Intense erosion processes are widespread in the Mediterranean region, and include sheet
wash erosion, rilling, gullying, shallow landsliding, and the development of large and active …

This paper reviews multi-proxy paleoclimatic reconstructions with robust age-control derived
from lacustrine, dendrochronological and geomorphological records and characterizes the …

Palynological, sedimentological and geochemical analyses performed on the
Villarquemado paleolake sequence (987 m asl, 40° 30′ N; 1° 18′ W) reveal the …

Land use and land cover changes such as agricultural land abandonment along with soil
erosion are perceived to be important factors that add to land degradation worldwide. In this …

Dissolution of karst rocks (evaporites and carbonates) can cause significant mechanical
weakening, but its preparatory role for landslide development has been scarcely explored …

Extensive mining took place in Spain during the Iron Age and Roman times, although a
detailed chronology is still lacking due to the inherent difficulties in dating mining structures …

This paper studies the changes in the geomorphological dynamics recorded in 18
ephemeral streams located on the east side of Loma Pelada (Tafi Valley), a part of the …

Abstract The Ebro Basin constitutes one of the most representative territories in SW Europe
for the study of prehistoric societies during the Pleistocene-Holocene transition. The …

The climatic and anthropogenic control on Holocene sediment dynamics was not well
constrained for the Western Mediterranean basin. The paucity of high resolution …

Most studies on the geomorphological evolution of the Holocene from the Ebro depression
(NE Spain) are focused on the period up to the Roman Epoch (218 BC–476 AD) while some …