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ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND ITS IMPACTS ON HUMAN SETTLF, MENT IN THE CHANGJIANG RIVER DELTA IN NEOLITHIC AGE
作者姓名:ZHANGQiang  LIUChun-ling  ZHUCheng  JIANGTong
作者单位:[1]NanjinglnstituteofGeographyandLimnology,ChineseAcademyofSciences,Nanjing210008P.R.China [2]DepartmentofUrbanandResourcesSciences,NanjingUniversity,Nanjing210093,P.R.China
基金项目:Under the auspices of K. C. WANG Education Foundation,Hong Kong,the National Postdoctoral Foundation of China,and Key Project of Chinese Academy of Sciences (No. KZCX3-SW-331)
摘    要:Dating data, altitude of Neolithic sites, climatic changes from sedimentary records and previous research results were collected and analyzed to detect possible connections between climatic changes and human activities in the Changjiang River Delta in the Neolithic Age. The results indicated that hydrological changes greatly impacted the human activities in the study region. Low-lying geomorphology made the floods and sea level changes become the important factors affecting human activities, especially the altitude change of human settlements. People usually moved to higher places during the periods characterized by high sea level and frequent floods to escape the negative influences from water body expansion, which resulted in cultural hiatus in certain profiles. However, some higher-altitude settlements were not the results of climatic changes but the results of social factors, such as religious ceremony and social status. Therefore, further research will be necessary for the degree and types of impacts of climatic changes on human activities in the study area at that time.

关 键 词:长江  年龄测定  气候变化  沉积学  气候事件
收稿时间:17 February 2004

Environmental change and its impacts on human settlement in the Changjiang River Delta in Neolithic age
ZHANGQiang LIUChun-ling ZHUCheng JIANGTong.ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE AND ITS IMPACTS ON HUMAN SETTLF, MENT IN THE CHANGJIANG RIVER DELTA IN NEOLITHIC AGE[J].Chinese Geographical Science,2004,14(3):239-244.
Authors:Zhang Qiang  Liu Chun-ling  Zhu Cheng  Jiang Tong
Institution:(1) Nanjing Institute of Geography and Limnology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 210008 Nanjing, P. R. China;(2) Department of Urban and Resources Sciences, Nanjing University, 2100093 Nanjing, P. R. China
Abstract:Dating data, altitude of Neolithic sites, climatic changes from sedimentary records and previous research results were collected and analyzed to detect possible connections between climatic changes and human activities in the Changjiang River Delta in the Neolithic Age. The results indicated that hydrological changes greatly impacted the human activities in the study region. Low-lying geomorphology made the floods and sea level changes become the important factors affecting human activities, especially the altitude change of human settlements. People usually moved to higher places during the periods characterized by high sea level and frequent floods to escape the negative influences from water body expansion, which resulted in cultural hiatus in certain profiles. However, some higher-altitude settlements were not the results of climatic changes but the results of social factors, such as religious ceremony and social status. Therefore, further research will be necessary for the degree and types of impacts of climatic changes on human activities in the study area at that time.
Keywords:Changjiang River Delta  Neolithic Age  human activities  climatic events
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