-
which are
characterized by
relatively high precipitation, are
known as a
subpluvials. Formally,
pluvials were
equated with
glacial stages of the Quaternary...
- pluvial"; "Neolithic
Subpluvial"; "Neolithic wet phase"; "Nouakchottien" of the
Western Sahara 6,500 – 4,000
years before present; "
Subpluvial II" and "Tchadien"...
-
scenes of
everyday life in
central North Africa during the
Neolithic Subpluvial period (about 8000 to 4000 BCE). Some
parts of
North Africa began to parti****te...
- The
Mousterian Pluvial is a
mostly obsolete term for a
prehistoric wet and
rainy (pluvial)
period in
North Africa. It was
described as
beginning around...
-
Lubbock Subpluvial is a
discredited paleoclimate theory about a wet
period in
early Holocene Texas and New Mexico.
During this period, part of the Llano...
- Desert,
during the
African humid period referred to as the
Neolithic Subpluvial.
Human remains from this
culture were
found in 2000 AD at a site known...
-
between 10,000 and 8,000
years ago in the Sahara,
during the
Neolithic Subpluvial.
Human remains from this
culture were
found in 2000 at a site
known as...
-
retrieved from ice
cores from
Greenland and Antarctica. End of the
Neolithic Subpluvial,
start of
desertification of
Sahara (35th
century BC).
North Africa shifts...
- cave
paintings that can
still be
found across the region. The
Neolithic Subpluvial was an
extended meteorological period, from
about 7,500-7,000 BC to about...
- rest
having no
present day descendants. 7500 BC – 3500 BC:
Neolithic Subpluvial in
North Africa. The
Sahara desert region supports a savanna-like environment...
