Byzantine-Early Islamic resource management detected through microgeoarchaeological investigations of trash mounds (Negev, Israel)

Keyphrases

• Israel 100%
• Negev 100%
• Byzantine Empire 100%
• Mounds 100%
• Dung 100%
• Resource Management 100%
• Early Islamic 100%
• Trash 100%
• Islamic Resources 100%
• Late Antiquity 60%
• Agriculture 40%
• Livestock Dung 40%
• Agro-pastoral 40%
• Microremains 20%
• Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FT-IR) 20%
• Stratigraphy 20%
• Community-based 20%
• Taxation 20%
• Urban Development 20%
• Market-based 20%
• Drylands 20%
• Reconfiguration 20%
• Landscape Features 20%
• Resource Use 20%
• Late Roman 20%
• Negev Desert 20%
• Sediment Deposits 20%
• Herbivore 20%
• Shivta 20%
• Herding 20%
• Mineralogy 20%
• Economic Strategy 20%
• Elusa 20%
• Sustainable Fuel 20%
• Ash Pseudomorphs 20%
• Wood Ash 20%
• Dung Spherulites 20%
• Strategy Development 20%
• Economic Pressure 20%
• Waste Management 20%
• Environmental Degradation 20%
• Plant Phytolith 20%
• Environmental Disruption 20%
• Agrarian Society 20%
• Sustainable Resource Management 20%
• Societal Pressure 20%
• Data Assessment 20%
• Agricultural Fertilizer 20%
• Spatiotemporal Trends 20%
• Declining Market 20%
• Economic Disruption 20%
• Ruralization 20%
• Context Features 20%
• Roman Imperial Period 20%
• Nessana 20%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Israel 100%
• Resource Use 50%
• Phytolith 50%
• Mineralogy 50%
• Stratigraphy 50%
• Spherulites 50%
• Pseudomorph 50%
• Wood Ash 50%
• Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy 50%
• Sustainable Resource Management 50%
• Waste Management 50%
• Environmental Degradation 50%
• Urban Development 50%