Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5112970 Quaternary International 2017 11 Pages PDF
Abstract
The burial depths of dated archaeological remains suggest that the thickness of sediment that has accumulated over the last 2000 years is around 1-2 m across large areas of the basin. The expansion of secondary forest caused by human disturbance in the historical period, and repeated landslide-induced river-bed uplift downstream from the outlet of the basin, may have promoted flood deposition in the basin.
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