Sentence examples for age landscape from inspiring English sources

We applied a hydrological model (MODFLOW), a soil development model (SoilGen) and regression kriging to reconstruct a Middle Bronze Age landscape.

Comparison between the two marine pollen records with terrestrial records from the two river drainage areas confirms that grassland dominated the glacial age landscape reconstructed from terrestrial records.

"We have recently started to realise that the standing stones are just a beginning, they sit at the heart of the world's most significant and best preserved stone age landscape.

A plant macrofossil and palynological investigation of a peat deposit that contained two distal tephra layers found at Femmina Morta, Fondi basin, southern Lazio, central Italy allowed the reconstruction of a late Early or early Middle Bronze Age landscape.

STONY BROOK Long Island Museum of American Art, History and Carriages "Gardens of the Gilded Age," Dr. M. Cristina Leske, member of two local garden clubs, will discuss the find of 1927 blueprints, created by the Gilded Age landscape architect Clarence Fowler.

The Central European loess bodies in hilly regions, with their high accumulation rates, frequently provide relatively high-resolution "floating" stratigraphies containing both climatic signals common to Europe, and minor peaks arising from local factors such as slope processes, discontinuity events or their palaeometeorological location in the former ice age landscape.

Mark Knight, the unit's senior project officer, added: "We talk about bronze age landscapes and it always feels as if we're looking through a very narrow window, with the curtains partly drawn or slightly misted over.

An unhelpful influence in this debate stems from Willis and Bennett's (1994) hypothesis of minimal human impact on the pre-Bronze Age landscapes of South East Europe.

Comparative analysis and interpretation of seed and charcoal evidence thus illustrates the variety of fuel use strategies necessitated by the dynamic and diverse Bronze Age landscapes of the Eastern Mediterranean.

Woolly rhinos, some of the hairiest beasts to roam Ice Age landscapes, may have had a surprising ancestral home.

The findings upend the notion that many if not all of the cold-adapted creatures roaming Ice Age landscapes evolved in the high Arctic.