#fieldworkfriday 🇬🇷 from fieldtrip in #Mycenae around 3300 BP and #Franchti Cave, initial neolothic around 8500 BP. We had interesting discussions with the students about the history oh humanity, Imagine developments over the last millennia compare to the existence of Homo sapiens since 300ka - ThreadSky

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henselowsky.bsky.social • 55 days ago

#fieldworkfriday 🇬🇷 from fieldtrip in #Mycenae around 3300 BP and #Franchti Cave, initial neolothic around 8500 BP. We had interesting discussions with the students about the history oh humanity, Imagine developments over the last millennia compare to the existence of Homo sapiens since 300ka

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dpmanchee.bsky.social•55 days ago

Unpicking archaeology and sea levels over the last 8 thousand years is likely more easy than working out palaeogeography that facilitated hominin dispersals over the last 500 - 300 ka https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DaD66qnt6I.

Given nature of faults & tectonics the scientific community needs improved models

henselowsky.bsky.social•55 days ago

Marine terraces in Corinth are for sure also very impressive and we also visited the during our trip. Fascinating, that these are the most uplifted marine terraces in the world and the second "fastest" tectonic rift of the world. Also the reason for the heavy gully erosion in Pliocene deposits

rlacassin.bsky.social•55 days ago

And, as far as I know, this is the only tectonic rift where we have a quantitative view of both sides (uplifting - subsiding sides) of elastic flexure affecting the earth crust because of normal faulting. This is unique. ⚒️

See paper by De Gelder et al. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-36377-1 (open access)

dpmanchee.bsky.social•55 days ago

Peloponnese 🇬🇷, inc #Mycenae, is on my bucket list. Some day 🤞

cstark.bsky.social•55 days ago

My PhD field area

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