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The Quaternary History of the River Nile

Edited by Jamie Woodward, Martin Williams, Eduardo Garzanti, Mark Macklin, Nick Marriner
Volume 130, Pages 1-230 (15 December 2015)
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    1. Editors & Editorial board

      Page IFC
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  2. In Memoriam

    1. In memory of Michael Richard Ronald Talbot (1943–2009)

      Pages 1-2
      Martin Williams
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  3. Introduction

    1. From source to sink: Exploring the Quaternary history of the Nile

      Pages 3-8
      J.C. Woodward, M.A.J. Williams, E. Garzanti, M.G. Macklin, N. Marriner
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  4. Research Papers

    1. The modern Nile sediment system: Processes and products

      Original research article
      Pages 9-56
      Eduardo Garzanti, Sergio Andò, Marta Padoan, Giovanni Vezzoli, Ahmed El Kammar
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    2. Orbital forcing of glacial/interglacial variations in chemical weathering and silicon cycling within the upper White Nile basin, East Africa: Stable-isotope and biomarker evidence from Lakes Victoria and Edward

      Open access - Original research article
      Pages 57-71
      Helen E. Cockerton, F. Alayne Street-Perrott, Philip A. Barker, Melanie J. Leng, ... Katherine J. Ficken
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    3. Late Quaternary environments and prehistoric occupation in the lower White Nile valley, central Sudan

      Original research article
      Pages 72-88
      Martin A.J. Williams, Donatella Usai, Sandro Salvatori, Frances M. Williams, ... Veerle Linseele
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    4. Causal links between Nile floods and eastern Mediterranean sapropel formation during the past 125 kyr confirmed by OSL and radiocarbon dating of Blue and White Nile sediments

      Original research article
      Pages 89-108
      M.A.J. Williams, G.A.T. Duller, F.M. Williams, J.C. Woodward, ... T.T. Barrows
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    5. A new model of river dynamics, hydroclimatic change and human settlement in the Nile Valley derived from meta-analysis of the Holocene fluvial archive

      Original research article
      Pages 109-123
      Mark G. Macklin, Willem H.J. Toonen, Jamie C. Woodward, Martin A.J. Williams, ... Derek Welsby
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    6. Shifting sediment sources in the world's longest river: A strontium isotope record for the Holocene Nile

      Original research article
      Pages 124-140
      Jamie Woodward, Mark Macklin, Laura Fielding, Ian Millar, ... Martin Williams
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    7. Human occupations and environmental changes in the Nile valley during the Holocene: The case of Kerma in Upper Nubia (northern Sudan)

      Original research article
      Pages 141-154
      Matthieu Honegger, Martin Williams
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    8. Nile behaviour and Late Palaeolithic humans in Upper Egypt during the Late Pleistocene

      Open access - Original research article
      Pages 155-167
      Pierre M. Vermeersch, Wim Van Neer
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    9. Timing and characteristics of Late Pleistocene and Holocene wetter periods in the Eastern Desert and Sinai of Egypt, based on 14C dating and stable isotope analysis of spring tufa deposits

      Original research article
      Pages 168-188
      Mohamed A. Hamdan, George A. Brook
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    10. Integral view of Holocene precipitation and vegetation changes in the Nile catchment area as inferred from its delta sediments

      Original research article
      Pages 189-199
      Rick Hennekam, Timme H. Donders, Karin Zwiep, Gert J. de Lange
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    11. 20,000 years of Nile River dynamics and environmental changes in the Nile catchment area as inferred from Nile upper continental slope sediments

      Original research article
      Pages 200-221
      Marie Revel, E. Ducassou, C. Skonieczny, C. Colin, ... J. Mascle
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    12. Runoff and precipitation dynamics in the Blue and White Nile catchments during the mid-Holocene: A data-model comparison

      Original research article
      Pages 222-230
      C.L. Blanchet, C. Contoux, G. Leduc
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