de dos depósitos de origen fluvio-lacustre, localizados en la cuenca alta (Redueña) y media (Valdecarros), del valle del río Jarama (Madrid). En ambas secuencias, la abundancia de industria lítica y de restos óseos de macro y micromamíferos, evidencian que se trata de yacimientos relacionados con campamentos de sociedades cazadoras. Dichos campamentos, funcionales durante el Pleistoceno Medio (500 a 130 ka), bajo un clima generalizado de carácter cálido, eran estacionales asociados a las zonas de rib era de lo s río s p o r tratarse de áreas con excelentes recursos Bajo esta perspectiva el objetivo principal, es recrear el contexto paleoambiental, en el que se desarrollaron los citados campamentos y establecer las similitudes y diferencias que la posición geográfica, imprime sobre la vegetación. Palynological data are presented from two deposits offluvio-lacustrine origin, located in the upper basin (Redueha) and average (Valdecarros), River Jarama valley (Madrid). In both sequences, the abundance of stone tools, as well as in bone remains, both macro and small mammals suggests, that these deposits are related to camp sof hunter-gatherer societies. These camps, functional during the Middle Pleistocene (500 to 130 ka), under a climate generally warm, we reseasonal, associated with river banks, being are as with excellent resources. This perspective arises, as main objective, to recreate the paleoenvironmental context, in which the aforementioned camps were developed as well as to establish the similarities and differences that the geographic position, prints on the vegetation
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- 2017
4. Paisaje vegetal y clima durante el Pleistoceno Medio en la cuenca media (Valdocarros) y alta (Redueña) del río Jarama (Madrid), a través del análisis polínico
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Ruiz Zapata, Blanca, Gil García, María José, Panera, Joaquín, Rubio Jara, Susana, and Pérez González, Alfredo
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Vegetation ,Middle Pleistocene ,Jarama river valley (Madrid) ,Polen ,Pleistoceno Medio ,Climate ,Valle del río Jarama (Madrid) ,Pollen ,Vegetación ,Clima - Abstract
Se presentan los datos palinológicos, procedentes de dos depósitos de origen fluvio-lacustre, localizados en la cuenca alta (Redueña) y media (Valdecarros), del valle del río Jarama (Madrid). En ambas secuencias, la abundancia de industria lítica y de restos óseos de macro y micromamíferos, evidencian que se trata de yacimientos relacionados con campamentos de sociedades cazadoras. Dichos campamentos, funcionales durante el Pleistoceno Medio (500 a 130 ka), bajo un clima generalizado de carácter cálido, eran estacionales asociados a las zonas de rib era de lo s río s p o r tratarse de áreas con excelentes recursos Bajo esta perspectiva el objetivo principal, es recrear el contexto paleoambiental, en el que se desarrollaron los citados campamentos y establecer las similitudes y diferencias que la posición geográfica, imprime sobre la vegetación., Palynological data are presented from two deposits offluvio-lacustrine origin, located in the upper basin (Redueha) and average (Valdecarros), River Jarama valley (Madrid). In both sequences, the abundance of stone tools, as well as in bone remains, both macro and small mammals suggests, that these deposits are related to camp sof hunter-gatherer societies. These camps, functional during the Middle Pleistocene (500 to 130 ka), under a climate generally warm, we reseasonal, associated with river banks, being are as with excellent resources. This perspective arises, as main objective, to recreate the paleoenvironmental context, in which the aforementioned camps were developed as well as to establish the similarities and differences that the geographic position, prints on the vegetation
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- 2017
5. Vegetación, clima y recursos naturales durante el Pleistoceno Superior en los alrededores del Abrigo de Navalmaíllo (Calvero de la Higuera, Pinilla del Valle, Madrid)
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Ruiz Zapata, Blanca, Gil García, María José, Martín Arroyo, Tomás, Baquedano, E., Arsuaga, J. L., and Pérez González, Alfredo
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Vegetation ,Navalmaíllo rockshelter ,Polen ,Abrigo de Navalmaíllo ,Pollen ,Vegetación ,Pleistoceno Superior ,Upper Pleistocene ,Resources ,Recursos - Abstract
