Plets, R., Dix, J. K., Bastos, A. and Best, A. (2007). Characterization of buried inundated peat on seismic (Chirp) data, inferred from core information. Archaeol Prospection 14 (4). Vol 14(4), pp. 261-272.
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Characterization of buried inundated peat on seismic (Chirp) data, inferred from core information | ||
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Archaeol Prospection 14 (4) | ||
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Archaeological Prospection | ||
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14 (4) | ||
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261 - 272 | ||
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Through a comparison of laboratory, in situ acoustic and sedimentary analyses, the paper presents evidence to suggest that peat buried in fine to medium grained, marine, siliciclastic sediments has an easily identifiable acoustic signature. The very low densities recorded by buried peats result in a distinct negative peak in the reflectivity series. Comparison of synthetic seismograms with in situ seismic data confirms that this negative peak can be easily identified from seismic profiles. Reanalysis of a decade of Chirp (sub-bottom) data, acquired from the Solent Estuary, indicates that possible extensive peat deposits, dating from the Late-glacial to early Holocene, can be traced at depth in this estuary using geophysical methods. | ||
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2007 | ||
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25 Feb 2008 |