Much progress has been made since the first published studies of tsunami deposits nearly
30 years ago. Geochemistry is now a much more widely used proxy in tsunami research …

Evidence for climatic change across the North American Monsoon (NAM) and adjacent
areas is reviewed, drawing on continental and marine records and the application of climate …

Coasts worldwide experience considerable population pressure and the demand for reliable
hazard management, such as of tsunamis, increases. Tsunami hazard assessment requires …

This study explores the potential of carbon and oxygen isotope data from human enamel
carbonate (n= 50) to contribute to mobility studies in the Caribbean. Most oxygen and …

This paper emerges from an attempt to more actively integrate archaeology with ongoing
geographical and environmental discussions of human responses to the effects of climate …

A sediment core from a lagoon in southeastern Cuba was the focus of a multi-proxy
paleoenvironmental study to investigate lagoon response to sea-level change and climate …

A 61-cm core was obtained from 4 m below the water table in Cenote Aktun Ha, on the
Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. The cenote is 8.6 km from the Caribbean coast and its formation …

This paper analyzes the diversification of the Neotropical mangrove flora from the Miocene
to the present, using a fairly comprehensive database of 110 pollen records distributed …

Coastal lagoons are rarely used as paleoclimate archives because of their complex
geomorphic histories, which can be affected by both climate and sea-level change …

The early populations that inhabited the Antilles were traditionally understood as highly
mobile groups of hunters/fishers and gatherers. Although more recent data have …