Los datos polínicos, procedentes del Abrigo de Navalmaíllo (Pinilla del Valle,Madrid), constituyen un registro excepcional, al ser pioneros en cuanto a su resolución temporal para la zona de estudio. Las dataciones de la secuencia (71.685 ± 5.082 – 77.230 ± 6.016), aportan información paleoambiental para el Pleistoceno Superior, en un área, donde los yacimientos y depósitos naturales son formaciones relativamente recientes, con un registro generalmente a partir los últimos 3000-4000 años.Además, dado que en dicho abrigo se ha constatado, tanto desde el punto de vista paleontológico como arqueológico, una intensa ocupación humana, la composición y los cambios en el cortejo florístico, cobran un interés especial revelando las fluctuaciones climáticas, a través del tránsito desde paisajes boscosos, de índole mediterráneo, a espacios abiertos de carácter seco y fresco. Además el espectro polínico es capaz de explicar la falta del registro antracológico, y puede ser interpretado bajo la perspectiva de la potencialidad de los recursos que la cubierta vegetal ofreció a la comunidad humana, de neandertales, asentada en el territorio, Pollen data from the Navalmaíllo rockshelter (Pinilla del Valle, Madrid), constitute an exceptional record, being pioneers in terms of its temporal resolution for the study area. Dating of the sequence (71,685 ± 5,082 – 77,230 ± 6,016), provide information Upper Pleistocene period, in an area where the archaeological sites and natural deposits are relatively recent formations (around usually from 3000-4000 years ago). In addition, given that the coat you have shown, both from the paleontological and archaeological point of view, intense human occupation, the composition and changes in the floristic cortege, charge special interest revealing climatic fluctuations through the transit from forested landscapes of Mediterranean nature, open spaces of dry and fresh character.Also the pollen spectrum is able to explain the lack of the rich record, and it can be interpreted under the perspective of the potential of the resources offered by the vegetation cover to the human community, Neanderthals, settled in the territory
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- 2015
6. The impact of Celtiberian settlement of Moñuz Peña (the Tagus basin) on the vegetation: pollen analysis
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Ruiz Zapata, Blanca, Gil García, María José, Martín Arroyo, Tomás, and Arenas Esteban, Jesús
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Paisaje ,Polen ,Prácticas agropecuarias ,Pollen ,Landscape ,Guadalajara ,Castro celtíberian hillfort of Olmeda ,Farming practices ,Castro celtíbero de Olmeda - Abstract
El asentamiento celtibérico de Peña Moñuz se ubica en el entorno de La Dehesa (Olmeda de Cobeta, Guadalajara), uno de los mejores entornos de tipo adehesado preservados en toda la cuenca alta del Tajo. La zona, de rico patrimonio arqueológico y etnográfico permite seguir con cierto detalle la evolución de la ocupación humana en el entorno y su relación con el medio natural. Con el apoyo de los aspectos culturales, se definen los procesos de utilización del medio físico a partir del análisis polínico. Los resultados evidencian que la ocupación, desde la edad del hierro (celtíberos), está centrada fundamentalmente en la ganadería, y en menor medida en la agricultura, siendo ambas determinantes en los procesos del cambio paisajístico The Peña Moñuz Celtiberian settlement is located in the vicinity of La Dehesa (Olmeda de Cobeta, Guadalajara), one of the best preserved Dehesa type environments throughout the upper basin of the Tagus river. The area is rich archaeological and ethnographic Heritage sites allowing to tracing the evolution of human occupation of the area, and their relationship with the environment. With the support of the cultural evidences, past land uses are defined from pollen analysis. The results show that the occupation from the Iron Age (Celts), was focused mainly on livestock, and to a lesser extent in agriculture. Both of determinaed the processes of landscape change
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- 2013
7. Bones experiences at El Esquilleu Cave (Western Cantabria, Northern Spain): Domestic hearths management, human behaviour and adaptations to environmental trends between 53-30 Kyrs BP
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Uzquiano, Paloma, Yravedra, José, Ruiz Zapata, Blanca, Gil García, M. J., Sesé, Carmen, Jordá Pardo, Jesús F., and Baena Preysler, J.
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Esquilleu Cave Site ,Antracología ,Faunistic assemblage ,Polen ,Yacimiento de la Cueva del Esquilleu ,education ,España ,Zooarqueología ,Upper Pleistocene ,Cantabria ,Spain ,Charcoal ,Zooarqueology ,Pollen ,Pleistoceno Superior ,Conjunto faunístico ,Anthracology - Published
- 2010
8. Vegetation evolution during upper Pleistocene and Holocene in Buena Pinta archaeopaleontological site (Pinilla del Valle, Spain central mountain range)
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Ruiz Zapata, Blanca, Gómez González, Clemencia, Gil García, María José, Pérez González, Alfredo, López Sáez, J. Antonio, Arsuaga, J. L., and Baquedano, E.
