Human responses to the late Holocene freshwater transition on the northern coastal plains of the Alligator Rivers region in western Arnhem Land

Keyphrases

• Freshwater 100%
• Alligator Rivers Region 100%
• Human Response 100%
• Coastal Plain 100%
• Late Holocene 100%
• Stone Artifacts 100%
• Western Arnhem Land 100%
• Two-site 50%
• Floodplain 50%
• Vertebrates 50%
• Cultural Change 50%
• Cultural Material 50%
• Food Resources 50%
• Invertebrates 50%
• Local-regional 50%
• Transition Period 50%
• Kakadu National Park 50%
• Alligator 50%
• Open Site 50%
• Freshwater Wetlands 50%
• Ochre 50%
• Sea-level Highstand 50%
• Shell Artefacts 50%
• Subsistence Strategies 50%
• Settlement Strategy 50%
• Regional Connectivity 50%
• Differential Representation 50%
• Local Manufacturing 50%
• Shell Middens 50%
• Lower Reaches 50%
• Indigenous Land Use 50%
• Earth Mounds 50%
• Faunal Remains 50%

Arts and Humanities

• Regional 100%
• Arnhem Land 100%
• Late Holocene 100%
• Stone artifacts 100%
• Manufacture 50%
• Cultural Change 50%
• Shell 50%
• Mounds 50%
• Ochre 50%
• Food Resources 50%
• Shell midden 50%
• Subsistence strategies 50%
• Open sites 50%
• Faunal remains 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Holocene 100%
• Coastal Plain 100%
• Flood Plain 50%
• National Park 50%
• Land Use 50%
• Sea Level 50%
• Cultural Change 50%