Simulating vegetation in ancient Japan using HUMPOL: a pollen-based multiscenario modeling approach

Bell, Lauren; Crema, E.; Bunting, M. J.; Madella, Marco

Simulating vegetation in ancient Japan using HUMPOL: a pollen-based multiscenario modeling approach

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Date: 2018

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Citation: Bell L, Crema E, Bunting MJ, Madella M. Simulating vegetation in ancient Japan using HUMPOL: a pollen-based multiscenario modeling approach. Past Global Change Magazine. 2018 Jun;26(1):22-3. DOI: 10.22498/pages.26.1.22

Permanent link: http://hdl.handle.net/10230/54568

Abstract:

We present a hypothetical vegetation map for the largest Jōmon settlement in Japan (ca. 5900-4100 BP) based on simulated pollen dispersal in the landscape using fossil pollen data. It suggests intentional planting of chestnut groves within the settlement area.

Author: Bell, Lauren ; Crema, E. ; Bunting, M. J. ; Madella, Marco

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.22498/pages.26.1.22

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