Wood Charcoal From Archaeological Sites in the Qinghai Lake Basin, Western China: Implications For Human Resource Use and Anthropogenic Environmental Change
Wood Charcoal From Archaeological Sites in the Qinghai Lake Basin, Western China: Implications For Human Resource Use and Anthropogenic Environmental Change
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DOI：
10.2993/0278-0771-36.3.571
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发表时间：
2016-10
影响因子：
2.9
通讯作者：
David Rhode
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作者：
David Rhode
中国西部青藏高原东北部青海湖盆地的考古记录包含了基于木炭的证据，表明在过去的12,500年14 C BP中，当地灌木丛和林地的分布发生了重大变化。这些植被趋势与狩猎采集者定居点的区域变化和全新世气候变化模式相对应。这种木炭记录有助于解决目前的问题，人为因素与气候因素在青藏高原东北部放牧地的发展。
The archaeological record of the Qinghai Lake Basin, northeast Tibetan Plateau, western China, contains charcoal-based evidence of significant changes in the distribution of local shrub land and woodland through the last 12,500 14C yr BP. These vegetation trends correspond with regional changes in hunter-gatherer settlement and patterns of Holocene climate change. This charcoal-based record is useful to address current issues concerning the timing of anthropogenic vs. climatic factors in the development of grazing lands in the northeast Tibetan Plateau.