Multi-element soil analysis is now an established technique in archaeology. It has been used
to locate archaeological sites and define the extent of human activity beyond the structural …

In Mediterranean regions there is little experience in using GIS as an aid to land evaluation.
This paper reports a project in Greece which investigated the usefulness of such technology, …

This book is an updated version of Soils and Land Use Planning (1980), and includes the
latest developments in land resource issues and techniques at global, continental and …

This study examines the effects of land use and slope angle on runoff, soil loss and nitrogen
loss from hillslopes of the Loess Plateau in China. Farmland, wasteland and four forest …

… Bryant, RG and Davidson, DA 1996: The use of image analysis in the micromorphological
study of old cultivated soils: an evaluation based on soils from the island of Papa Stour, …

Soil multi-element analysis is now a routine technique employed to help answer questions
about space use and function in and around archaeological sites. The pattern of …

Conifer needles from mountain areas of Alberta and British Columbia, Canada, were
collected from sites that ranged in altitude from 770 to 2200 masl and were analyzed for …

Techniques of in vitro receptor autoradiography were used to visualize binding of 125 I-insulin
on slices of frozen rat brain. Slide-mounted sections of frozen rat brain were incubated in …

Many attributes of present day soils can only be explained by reference to land management
in the historic past. This is particularly well expressed in the plaggen soils which occur …

The impact of human activities on soils can be examined at many spatial scales. This
chapter considers those human activities that directly influence soils and regoliths, such as …