Human-Ecosystem Interactions in Relation to Holocene Climate Change in Port Joli Harbour, Southwestern Nova Scotia, Canada

Human-Ecosystem Interactions in Relation to Holocene Climate Change in Port Joli Harbour, Southwestern Nova Scotia, Canada

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A high-resolution pollen record from Path Lake (43°87’00”N, 64°92’42”W, 10m asl) in Port Joli Harbour, Nova Scotia, Canada, was used to provide a paleo-ecological perspective on Holocene climate and vegetation variability within the context of local archaeological research. Pollen assemblages in the...

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Main Author: Neil, Karen
Language:en
Published: 2013
Subjects:
Pollen
Paleoecology
Paleoclimate Reconstruction
Archaeology
Nova Scotia
Climate
Holocene
Lake Sediments
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10393/24347

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