Woodland and its use in central Bosnia during the late Neolithic. Results from anthracological investigations in the Visoko-basin

Late Pleistocene to Early Holocene natural and human influenced sediment dynamics and soil formation in a 0-order catchment in SW-Germany (Palatinate Forest)

This paper presents the dynamics of sedimentation processes and soil development of a steeply sloping 0-order catchment in the sandy Lower Bunter of the south-western mid-range mountains in the Palatinate Forest (Germany) during the transition period from the Late Glacial to the Early Holocene. Field investigations, chemical, physical, micromorphological and anthracological analyses revealed a complex palaeosol-sediment sequence along the thalweg of a dry valley, where a significant amount of the sediment from the adjacent slopes had been captured. The deposition of aeolian sands in the lowermost sediment layer took place in the early Late Glacial. The subsequent sediments were deposited by…

Charcoals in dunes - an example from Northern Germany

Holocene environmental reconstruction in Southern Calabria (Italy): an integrated anthracological and pedological approach

The Romans, the wood and the forest: state of the art and new data from the Vesuvius area (Naples, Italy)

Soil charcoal analysis: a tool to investigate non-linear abrupt changes in ecosystems