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Early mapping of the Antonine Wall
  • This paper considers evidence for mapping of the Antonine Wall from Roman times down to the mid eighteenth century, prior to the survey undertaken by General William Roy.
  • 2011
Mega-terracettes and related ungulate activities in Loess Hills, Iowa, USA
  • of magnitude larger than those discussed by others. This addition to the prior terracette morphologies adds to understanding of concepts of equifinality in which terracettes result from multiple processes. These mega-terracettes are related to ungulate
  • 2011
The UK winter of 2009/2010 compared with severe winters of the last 100 years
  • PRIOR, J.
  • 2011
Geological constraints and Al 26-Be 10 burial dating isochrons
  • approach. They discuss the important issues that arise : a variety of choices must be made in choosing the prior, both in what geological insights to include and in how to include them.
  • 2011
Contrasting geomorphic impacts of pre- and post-Columbian land-use changes in Anglo America
  • that the potential for geomorphic change with land-use practices utilized by European settlers was potentially very effective in producing erosion and sedimentation in Anglo America (United States and Canada). A general lack of evidence of rapid sedimentation prior
  • 2011
Transport and storage of bed material in a gravel-bed channel during episodes of aggradation and degradation : a field and flume study
  • SMITH PRIOR, B.[b1]
  • 2011
Changes in the Management of Scottish Machair Communities and Associated Habitats from the 1970s to the Present
  • , a switch from hay to silage and a shift in summer grazing from the hill ground to the inbye. Both farming and crofting areas have seen a fall in cattle numbers and sheep numbers peaked prior to 2000, but in general land use has been more stable in farmed
  • 2011
What should these rivers look like? Historical range of variability and human impacts in the Colorado Front Range, USA
  • Historical range of variability (HRV) describes the range of temporal and spatial variations in river variables such as flow regime or channel planform prior to intensive human alteration of the ecosystem. In mountainous river networks, HRV is most
  • 2011