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High resolution record of millet cultivation during the Bronze Age around Lake le Bourget (French Alps). Is there any climatic control?

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Our understanding of past interactions between the development of human societies, the evolution of climate and associated changes in ecosystems and landscape dynamics is conditioned by the acquisition of high resolution records within which specific tracers allow us estimating variability. The recent development of a molecular biomarker (miliacin) specific of Panicum miliaceum (common millet) associated with the determination of a biomarker allowing to track soil erosion in the sediments of Lake le Bourget (French Alps; [1], [2]) expands the possibilities afforded by organic geochemistry applied to sedimentary archives to unravel these interactions.
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insu-00442921 , version 1 (23-12-2009)

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Jérémy Jacob, Jean-Robert Disnar, Fabien Arnaud, Yves Billaud, Emmanuel Chapron, et al.. High resolution record of millet cultivation during the Bronze Age around Lake le Bourget (French Alps). Is there any climatic control?. International Meeting of Organic Geochemistry - IMOG, Sep 2009, Brême, Germany. 1 p. ⟨insu-00442921⟩
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