Multidisciplinary analyses of sediment-soil profiles from the Eger floodplain (Nördlingen, southern Germany)
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| author | Zvara, Ema Pejdanović, Snježana Schneider, Birgit Quante, Ella Saeidi ghavi andam, Sara Volosky, Diego Lauer, Tobias Fitzsimmons, Kathryn E Marhan, Sven Kandeler, Ellen Poll, Christian Oelmann, Yvonne Neidhardt, Harald Lindauer, Susanne Friedrich, Ronny Werther, Lukas Frenzel, Peter Kühn, Peter Zielhofer, Christoph |
| author_facet | Zvara, Ema Pejdanović, Snježana Schneider, Birgit Quante, Ella Saeidi ghavi andam, Sara Volosky, Diego Lauer, Tobias Fitzsimmons, Kathryn E Marhan, Sven Kandeler, Ellen Poll, Christian Oelmann, Yvonne Neidhardt, Harald Lindauer, Susanne Friedrich, Ronny Werther, Lukas Frenzel, Peter Kühn, Peter Zielhofer, Christoph |
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| contents | This field campaign is part of the DFG projects SPP 2361: On the Way to the Fluvial Anthroposphere and Local pathways to the Fluvial Anthroposphere at Echaz (Rhine) and Eger (Danube). A comparative analysis from c. AD 1100 to 1800, which aim to investigate the pre-industrial floodplains of Central Europe. In spring 2023, during the construction of a new logistics building in Nördlingen (southern Germany), soil-sediment profiles were hand-excavated, each to a depth of 1 m. The profiles NEP 1, NEP 2, NEP 3 were sampled and analysed. The following analyses were performed on the bulk-soil-sediment samples: grain-size analysis, XRF-based elemental analysis, CNS-Analysis, pH-value measurements, urease activity, microbial biomass carbon analysis, stable isotope analysis, molluscs and microfossils analysis, and luminescence dating. In addition, charcoal samples from all three profiles and one additional sample from NEP 4 profile (this profile was not sampled for soil-sediment analysis) were collected. Charcoal samples were determined to the lowest possible taxonomic level and radiocarbon dated. |
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| spellingShingle | Multidisciplinary analyses of sediment-soil profiles from the Eger floodplain (Nördlingen, southern Germany) Zvara, Ema Pejdanović, Snježana Schneider, Birgit Quante, Ella Saeidi ghavi andam, Sara Volosky, Diego Lauer, Tobias Fitzsimmons, Kathryn E Marhan, Sven Kandeler, Ellen Poll, Christian Oelmann, Yvonne Neidhardt, Harald Lindauer, Susanne Friedrich, Ronny Werther, Lukas Frenzel, Peter Kühn, Peter Zielhofer, Christoph Central Europe; Eger floodplain; Eger River; floodplain deposits; floodplain stratigraphy; Fluvial Anthroposphere; Nördlingen; overbank silt-clay deposition; Southern Germany This field campaign is part of the DFG projects SPP 2361: On the Way to the Fluvial Anthroposphere and Local pathways to the Fluvial Anthroposphere at Echaz (Rhine) and Eger (Danube). A comparative analysis from c. AD 1100 to 1800, which aim to investigate the pre-industrial floodplains of Central Europe. In spring 2023, during the construction of a new logistics building in Nördlingen (southern Germany), soil-sediment profiles were hand-excavated, each to a depth of 1 m. The profiles NEP 1, NEP 2, NEP 3 were sampled and analysed. The following analyses were performed on the bulk-soil-sediment samples: grain-size analysis, XRF-based elemental analysis, CNS-Analysis, pH-value measurements, urease activity, microbial biomass carbon analysis, stable isotope analysis, molluscs and microfossils analysis, and luminescence dating. In addition, charcoal samples from all three profiles and one additional sample from NEP 4 profile (this profile was not sampled for soil-sediment analysis) were collected. Charcoal samples were determined to the lowest possible taxonomic level and radiocarbon dated. |
| title | Multidisciplinary analyses of sediment-soil profiles from the Eger floodplain (Nördlingen, southern Germany) |
| topic | Central Europe; Eger floodplain; Eger River; floodplain deposits; floodplain stratigraphy; Fluvial Anthroposphere; Nördlingen; overbank silt-clay deposition; Southern Germany |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.972856 |