Palaeoshorelines and associated palaeo-coastal features are studied to reconstruct past
sea level, climate, and depositional environments. Their identification typically depends on …

The presence of well-documented sites in the Americas predating and south of the opening
of an ice-free corridor in the North American ice sheets lends credence to a Pacific coastal …

This article reports Australia's first confirmed ancient underwater archaeological sites from
the continental shelf, located off the Murujuga coastline in north-western Australia. Details …

Since the 19th century, the study of shell middens has played an important role in
archaeological research. Shell midden and broader coastal archaeology have transformed …

During the past 20,000 years approximately one-quarter of the continental landmass of
Australia was inundated by postglacial sea-level rise, submerging archaeological evidence …

Abstract The Rowley Shelf, the southern half of the tropical, carbonate-dominated, North
West Shelf of Australia, is covered with linear ridges that can be tracked parallel to the coast …

On global, regional, and local scales, sea level histories and paleoshoreline reconstructions
are critical to understanding the deep history of human adaptations in island and coastal …

There are significant challenges to answering questions of Native American precontact
history with data from sites in marine submerged continental shelf settings. We find seven …

ABSTRACT California's Northern Channel Islands contain an incredible record of terminal
Pleistocene and Early Holocene human occupation. Since the hunter-gatherer-fishers who …

Over 3000 submerged cultural landscapes with archaeological indicators from the
Pleistocene/Early Holocene on the continental shelf are known worldwide. These range …