Mid-Holocene salinity intrusion and rice yield loss induced by typhoon events on East China coast and the impacts on formation of a complex state society

Name: Mid-Holocene salinity intrusion and rice yield loss induced by typhoon events on East China coast and the impacts on formation of a complex state society
Creator: Yufen Chen
Published: 2023-07-11T16:23:18.610Z
Keywords: Climate Change, Neolithic Culture in China

Chen, Yufen; Wang, Zhanghua

doi:10.17632/jvsyszhmcb.1

Mid-Holocene salinity intrusion and rice yield loss induced by typhoon events on East China coast and the impacts on formation of a complex state society

Published: 11 July 2023| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/jvsyszhmcb.1

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Yufen Chen, Zhanghua Wang

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This file includes original data of alkaline earth metals, organic geochemistry, and paleontology of a site on the southeast coast of Hangzhou Bay. Salinity intrusion and rice yield loss in the early period of Liangzhu culture can be evidenced at this site.

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Mid-Holocene salinity intrusion and rice yield loss induced by typhoon events on East China coast and the impacts on formation of a complex state society

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