Human-environmental relations on Bodmin Moor during the Holocene
@inproceedings{Gearey1996HumanenvironmentalRO,
title={Human-environmental relations on Bodmin Moor during the Holocene},
author={Benjamin R. Gearey},
year={1996}
}Human-Environment Relations on Bodmin Moor During the Holocene by Benjamin R.Gearey This thesis describes palaeoenvironmental investigations on Bodmin Moor aimed at determining the timing, nature and extent of human induced environmental change on the moor. Pollen, charcoal and loss-on-ignition investigations were carried out at two main areas with chronological control provided by radiocarbon dating. The first area investigated was Rough Tor where five sequences were examined. Palynological… CONTINUE READING
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