extended abstracts - Geomorphic Processes and Geoarchaeology
extended abstracts - Geomorphic Processes and Geoarchaeology
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<strong>Geomorphic</strong> processes <strong>and</strong> geoarchaeology<br />
fluvial sediments were deposited. During the following period human influence slowly<br />
increased. This led to soil erosion-derived colluviation in the fans. Finally, in the heydeys<br />
of Atarneus <strong>and</strong> later, an occupation layer formed <strong>and</strong> was repeatedly eroded <strong>and</strong><br />
transported into the fans. Concluding, the stratigraphy of Atarneus’ alluvials fans reflects<br />
the polis’ history <strong>and</strong> gives evidence of l<strong>and</strong>scape degradation <strong>and</strong> the development <strong>and</strong><br />
rework of an occupation layer.<br />
ANTHROPOGENIC INCLUSION AS AN INDICATOR OF SOIL<br />
ANTHROPOGENESIS OF HISTORIC SITES LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE<br />
Semenjuk О.V. 1 , Gradusova О.B. 2 , Peleneva М.V. 1,2<br />
1<br />
Faculty of soil science, Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia,<br />
olgatour@rambler.ru<br />
2<br />
FBO Russian Federal Centre of Forensic Science at the Ministry of Justice, Moscow,<br />
Russia, APOSTOL137@y<strong>and</strong>ex.ru<br />
The relevance of historical significance objects in the natural science learning is<br />
increased. The historical manor park complexes are a special interest in Russia. It reflects<br />
the socio-economic structure <strong>and</strong> the philosophical <strong>and</strong> aesthetic ideas of time. Park<br />
complexes of Russian estates are historical <strong>and</strong> architectural monuments on the one h<strong>and</strong><br />
<strong>and</strong> they include the surrounding l<strong>and</strong>scape, forming a special ecological space on the<br />
other h<strong>and</strong> [1].<br />
Manor park complexes are man-made l<strong>and</strong>scapes, which are formed as a result of<br />
the transformation of the natural l<strong>and</strong>scape. According to the concept of organization of<br />
the object the relief has been changed, then were formed new plant associations <strong>and</strong> in<br />
accordance to them artificial soil with desired properties.<br />
Such kind of soils is primarily formed by lawns, paths <strong>and</strong> planting. Profile of soillike<br />
bodies is represented by a diverse set of artificial horizons.<br />
The content of anthropogenic substances in horizons of these soils is an important<br />
diagnostic feature in the classification of urban soils [2, 3].<br />
Artificial horizons of constructed soils are created from materials of various<br />
component compositions depending on the purpose of forming planning element. Such<br />
materials in its structure have already contained a certain set of inclusions. However, in<br />
the process of mining, crushing, conveying, blending <strong>and</strong> storage of raw materials may<br />
further be subjected to accidental contamination by inclusions of various natures. In all<br />
cases, these unnatural soil materials get into the soil by accident or by special human<br />
activity. Therefore the anthropogenic influence can be found both in the presence of<br />
specially introduced materials <strong>and</strong> accidentally caught by the presence of inclusions. The<br />
presence of such soils of a set of inclusions may indicate the probable method of their<br />
preparation. And it is a part of the coarse fraction mineral complex.<br />
It is not always preserved historical documents that tell about the structure of the<br />
park area <strong>and</strong> a vertical layout, which aims to change the existing parameters of the relief<br />
under the concept of the architect-planner. Conversions can be significantly different both<br />
in terms of component composition of the materials used, <strong>and</strong> in terms of depth<br />
conversion of the soil profile.<br />
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