Coastal erosion

Prior to the arrival of Europeans, land care was a major purpose in life for Aboriginal people and although their approach was entirely sustainable, they were actively intervening in the landscape. They involved activities such as damming creeks, fire-stick farming and sustainable harvesting methods. (Roberts, 2014) The damming of creeks created natural watering holes for their own use as well as attracting animals to the area, which incidentally resulted in a change in Australian landscape. Fire-stick

Erosion has the ability to ruin large buildings or simply be an inconvenience to someone. Erosion happens gradually and it happens by wind or water breaking pieces of an object. Humans are said to have made the process faster. We are tearing trees and dirt and replace it with infrastructure. Tearing down nature makes erosion more liable. Since we have learned how we speed up erosion and how erosion is bad for our creations, we can use that knowledge to know how to handle those problems.

Throughout the semester, we have delved deep into the many aspects of archeology. Submerged in the world of archeology, we have seen it evolve to the point where it could help us investigate a site even as complex as Copan. The ultimate question leading to the sites complexity: why did Copan collapse? The considered categories, the monuments, people, bones, botany and houses of the ancient Mayan Civilization, will aid in the investigation- turning questions into answers and theories into facts. Using

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2011-2013, 2013-2015 and 2015-2017. riverbank erosion and accretion maps has been plotted for each two-year differences to get an overall picture of riverbank erosion and accretion rates. (Fig.1-5) shows how the river transform over the time. During this transformation process, river flows throw many small channels besides the main one. 2011-2013 (Fig.3), erosion rate was high. During this two year, river made many small channels on its right bank due to erosion. On the other hand, in 2013-2015 (Fig.4)

I am against the federal government's decision not to make Providence Canyon a national park. I believe that the Providence Canyon should become a national park for a variety of reasons in which I will discuss in this essay. Reasons such as it is a huge tourist attraction in the state of Georgia. In this essay you will know why the Providence Canyon should be a national park. Providence Canyon should become a national park, but the federal government thinks otherwise. I believe that it should

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Chapter Six Maps and Air Photos ______________________________ Objectives The objectives of this lab are to learn how to interpret and depict landforms using air photos, topographic maps, and geologic maps. In geology, maps have many functions. It is essential to be able to read and understand a map (paper or digital) while in the field. Geologic maps contain more information than common highway maps. Features such as faults, folds, rock formation, strike and dip, elevation and a variety of other

Several approaches have been used to solve issues in the different area of Canford Heath. Burning and cutting are common technique applied to target areas to reduce excessive vegetation. Burning is also applied in the extensive and inaccessible territory, whilst cutting is more effective on targeted and limited areas. Additionally, these two steps are followed by grazing to produce more mosaic vegetation of varying heights (White and Day, 2010). Grazing is also present in high-quality mires which

Introduction The aim of this report is to critically analyze the excavation, human remains, skeletal analysis and evidence found at the burial site. This will include a reconstruction and interpretation of the burial, the information the skeletal analysis can provide, limitations of bone evidence, assessment of the excavation process and, to conclude, a final interpretation and discussion of potential hypothesis. Reconstruction and Interpretation of Burial & Human Remains Initially, the team took