Journal of Coastal Research,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
39(6)
Опубликована: Сен. 21, 2023
Marland,
F.C.;
Kjerfve,
B.,
and
Smith,
J.S.,
2023.
Emergent
sandy
barriers
formed
Sapelo
Island
(Georgia,
U.S.A.)
during
Heinrich
events
in
the
Holocene.
Journal
of
Coastal
Research,
39(6),
1068–1081.
Charlotte
(North
Carolina),
ISSN
0749-0208.
Island's
core
consists
five
separate
barrier
islands
corresponding
to
events,
H5–H1.
During
present
interglacial
rise
sea,
Holocene
(H0)
were
attached
most
recent
paleo-barrier,
H1.
All
have
a
recurved
spit
with
an
intervening
backbay
tidal
marsh.
Each
is
composed
several
dune
ridges.
Beach
ridge
editions
not
at
their
locations.
Sand
other
materials
emerged
from
below
sea
level
on
shelf
transgressive,
elevated
H
seas
last
post-glacial
interglacial.
Fourteen
spurious
increases
higher
levels
warmer
water
Dansgaard-Oeschger
(D-O)
followed
by
cooling
intervals
extreme
waves
gales,
hurricanes,
possibly
tsunamis.
Deltaic
surplus
rolled
shoreward.
Storms
drove
deposits
onshore
predominant
wave
episodes
overwash.
Pliocene
Pleistocene
sand
surpluses
continental
relict
river
channels
deltas
are
source
deposits.
The
preserved
varved
chronology
based
analyses
pollen
microfossils
Lake
Tulane,
Florida.
Tulane
provides
continuous
timeline
comparable
radiocarbon
ages
Sapelo.
Both
sites
considered
coeval.
Overwash
dry
beach
above
average
tides
forerunners
formation.
After
storms,
backshore
was
trapped
within
strandlines
Spartina
marshwrack.
Materials
caught
straw
mulch
produced
aeolian
ridges
windswept
Nor'easters.
High
dunes
grew
low
coalesced
into
series
form
Island.
Limnology and Oceanography Letters,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 29, 2025
Abstract
Oysters
inhabit
a
variety
of
coastal
and
deep‐sea
settings
over
wide
latitudinal
range
have
role
as
ecosystem
engineers.
They
also
represent
an
important
food
source
for
humans
since
hunter‐gatherer
times,
which
motivates
interest
in
using
oyster
shells
environmental
life
history
archives.
Still,
oysters
often
been
disregarded
sclerochronology
studies,
although
several
methods
based
on
both
microtextural
geochemical
approaches
successfully
investigated.
We
review
how
these
used
to
improve
interpretations
shell
records,
we
identify
knowledge
gaps
disciplines.
Those
include
ecology
study
larval
dispersal
growth
rates;
archaeology
determine
midden
constructions
site
occupations;
palaeoenvironmental
palaeoclimate
reconstructions
from
tidal
annual
timescales.
suggest
standardizing
procedures
biophysical
models
dispersal.
PLoS ONE,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
19(2), С. e0297178 - e0297178
Опубликована: Фев. 28, 2024
Climate
change
poses
great
risks
to
archaeological
heritage,
especially
in
coastal
regions.
Preparing
mitigate
these
challenges
requires
detailed
and
accurate
assessments
of
how
heritage
sites
will
be
impacted
by
sea
level
rise
(SLR)
storm
surge,
driven
increasingly
severe
storms
a
warmer
climate.
However,
inconsistency
between
modeled
impacts
erosion
on
observed
effects
has
thus
far
hindered
our
ability
accurately
assess
the
vulnerability
sites.
Modeling
largely
focused
medium-to-long
term
SLR,
while
observations
damage
have
almost
exclusively
results
individual
events.
There
is
therefore
need
for
desk-based
modeling
potential
events
equip
cultural
managers
with
information
they
plan
surge
various
future
scenarios.
Here,
we
apply
Sea,
Lake,
Overland
Surges
from
Hurricanes
(SLOSH)
model
estimate
that
pose
along
coast
US
State
Georgia
four
different
SLR
Our
results,
shared
Historic
Preservation
Division
facilitate
prioritization,
documentation,
mitigation
efforts,
demonstrate
over
4200
alone
are
at
risk
inundation
hurricanes,
more
than
ten
times
number
were
previously
estimated
2100
accounting
alone.
We
hope
this
work
encourages
necessary
action
toward
conserving
physical
beyond.
Journal of Quaternary Science,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Апрель 3, 2025
ABSTRACT
We
analyzed
a
2.38
m
sediment
core
from
Clear
Pond,
South
Carolina,
to
reconstruct
fire
and
effective
moisture
over
the
past
7500
years
in
Pinus
‐
Quercus
forest.
Our
record
of
macroscopic
charcoal,
reconstructed
precipitation
isotopes
δ
2
H
n‐alkane
analysis,
other
geochemical
indicators
provides
high‐resolution
interplays
between
on
Atlantic
Coastal
Plain
(ACP).
work
complements
updates
an
existing
pollen
microscopic
charcoal
Pond
with
additional
analyses,
including
moisture.
values
are
indicative
soil
isotopic
values,
which
controlled
by
fractionation
during
evaporation
transpiration.
results
show
that
ca.
7500–3670
cal
yr
bp
,
was
higher
than
modern
conditions
at
but
fires
were
frequent.
indicates
remained
mesic
3670
until
2350
data
indicate
much
less
frequent
before.
