Author:
El Beialy Salah Y.,Edwards Kevin J.,El-Mahmoudi Ahmed S.
Abstract
The authors present preliminary results of geophysical and palynological reconnaissance at the Tell El Dabaa, eastern Nile Delta. The geophysical survey reveals the presence of floodbasins, levees and channel deposits. Low palynomorph concentrations probably result from the high sedimentation rate and mean that further work is needed on the methods for palynological study in the region.
Publisher
Cambridge University Press (CUP)
Subject
General Arts and Humanities,Archaeology
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