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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Jarðsaga"”.

  1. The theory of the Anthropocene: Inquiry into the ‘age of Anthropos’ between natural sciences and environmental humanities

    The present research aims to analyze how the notion of ‘Anthropocene’ is implemented within the scientific and humanistic inquiry. More specifically, the research will attempt to shed light and critically reflect upon the basic elements that constitute the Anthropocene as a potentially rich …

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  2. Stable Isotope Sclerochronology of Melanopsis (Gastropoda) Shells: Inferring Late Pleistocene Seasonality in the Upper Jordan River Valley

    Sub-weekly to sub-monthly records of δ 18 O and δ 13 C values in Melanopsis shells from the Jordan River Dureijat (JRD) archaeological site in the upper Jordan River Valley are assessed for changes in seasonal hydrology in the gastropod’s habitat, and these records are compared to results from one …

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  3. Sedimentological analyses of late Pleistocene sediments from Lake Lisan in the Jordan River Valley, Israel

    Sediments in an exposed section in a quarry in the Jordan River Valley, about 6 km south of the Sea of Galilee, were investigated in order to shed light on their depositional environment. The sediments of the Quarry section were described in detail in the field and sampled for subsequent analyses. …

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  4. Tracing mantle degassing along the East African Rift using He and C isotopes: a geospatial approach

    Helium (R/Ra) and carbon (δ13C-CO2) isotopes in fluids and lavas were used as tracers to detect mantle-degassing across the East African Rift. From the literature, a database of R/Ra and δ13C-CO2 values was produced with accompanying isotopic and geochemical data. The data was filtered, removing …

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