Microarchaeological approach to underwater stratigraphy of submerged settlements: A case study of Atlit-Yam Pre-Pottery Neolithic site, off the Carmel Coast, Israel

Keyphrases

• Anthropogenic Signal 50%
• Archaeological Micromorphology 50%
• Archaeological Remains 50%
• Archaeological Sites 100%
• Architectural Remains 50%
• Carmel Coast 100%
• Coring Method 50%
• Depth Based 50%
• Fourier Transform Infrared Analysis 50%
• Geoarchaeological 50%
• Geoarchaeology 50%
• Israel 100%
• Logistical Challenges 50%
• Methodological Protocol 50%
• Micromorphology 50%
• Multi-proxy 50%
• Neolithic Sites 100%
• Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction 50%
• Phytolith Analysis 50%
• Phytoliths 50%
• Pollen Analysis 50%
• Pre-Pottery Neolithic 100%
• Pre-Pottery Neolithic B 100%
• Radiocarbon Analysis 50%
• Stratigraphic Sequence 100%
• Stratigraphy 100%
• Submerged Settlements 100%
• Surface Deposition 50%
• Three-core 50%

Arts and Humanities

• Archaeological Remains 50%
• Archaeological Site 100%
• Case Study 100%
• Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy 50%
• FTIR Spectroscopy 50%
• Geoarchaeology 50%
• Israel 100%
• Mediterranean 50%
• Phytolith analysis 50%
• Phytoliths 50%
• Pollen Analysis 50%
• Pre-Pottery Neolithic 100%
• Pre-Pottery Neolithic B 100%
• Under-water 100%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Archaeological Site 50%
• FTIR Spectroscopy 25%
• Israel 100%
• Micromorphology 25%
• Off-Site 100%
• Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction 25%
• Palynology 25%
• Phytolith 50%
• Pottery 100%
• Stratigraphy 100%