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Paleoenvironmental ,Buena Pinta cave ,Pinilla del Valle ,Pollen ,Lozoya Valley ,Holocen - Abstract
Pollen and non-pollen palynomorphs analysis of upper Pleistocene and Holocene Buena Pinta cave sediments of the in the Calvero de la Higuera (Pinilla del Valle. Madrid) archaeopaleontological site has been conducted. The results shows a vegetation dynamics from the pollen diagrams can be correlated with the vegetation progressive evolution of an open landscape as adaptation to the installation of hot and dry character climatic conditions. Nivel-3 of sequence is dated by OSL is 63.451±5.509 years no cal.; radiocarbon dating of 14C locates its development, before 4.940 ± 40 years BP
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- 2008
9. Registro de los cambios humanos y naturales en el humedal de las Tablas de Daimiel (Ciudad Real, España)
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Gil García, Mª José, Ruiz Zapata, Blanca, Mediavilla, Rosa, Santisteban Navarro, Juan Ignacio, Domínguez Castro, Fernando, Dabrio, C. J., and Ministerio de Ciencia y Tecnología (España)
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polen ,congreso ,pollen ,Tablas de Daimiel ,Holoceno ,acción humana ,environmental change ,cambio climático ,Mediterranean area ,provincia Ciudad Real ,área mediterránea ,Late Holocene - Abstract
Congreso Geológico de España (7º. 2008. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria). - Texto en español con resumen y palabras claves en español e inglés, En el presente trabajo se presentan los datos polínicos de los primeros 50 cm. del sondeo PVC 4.1 localizado a la derecha del río Cigüela, dentro del Parque Nacional de las Tablas de Daimiel, con el fin de poder establecer la reconstrucción paleoambiental y paleoclimática así como la influencia del hombre en este ecosistema. Se han podido identificar dos importantes periodos de impactos sobre el humedal, el denominado periodo natural y el antrópico. Durante la primera fase de la secuencia (natural) los cambios detectados en el ecosistema fueron debidos fundamentalmente a variaciones climáticas ante las cuales la vegetación tiene tendencia a la recuperación. Sin embargo, los cambios en el paisaje debidos a la actividad antrópica, especialmente la desecación y la sobreexplotación rompieron el ciclo natural, de manera que el ecosistema no ha sido capaz de recuperarse a pesar de los intentos para evitar la pérdida de superficie inundada. = This article presents polinical data from the first 50cm of the PVC 4.1 core, located on the right bank of the river Cigüela, on Parque Nacional de las Tablas de Daimiel, with the aim of establishing the paleoenviromental and paleoclimatic reconstruction, as well as human influence on the site. Two important periods with significant impact on soil moisture have been identified: the natural and the anthropic. During the first stage of the sequence (natural), changes detected on the ecosystem were due mainly to climatic variations. After those changes vegetation cover tend to natural recovery. However, changes due to anthropic activity, mainly desiccation and overexploitation, broke the natural cycle, to the extent that the ecosystem has not been able to recover on spite of several attempts made to prevent the loss of flooded surface., Departamento de Geología, Universidad de Alcalá de Henares, España, Dirección de Geología y Geofísica, Instituto Geológico y Minero de España, España, Departamento de Estratigrafía, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, España
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- 2008
10. Evolución de la vegetación durante el pleistoceno superior y el holoceno en el valle alto del río Lozoya. Yacimiento arqueopaleontológico de la cueva de la Buena Pinta (Pinilla del Valle. Sistema Central Español)
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Ruiz Zapata, Blanca, Gómez González, Clemencia, Gil García, María José, Pérez González, Alfredo, López Sáez, J. Antonio, Arsuaga, J. L., and Baquedano, E.
