Three sediment cores spanning the last 4200 years from Aktun Ha Cave on the Yucatan
Peninsula (Mexico) demonstrate that underwater caves can document changes to regional …

Proxy records of past climate change spanning beyond the radiocarbon range commonly
derive their chronologies from orbital tuning strategies, thus bounding our spatio-temporal …

Objective The objective of this research was to unlock the potential of fluvial archives to
create flood chronologies, based on grain-size characteristics of flood deposits located in …

A sedimentary deposit on the continental shelf off Caesarea Maritima, Israel, is identified,
dated, and attributed to tsunami waves produced during the Late Bronze Age (ca. 1630 …

Quaternary climate and sea-level research in coastal karst basins (caves, cenotes,
sinkholes, blueholes, etc.) generally focuses on analyzing isotopes in speleothems, or …

Investigation of Lake Allos sediments revealed~ 160 graded layers, interpreted as flood
deposits, over the last 1400 yr. Comparisons with records of historic floods support the …

High-resolution grain size analyses of three AMS 14C-dated cores from the Southeastern
Brazilian shelf provide a detailed record of mid-to late-Holocene environmental changes in …

The frequency and timing of Holocene paleofloods in the hilly terrain of New Hampshire and
Maine are identified using 14 C and high-resolution (cm-by-cm) particle size analysis of …

The sedimentary characteristics of shell beds within an interpreted tsunami deposit from Sur
Lagoon, Oman were examined using shell taphonomy and high-resolution particle-size …

Two lacustrine sediment cores from Oldevatnet in western Norway have been studied in
order to produce a record of floods, mass-wasting events and glacier fluctuations during the …