1st Edition
Palaeoecology of Africa and the Surrounding Islands, volume 23
Edited By K. Heine
Copyright 1993
264 Pages
by
CRC Press
264 Pages
by
CRC Press
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Containing 15 contributions. Vegetation associated with the protohistorical mound of 'Mouyssam II' (KNT2) in the Malian Sahel; Late Quaternary mammalian remains from central and eastern Sudan and their palaeoenvironmental significance; On the ages of humid Late Quaternary phases in southern African arid areas (Namibia, Botswana); Charcoal from Leliehoek shelter, eastern Orange Free State, South... Read more
Foreword; Reconstitution des circulations atmospheriques du Pleistocene terminal et de 1’Holocene au large de 1’Afrique entre 15 et 35°N; Cimentation carbonatees littorales sur les cotes du Senegal a V Holocene Gresifications carbonatees en m ilieu littoral confine de V Holocene des Cotes Mauritaniennes; Vegetation associated with the protohistorical mound of ‘Mouyssam II’ (KNT2) in the Malian Sahel: A reconstruction; Ostrich bones from the Neolithic of Dakhleh Oasis, Western Desert of Egypt; Nimir Cave: Morphology and fauna of a cave in the Egyptian Eastern Desert; Late Quaternary mammalian remains from Central and Eastern Sudan and their palaeoenvironmental significance; New 14C data of Kenya and their geomorphological and palaeoecological interpretation; A TL-calibrated pedostratigraphy of the western lunette dunes of Etosha Pan/northern Namibia: Palaeoenvironmental implications for the last 140ka; On the ages of humid Late Quaternary phases in southern African arid areas (Namibia, Botswana); Evidence of a shallow lake at Tsodilo Hills, Botswana, 17 500 to 15 000 yr BP: Further confirmation of a widespread Late Pleistocene humid period in the Kalahari Desert; Chronology of Late Pleistocene deposits associated with Homo sapiens at Klasies River Mouth, South Africa; Charcoal from Leliehoek shelter, eastern Orange Free State, South Africa; Short communications: A new species of Restiofrom Malawi: Further evidence regarding the palaeoclimatic significance of Restionaceae pollen from central Africa; Late Quaternary mire sediments in tropical Africa: Opportunities for further palynological studies; Book reviews and publications of interest.
Biography
Klaus Heine, Department o f Geography, University o f Regensburg, Germany.