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Paleoenvironmental ,Buena Pinta cave ,Pinilla del Valle ,Pollen ,Lozoya Valley ,Holocen - Abstract
Pollen and non-pollen palynomorphs analysis of upper Pleistocene and Holocene Buena Pinta cave sediments of the in the Calvero de la Higuera (Pinilla del Valle. Madrid) archaeopaleontological site has been conducted. The results shows a vegetation dynamics from the pollen diagrams can be correlated with the vegetation progressive evolution of an open landscape as adaptation to the installation of hot and dry character climatic conditions. Nivel-3 of sequence is dated by OSL is 63.451±5.509 years no cal.; radiocarbon dating of 14C locates its development, before 4.940 ± 40 years BP
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- 2008
11. Evolución climática y actividad antrópica durante los últimos 3.000 años en las Tablas de Daimiel
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Gil García, Mª José, Ruiz Zapata, Blanca, Mediavilla, Rosa, Domínguez Castro, Fernando, Santisteban Navarro, Juan Ignacio, Dabrio, C. J., and Ministerio de Ciencia y Tecnología (España)
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polen ,Holoceno reciente ,congreso ,pollen ,Tablas de Daimiel ,environmental change ,cambio ambiental ,Región mediterránea ,provincia Ciudad Real ,Mediterranean area ,Late Holocene - Abstract
Reunión Nacional sobre Cuaternario (12ª. 2007. Ávila) . - Resumen. - Texto en español con resumen en inglés y palabras claves en español e inglés, This contribution summarizes the main vegetation changes during the last 3000 years reconstructed from the pollen record of the PVC 4.2 core located in the west margin of the Cigüela River (Las Tablas de Daimiel National Park). Some periods of noticeable impacts on the wetland are identified, some during periods of little human impact and others clearly of anthropic origin. At the beginning of the sequence, the ecological changes were controlled by the climate variability, and the system showed a natural recovery mechanism. The later intense human-made disturbances abruptly distrubed the natural recovery mechanism making difficult the regeneration of the ecosystem., Departamento de Geología, Universidad de Alcalá de Henares, España, Dirección de Geología y Geofísica, Instituto Geológico y Minero de España, España, Departamento de Estratigrafía, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, España
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- 2007
12. Evolución del paisaje en la Sierra de Peneda (NO de Portugal) durante los últimos 3500 BP
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Ruiz Zapata, Blanca, Correia, A. I., and Gil García, María José
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Holocene ,Pollen ,Human action ,Landscape evolution ,N O Portugal ,Climatic change - Abstract
We presented data pollen of the three deposits, sounding located in Peneda Mountain Range (NW from Portugal). The values of data C l 4, show the evolution of the landscape during the last 3.500 BP. The most interesting characterics are deforestation in the area, the highest values of pollen of Ericaceae and the Pinus evolution; due to action man in area
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- 1995
13. Landscape evolution in 'Sierra Peneda' (NW Portugal) during the last 3500 BP
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Ruiz Zapata, Blanca, Correia, A. I., and Gil García, María José
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Holocene ,Pollen ,Human action ,Landscape evolution ,N O Portugal ,Climatic change - Abstract
We presented data pollen of the three deposits, sounding located in Peneda Mountain Range (NW from Portugal). The values of data C l 4, show the evolution of the landscape during the last 3.500 BP. The most interesting characterics are deforestation in the area, the highest values of pollen of Ericaceae and the Pinus evolution; due to action man in area
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- 1995
14. Contribución al conocimiento de la dinámica de la vegetación en el sector oriental del Sistema Central español, en base al análisis polínico
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Gil García, María José, Tomás Las Hera, R., and Ruiz Zapata, Blanca
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Human influence ,Peat bog ,Sistema Central ,Pollen - Abstract
Based on the study of the peat-b o g PM VII, located in the Puerto de Morcuera, both the vegetation dynamics and the anthropic influence in the last 1.000 years have been elucidated. Near 640± 50 BP (UCRA-362) this area was dominated by a dense forest of Quercus c „ altogether with regional forest of Pinus and Betula. Later on these forest becam e less dense as a consequence of an intense anthropic activity
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- 1992
15. Contribution to the knowledge of the vegetation dynamics in the eastern sector of the Spanish Sistema Central: pollen analysis
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Gil García, María José, Tomás Las Hera, R., and Ruiz Zapata, Blanca
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Human influence ,Peat bog ,Sistema Central ,Pollen - Abstract
Based on the study of the peat-b o g PM VII, located in the Puerto de Morcuera, both the vegetation dynamics and the anthropic influence in the last 1.000 years have been elucidated. Near 640± 50 BP (UCRA-362) this area was dominated by a dense forest of Quercus c „ altogether with regional forest of Pinus and Betula. Later on these forest becam e less dense as a consequence of an intense anthropic activity
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- 1992
16. Paleoenvironmental variability and anthropic influence during the last 7300 years in the western Mediterranean based on the pollen record of Cartagena Bay, SE Spain.
