2004
DOI: 10.3406/arsci.2004.1062
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Changements environnementaux et sociétés humaines dans les moyennes montagnes granitiques du Massif Central oriental au cours de l'Holocène : les enseignements tirés du croisement des données géomorphologiques, palynologiques et archéologiques

Abstract: Des recherches géomorphologiques, palynologiques et archéologiques concernant l'histoire du peuplement et les changements paléogéographiques au cours des 13 000 dernières années se sont développées depuis 1997 dans les moyennes montagnes granitiques du Massif Central oriental. Les difficultés afférentes à cet essai de reconstitution paléoenvironnementale sont nombreuses. Elles apparaissent tout d'abord lors de la confrontation des données naturalistes et archéologiques puis dans la synthèse des informati… Show more

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“…Palynological and archeological records indicate a gradual increase in human activities and their effects on erosion dynamics in the region since 6 kyr cal BP (e.g., Daugas and Raynal, 1989;Cubizolle et al, 2004;Miras et al, 2004). Pollen assemblages mark the beginning of a permanent human presence around Lake St Front from 2850 to at least 200 yr cal BP, although some phases are visible corresponding more or less with archeological periods.…”
Section: Impact Of Anthropogenic Activities and Vegetation Changes On Brgdgt Distributionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Palynological and archeological records indicate a gradual increase in human activities and their effects on erosion dynamics in the region since 6 kyr cal BP (e.g., Daugas and Raynal, 1989;Cubizolle et al, 2004;Miras et al, 2004). Pollen assemblages mark the beginning of a permanent human presence around Lake St Front from 2850 to at least 200 yr cal BP, although some phases are visible corresponding more or less with archeological periods.…”
Section: Impact Of Anthropogenic Activities and Vegetation Changes On Brgdgt Distributionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This idea has been the foundation of several studies conducted primarily by Anglo-Saxon authors during the second half of the 20th century (Pearsall, 1950;Conway, 1954;Smith, 1970;Moore, 1975Moore, , 1993Korhola, 1995;Payette & Rochefort, 2001;Charman, 2002;Cubizolle & Argant, 2006). This demonstration is based on interdisciplinary research combining geomorphologic analysis, archaeological studies, and palaeoecological analysis for the most part (Cubizolle et al, 2004a;Cubizolle, 2005). The construction of a body of data is based in large part on radiocarbon dating, applied not only to palaeoecological and archaeological findings, but also used to date the initiation of peat accumulation.…”
Section: -Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%