It has been 25 years since the publication of the monograph L'obsidienne au Proche et
Moyen Orient: Du volcan à l'outil (Cauvin et al., 1998) and, within it, Poidevin's (1998) …

Indentation of the Arabian platform into the eastern domain of the Anatolide-Tauride Block
(ATB) led to sub-horizontal rupture and break-off of the Arabian segment of the subducting …

The volcanoes of Nemrut and Süphan in the Eastern Anatolian Volcanic Province (EAVP)
are significant sources of volcanic ash (tephra), which are found in palaeoclimatic and …

We review the most important computer programs for the classification of igneous rocks and
point out those that follow the recommendations of the International Union of Geological …

The core of Turkey's land is the Anatolian Peninsula, which is surrounded by several seas
(Mediterranean, Aegean, Marmara and Black Sea). Offering a high variety of morphological …

Thirty-two new single crystal ages document 400000years of widespread explosive
volcanism of historically active Nemrut Volcano towering over huge alkaline Lake Van …

Natural disturbances such as volcanic eruptions provide a unique opportunity to study past
ecological dynamics. Here we illustrate the response of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems to …

Throughout the long eruption history of the Santorini volcano, the Cape Riva/Y-2 and
Minoan/Z-2 eruptions had a profound impact on the environment. The Minoan eruptions also …

Abstract The historically active Nemrut Volcano (2,948 m asl)(Eastern Anatolia), rising close
to the western shore of huge alkaline Lake Van, has been the source of intense Plinian …

Résumé Peralkaline silicic extrusive rocks are an important component of the volcanological
record. Here we review several aspects of their formation and evolution, including the …