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Gil-García, María José, Ruiz-Zapata, Blanca, Ortiz, José E., Torres, Trinidad, Ros, Milagros, Ramallo, Sebastián, López-Cilla, Ignacio, Galán, Luis A., Sánchez-Palencia, Yolanda, Manteca, Ignacio, Rodríguez-Estrella, Tomás, Blázquez, Ana, and Gómez-Borrego, Ángeles
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NORTH Atlantic oscillation , *POLLEN , *ATMOSPHERIC circulation , *FOREST degradation , *MEDITERRANEAN climate , *HELIOSEISMOLOGY - Abstract
In this paper, we conduct a palynological analysis of a high-resolution Holocene record from Cartagena Bay, southeast of the Iberian Peninsula, to establish paleoenvironmental variability of coastal areas in the western Mediterranean region at a centennial-scale over the last 7300 years. Statistical analysis of four palynozones allows reconstruction of paleotemperature and paleohumidity conditions. Pinus , steppic, xerophilous, and Mediterranean taxa persisted continuously through the record, and only during periods of increased humidity did deciduous and Mediterranean taxa expand (Zones II, subzone IIIb). Cooler and dry conditions favored the development of Cupressaceae and scrubs between 7300 and 7000 yr cal BP. The mid-Holocene (Northgrippian) mesophytic optimum took place between 6800 and 4000 yr cal BP during which time a Mediterranean climate was present and open forest developed, predominantly consisting of Mediterranean taxa and deciduous trees. The gradual rise in aridity in the Meghalayan (4000–1700 yr cal BP) led to Mediterranean forest being replaced by steppic and xerophilous vegetation, a change related mostly to a decrease in summer insolation, with superimposed centennial-scale variability in humidity. In parallel with forest degradation caused by increasing aridity, the record shows marked evidence of human influence since 4000 yr cal BP, which accelerated the progression of open landscapes from the Chalcolithic onwards, this change being especially marked during the Roman period. Significant denudation of the landscape can be attributed to the use of fire, as well as due to agriculture and grazing, with a major contributor being intense metallurgical and mining activity in the area. The Cartagena Bay record reported herein shows centennial-scale oscillations in humidity and temperature that correlate with well-known climatic events during the late Holocene in the western Mediterranean region, synchronous with variability in solar and atmospheric dynamics. The alternation of persistent North Atlantic Oscillation modes is likely to have played a key role in regulating humid–arid periods. • Pollen content allowed the paleoenvironmental reconstruction during the Holocene. • Centennial-scale oscillations in humidity & temperature correlate with climatic events. • The mid-Holocene mesophytic optimum took place between 6800 and 4000 yr cal BP. • Aridity and xerophytization occurred between 4000 and 1700 yr cal BP. • Human influence accelerated the progression of open landscapes since the Chalcolithic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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17. Upper Pleistocene and Holocene palaeoenvironmental records in Cueva Mayor karst (Atapuerca, Spain) from different proxies: speleothem crystal fabrics, palynology, and archaeology.
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Martínez-Pillado, Virginia, Aranburu, Arantza, Arsuaga, Juan Luis, Ruiz-Zapata, Blanca, Gil-García, Maria José, Stoll, Heather, Yusta, Iñaki, Iriarte, Eneko, Carretero, José Miguel, Edwards, R. Lawrence, and Hai Cheng
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PLEISTOCENE Epoch , *PALEOENVIRONMENTAL studies , *PALYNOLOGY , *PETROLOGY , *AGRICULTURE , *RADIOCARBON dating , *FORESTS & forestry - Abstract
The Cueva Mayor karst system of Atapuerca, in Northern Spain, hosts a highly significant record of human occupation from the Pleistocene. The climatic context of the human activities during the Pleistocene-Holocene for this inland site has not been well constrained, since existing records of the palaeoclimatic evolution of the Northern Iberian Peninsula are from more distal coastal and high-elevation sites. In this study, we interpret the palaeoenvironmental information recorded on the petrography of a stalagmite and the pollen spectra of the Sierra de Atapuerca karst system during the last 20 kyr. The integration of both types of records has allowed us to define four palaeoenvironmental stages. During the Upper Pleistocene and until 12.8 kyr BP, the climate was cold and dry, toward the end of the interval evolving to wetter and warmer conditions. From 12.8 to 7.7 kyr BP, during the Mesolithic-Neolithic, a major erosion event in both records marks the Pleistocene-Holocene transition. Around 5.9 kyr BP, the Late Neolithic, environmental conditions indicate a climatic optimum with a marked seasonality. The environmental conditions became drier from 4.2 kyr BP until the present, with a decrease in the woodlands. This aridity signal might be amplified by the impact of a more intense human agricultural activity after 3.1 kyr BP, during the Bronze Age. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2014
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