Late Quaternary environmental and human events at En Gedi, reflected by the geology and archaeology of the Moringa Cave (Dead Sea area, Israel)

Keyphrases

• Israel 100%
• Late Pleistocene 100%
• Dead Sea Area 100%
• Archaeology 100%
• Moringa 100%
• Gedi 100%
• Regional Climate 66%
• Late Holocene 66%
• Chalcolithic 66%
• Persian Period 66%
• Lacustrine Deposits 33%
• Dead Sea Basin 33%
• Desert 33%
• Dead Sea 33%
• Global Climate 33%
• Lake Level 33%
• Lake Lisan 33%
• Aquifer 33%
• Recharge 33%
• U-Th 33%
• Local Climate 33%
• Archaeological Finds 33%
• Dead Sea Fault 33%
• Depositional Environment 33%
• Middle Holocene 33%
• Climate Events 33%
• Human Habitation 33%
• Arabian Desert 33%
• Fault Escarpment 33%
• Desert Environment 33%
• Judean Desert 33%
• Northern Boundary 33%
• Pleistocene Sediments 33%
• Human Use 33%
• 5th Millennium BC 33%
• Flowstone 33%
• Travertine Deposition 33%
• 1st Millennium BC 33%
• Radiometric Ages 33%
• Cave Formation Processes 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Israel 100%
• Holocene 100%
• Late Pleistocene 100%
• Travertine 100%
• Geology 100%
• Pleistocene 66%
• Lacustrine Deposit 33%
• Regional Climate 33%
• Lake Level 33%
• Global Climate 33%
• Escarpment 33%
• Depositional Environment 33%