Bronze Age World

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Type: peer-reviewed journal article
Publication: Boletín Geológico y Minero, vol. 131, no. 1, 89–108
Peer reviewed: Yes

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relationship Research record — associated with
Evidence confidence: moderate
informs · proposes interpretation · pp. 89–108
Provides the climate-adaptation and terminal discussion.
relationship Research record — associated with
Evidence confidence: moderate
informs · proposes interpretation · pp. 89–108
Provides the climate-adaptation and terminal discussion.
claim Environmental and land-use change was not synchronous across the Iberian Peninsula between 1600 and 800 BCE.
Evidence confidence: high
supports · contextualizes · pp. 89–108
Provides a specific La Mancha climate-adaptation model rather than peninsula-wide evidence.
causal hypothesis Regional climate and land-use heterogeneity
Evidence confidence: high
supports · contextualizes · pp. 89–108
Provides a specific regional climate model.
date assertion Decline and abandonment of many motilla settlements — date assertion
Evidence confidence: moderate
supports · proposes interpretation · pp. 89–108
Provides the climate-adaptation and terminal discussion.
relationship Motilla hydraulic adaptation to water stress — hypothesis about — Operation of Motilla del Azuer’s well, storage and settlement system
Evidence confidence: moderate
supports · proposes interpretation · pp. 89–108
Provides the climate model.
claim Association between motillas and the 4.2 ka climate event does not make drought a sufficient single cause of motilla formation or abandonment.
Evidence confidence: high
supports · proposes interpretation · pp. 89–108
Provides the climate-adaptation model.
event Decline and abandonment of many motilla settlements
Evidence confidence: moderate
supports · proposes interpretation · pp. 89–108
Provides the climate-adaptation and terminal discussion.
causal hypothesis Motilla hydraulic adaptation to water stress
Evidence confidence: moderate
supports · proposes interpretation · pp. 89–108
Provides the climate-adaptation model.