Dataset underlying Human-induced lowland floodplain transformation from peat- to clastic-dominated during the Early Modern Period (dataset)

Dataset underlying Human-induced lowland floodplain transformation from peat- to clastic-dominated during the Early Modern Period

doi:10.4121/cedb3cac-650d-4405-9510-126240e926a5.v1

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doi: 10.4121/cedb3cac-650d-4405-9510-126240e926a5

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Van den Putte, Teun; van Beek, Roy; Choi, Jungyu ; Candel, Jasper (2024): Dataset underlying Human-induced lowland floodplain transformation from peat- to clastic-dominated during the Early Modern Period. Version 1. 4TU.ResearchData. dataset. https://doi.org/10.4121/cedb3cac-650d-4405-9510-126240e926a5.v1

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Dataset

categories

keywords

floodplains, Luminescence dating, Northwest European lowlands, Peat wetlands, Plaggen agriculture, Stream valley transformation

geolocation

Dommel catchment, Noord-Brabant, The Netherlands

time coverage

2022-2024

licence

CC BY 4.0

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by Teun Van den Putte , Roy van Beek

, Jungyu Choi

, Jasper Candel

This dataset consists of soil descriptions and the luminescence dating results of 6 samples. The dataset was used to improve the understanding of the genesis of the thick humic sand covers in the southern Dutch stream valleys, also know as lage enkeergronden.

The soil descriptions were used to determine the composition and locations of the humic sand covers within the brook valleys.

The luminescence dating was used to reconstruct the chronology of the humic sand covers in the brook valley.

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