This
pattern
is
opposition
several
nearby
records
ACP,
where
this
timespan
apparently
somewhat
dry
fires.
After
slightly
increased,
returned
landscape.
These
persisted
about
860
when
H‐derived
reached
their
most
positive
indicating
xeric
conditions,
declining
importance
Over
there
apparent
decoupling
paleomoisture
records,
not
largely
climate
ACP
landscape
burning
Native
Americans
may
be
important
control
Holocene
regimes
especially
7500–2350
.
Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14(1)
Опубликована: Фев. 26, 2024
Abstract
We
present
new
chronologies
that
inform
the
timing
and
tempo
of
shell
ring
mound
construction
on
South
Atlantic
Bight.
Our
project
combines
recently
acquired
dates
with
legacy
radiocarbon
from
over
25
rings
mounds
to
provide
a
higher-resolution
chronology
regarding
occupation
formation
this
larger
landscape
earliest
fishing
villages
along
East
Coast
United
States.
resolve
ordering
these
through
Bayesian
statistical
modeling.
These
models
historicize
contextualize
in
ways
previously
impossible.
Specifically,
our
indicate
were
established
prior
invention
pottery.
The
early
period
village
establishment
evidences
isolated
rings,
whereas
later
periods
seem
have
more
villages,
but
appear
been
relocated
other
areas
and/or
islands
time.
Shell
are
fewer
number,
spread
throughout
time
period,
may
represent
special
purpose
sites
compared
shell-rings.
Once
spread,
they
quickly
adopted
technologies
(i.e.,
pottery)
created
institutions
practiced
relocation,
which
allowed
way
life
persist
for
than
thousand
years.
Journal of Archaeological Research,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
32(3), С. 427 - 491
Опубликована: Сен. 12, 2023
Abstract
Aquaculture
is
the
world’s
fastest
growing
food
sector
and
accounts
for
more
than
50%
of
fish
supply.
The
significant
growth
in
global
aquaculture
since
middle
20th
century
has
been
dubbed
by
Blue
Revolution.
However,
it
not
first
Revolution
to
take
place
human
history.
While
historically
classified
as
low-ranking,
seasonal,
or
starvation
resources
archaeological
discourse,
marine
foods
were
vital
that
ancient
communities
developed
exploited
using
a
vast
array
strategies.
Among
these
aquatic
strategies
was
aquaculture.
This
initiated
during
Early
Holocene,
some
8,000
years
ago
China,
with
archaeologists
now
documenting
across
globe.
review
considers
commonalities
between
aquacultural
systems
including
evidence
ecosystem
engineering
development
domesticated
landscapes
production
systems.
People
past
constructed
agroecosystems
only
enhance
diversify
resources,
but
control
reliability
key
subsistence
meet
demands
ritual
practice
conspicuous
social
stratification.
These
maintained
centuries,
if
millennia.
Worldwide
research
conducted
on
can
provide
critical
insights
into
developing
ecologically
sustainable,
resilient,
diverse
coastal
today,
thus,
achieving
industry
sustainability
limiting
negative
environmental
impacts
shorelines
overexploited
fisheries.
Oxford University Press eBooks,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 22, 2024
Abstract
In
this
comparative
synthesis
the
authors
summarize
most
recent
archaeological
research
in
coastal
regions
of
American
Southeast,
focusing
on
Gulf
coast
Florida
and
lower
Atlantic
coast.
Specifically,
they
outline
evolution
ecosystems
region,
explore
early
adaptations
to
environments
emergence
villages
their
concomitant
new
social
institutions,
provide
evidence
for
construction
monuments
expanding
ritual
economies.
latter
part
chapter,
compare
some
well-studied
peoples
region
who
were
known
inhabit
area
during
sixteenth
century.
These
groups
include
Calusa,
Tocobagans,
Timucuans,
Guale.
Research
these
has
provided
critical
information
economies,
impacts
colonialism,
role
Indigenous
governance
greater
Southeast.
final
section,
consider
archaeology
its
importance
documenting
large-scale
cooperative
endeavors,
including
how
sustainably
managed
fisheries
over
long
periods
what
that
can
say
about
future
face
climate
change.
American Antiquity,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 20
Опубликована: Авг. 27, 2024
Abstract
Circular
shell
rings
along
the
South
Atlantic
coast
of
United
States
are
vestiges
earliest
sedentary
villages
in
North
America,
dating
to
4500–3000
BP.
However,
little
is
known
about
when
Indigenous
communities
began
constructing
these
shell-ring
villages.
This
article
presents
data
from
Hokfv-Mocvse
Shell
Ring
on
Ossabaw
Island,
Georgia.
Although
often
associated
with
ceramics
no
were
encountered
our
excavations
at
Hokfv-Mocvse,
and
only
materials
recovered
projectile
points
similar
found
over
300
km
inland.
Bayesian
modeling
radiocarbon
dates
indicates
that
ring
was
occupied
between
5090
4735
cal
BP
(95%
confidence),
making
it
dated
region.
Additionally,
geochemistry
oyster
paleobiology
suggest
inhabitants
living
year-round
had
established
institutions
time
manage
fisheries
sustainably.
therefore
provides
evidence
for
people
settling
adapting
coastal
environments
region
centuries
before
adoption
pottery.
The
establishment
marks
a
visible
archaeological
shift
toward
down
occupying
island
ecosystems
more
permanent
basis
larger
numbers
than
ever