Hominids and palaeoenvironments in the Moravian Karst during Marine Isotope Stage 3: new excavations in Pod Hradem Cave, Czech Republic

L. Nejman; Duncan Wright; Lenka Lisa; Nela Dolakava; Ivan Horacek; Jan Novak; Rachel Wood; Martina Pacher; Sandra Sazelova; Martin Holub; Antonin Prichystal; Miriam Nyvltova Fisakova

Hominids and palaeoenvironments in the Moravian Karst during Marine Isotope Stage 3: new excavations in Pod Hradem Cave, Czech Republic

L. Nejman, Duncan Wright, Lenka Lisa, Nela Dolakava, Ivan Horacek, Jan Novak, Rachel Wood, Martina Pacher, Sandra Sazelova, Martin Holub, Antonin Prichystal, Miriam Nyvltova Fisakova

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Abstract

Frequent, high-amplitude changes in temperature are well-documented in marine sediment and glacier cores during Marine Isotope Stage 3, however there is little information about their potentially substantial effects on environments in Central Europe. These rapid climatic and corresponding environmental changes may have had an impact on human populations in the region. This short article introduces palaeoenvironmental and archaeological results from a recent excavation at Pod Hradem Cave in Czech Republic.

Original language	English
Journal	Antiquity
Volume	87
Issue number	337
Publication status	Published - 2013

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Hominids and palaeoenvironments in the Moravian Karst during Marine Isotope Stage 3: new excavations in Pod Hradem Cave, Czech Republic

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