Bronk R C, 1995. Radiocarbon calibration and analysis of stratigraphy. The OxCal Program. Radiocarbon, 37: 425-430.
Bronk R C, 2001. Development of the radiocarbon Program OxCal. Radiocarbon, 43: 355-363.
Hoffmann T, Thorndycraft V R, Brown A G et al., 2010. Human impact on fluvial regimes and sediment flux during the Holocene: Review and future research agenda. Global and Planetary Change, 72: 87-98.
ICSU, 2003. Dark nature: Rapid natural change and human responses. http://www.brunel.ac.uk/depts./geo/people/suzanneleroy.html.
Liu X Q, Shen J, Wang S M et al., 2002. A 16000-year pollen record of Qinghai Lake and its paleo-climate and paleoenvironment. Chinese Science Bulletin, 47: 1931-1936.
Marchant R, Hooghiemstra H, 2004. Rapid environmental change in African and South American tropics around 4000 years before present: A review. Earth-Science Reviews, 66: 217-260.
Mercuri A M, 2008. Human influence, plant landscape evolution and climate inferences from the archaeobotanical records of the Wadi Teshuinat area (Libyan Sahara). Journal of Arid Environments, 72: 1950-1967.
Qin J M, Yuan D X, Cheng H et al., 2005. The Y. D. and climate abrupt events in the early and middle Holocene: Stalagmite oxygen record from Maolan, Guizhou, China. Science in China (Series D), 48: 530-537.
Rosen A M, 2008. The impact of environmental change and human land use on alluvial valleys in the Loess Plateau of China during the Middle Holocene. Geomorphology, 101: 298-307.
Shao X H, Wang Y J, Cheng H et al., 2006. Long-term trend and abrupt events of the Holocene Asian monsoon inferred from a stalagmite δ18O record from Shennongjia in Central China. Chinese Science Bulletin, 51: 221-228.
Shen J, Liu X Q, Matsumoto R et al., 2005. A high-resolution climatic change since the Late Glacial Age inferred from multi-proxy of sediments in Qinghai Lake. Science in China (Series D), 48: 742-751.
State Administration of Cultural Heritage, China, 2002. Cultural Relics Maps of China · Hubei Province (superior). Xi’an: Map Press of Xi’an, 1-17. (in Chinese)
Stuiver M, Reimer P J, Bard E et al., 1998. INTCAL98 radiocarbon age calibration 24,000-0 cal BP. Radiocarbon, 40: 1041-1083.
Stuiver M, Reimer P J, Reimer R W, 2005. CALIB 5.0.
[WWW program and documentation, 2005].
UNESCO, 2004. The role of Holocene environmental catastrophes in human history, IGCP 490. For details of the Mauritania meeting, January 2004. http://www.brunel.ac.uk/depts./geo/igcp490/igcp490home.html.
Wang H X, 1998. Relationship of the Neolithic sites distribution, transfer of cultural centers and environment evolution in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River. Jianghan Archaeology, (1): 53-61. (in Chinese)
Wu L, Wang X Y, Zhou K S et al., 2010. Transmutation of ancient settlements and environmental changes between 6000-2000 aBP in the Chaohu Lake Basin, East China. Journal of Geographical Sciences, 20(5): 687-700.
Xia Z K, Deng H, Wu H L, 2000. Geomorphologic background of the prehistoric cultural evolution in the Xar Moron River Basin, Inner Mongolia. Acta Geographica Sinica, 55(3): 329-336. (in Chinese)
Xu H, Hong Y T, Lin Q H, 2002. Temperature variations in the past 6000 years inferred from δ18O of peat cellulose from Hongyuan, China. Chinese Science Bulletin, 47: 1578-1584.
Zhang X Q, 2004. Qujialing Culture. Beijing: Cultural Relics Press, 2-147. (in Chinese)
Zhou W J, Lu X F, Wu Z K et al., 2002. Peat record reflecting Holocene climate change in the Zoige Plateau and AMS radiocarbon dating. Chinese Science Bulletin, 47: 66-70.
Zhu C, Ma C M, Zhang W Q et al., 2006. Pollen record and environmental changes since 15.753 kaB.P. from Dajiuhu Basin of Shennongjia, China. Quaternary Sciences, 26: 814-826. (in Chinese)
Zhu C, Yu S Y, Lu C C, 1997. The study of Holocene environmental archaeology and extreme flood disaster in the Three Gorges of the Changjiang River and the Jianghan Plain. Acta Geographica Sinica, 52(3): 268-278. (in Chinese)
Zhu C, Zheng C G, Ma C M et al., 2003. On the Holocene sea-level highstand along the Yangtze Delta and Ningshao Plain, East China. Chinese Science Bulletin, 48(24): 2672-2683. |