Multi-proxy biomarker determination in peat: Optimized extraction and cleanup method for paleoenvironmental application

Argiriadis, Elena; Martino, Matteo; Segnana, Michela; Poto, Luisa; Vecchiato, Marco; Battistel, Dario; Gambaro, Andrea; Barbante, Carlo

doi:10.1016/j.microc.2020.104821

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“…Organic tracers in sedimentary archives is gaining traction within ecological research and paleoenvironmental reconstruction as means to extract critical data in settings that have less-than-perfect preservation of bigger fossils (Argiriadis et al 2020). This is also being utilised in archaeological research, though it does not provide a final solution.…”

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It's been a long time coming

Bertheussen

2023

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It's been a long time coming: Anthropogenic impact and faecal biomarkers It is undisputed that humans impact their environments. However, what the ecological consequences of anthropogenic influence are in longer time spans is not widely known. In this article I have discussed some ways that can possibly shed more light on the human-environment dynamics in the past e.g. deep-past perspectives and big data. Additionally, I have discussed specifically the potential of faecal biomarkers in archaeological research and how it can support claims of anthropogenic impact to landscape development through the site of the Mesna lakes.

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confidence: 99%