Bronze Age World

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Type: peer-reviewed journal article
Publication: The Holocene, vol. 29, no. 5, 799–815
Peer reviewed: Yes

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relationship Research record — associated with
Evidence confidence: high
informs · provides archaeological observation · pp. 799–815, regional comparison results
Provides the proxy comparison and lack of simple synchronism.
relationship Research record — associated with
Evidence confidence: high
informs · provides archaeological observation · pp. 799–815, regional comparison results
Provides the proxy comparison and lack of simple synchronism.
relationship Research record — associated with
Evidence confidence: high
informs · provides archaeological observation · pp. 799–815, regional comparison results
Provides the proxy comparison and lack of simple synchronism.
event Regionally uneven land-cover and palaeodemographic change in eastern Iberia
Evidence confidence: high
supports · provides archaeological observation · pp. 799–815, regional comparison results
Provides the proxy comparison and lack of simple synchronism.
date assertion Regionally uneven land-cover and palaeodemographic change in eastern Iberia — date assertion
Evidence confidence: moderate
supports · provides archaeological observation · pp. 799–815, regional comparison results
Provides the proxy comparison and lack of simple synchronism.
causal hypothesis Regional climate and land-use heterogeneity
Evidence confidence: high
supports · supports · pp. 799–815
Provides regional proxy comparison.
claim Environmental and land-use change was not synchronous across the Iberian Peninsula between 1600 and 800 BCE.
Evidence confidence: high
supports · supports · pp. 799–815
Provides regional proxy comparison.
claim The Iberian evidence between 1600 and 800 BCE does not support one synchronous peninsula-wide collapse.
Evidence confidence: high
supports · supports · pp. 799–815
Shows regional proxy heterogeneity.
relationship Regional climate and land-use heterogeneity — hypothesis about — Regionally uneven land-cover and palaeodemographic change in eastern Iberia
Evidence confidence: high
supports · supports · pp. 799–815
Provides regional proxy evidence.