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Phytolith Analysis and the Indus Civilisation: A Review

Autor: Bates, J, Petrie, CA

This paper presents a review of the application of phytolith analysis to the archaeology of the Indus Civilisation (c. 4000-1300 BCE) of South Asia. Phytoliths are microscopic silica casts of plant cells formed during the life of the plant through th

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Remote Sensing and historical morphodynamics of alluvial plains: the 1909 Indus flood and the city of Dera Ghazi Khan (Province of Punjab, Pakistan)

Autor: Petrie, CA, Garcia, Arnau, Orengo, Hector, Conesa, Francesc, Green, Adam

This paper explores the historical inundation of the city of Dera Ghazi Kkan (Punjab, Pakistan) in 1909. The rich documentation about this episode available – including historic news reports, books and maps - is used to reconstruct the historical d

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Large-scale, multi-temporal remote sensing of palaeo-river networks: A case study from Northwest India and its implications for the indus civilisation

Autor: Orengo, HA, Petrie, CA

© 2018 by the authors. Remote sensing has considerable potential to contribute to the identification and reconstruction of lost hydrological systems and networks. Remote sensing-based reconstructions of palaeo-river networks have commonly employed s

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Feeding the herds: Stable isotope analysis of animal diet and its implication for understanding social organisation in the Indus Civilisation, Northwest India

Autor: Lightfoot, E, Jones, PJ, Joglekar, PP, Tames-Demauras, M, Smith, E, Muschinski, J, Shinde, V, Singh, RN, Jones, MK, O'Connell, TC, Petrie, CA

The way that people manage their livestock tells us about their interactions with the landscape, particularly the nature of adaptation to specific environments, social organisation, resilience and long-term farming sustainability. Globally, there is

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Indian winter and summer monsoon strength over the 4.2 ka BP event in foraminifer isotope records from the Indus River delta in the Arabian Sea

Autor: Giesche, A, Staubwasser, M, Petrie, CA, Hodell, DA

The plains of northwest South Asia receive rainfall during both the Indian summer (June–September) and winter (December–March) monsoon. Researchers have long attempted to deconstruct the influence of these precipitation regimes in paleoclimate re

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Crop water status from plant stable carbon isotope values: A test case for monsoonal climates

Autor: Jones, PJ, O’Connell, TC, Jones, MK, Singh, RN, Petrie, CA

Stable carbon isotope analysis is increasingly used in archaeology as an indicator of crop water status and/or water management regime. While the technique shows promise, robust modern baseline studies are required to inform and validate archaeologic

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