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As seen in: El Comidista, Nature, Harvard Business Review, Manager Magazin, Open Quaternary Journal
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Undercover. Buried soils from the Holocene Humid Period in Wadi Shuwayhi, Al-Khashbah (Oman)

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By Dana Pietsch, Tara Beuzen-Waller, Conrad Schmidt, Katharina Schmitt Verified, Peter J. Kuhn Verified, Peter Kühn
| Nature Verified
Abstract The paleosol horizons on the lower terrace of Wadi Shuwayhi are the first buried soils from the Holocene Humid Period in Central Oman have been studied; they occur in alluvial sediments (terrace fill) deposited approximately 11.5 to 7 ka, with radiocarbon ages of soil organic matter range from 10,600 to 5300 cal BP (8700–3500 cal BC).
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Aló Comidista: “¿Es un crimen usar tomate de bote para el gazpacho?” Original

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By Mikel López Iturriaga Verified, Conrad Schmidt, Rosemary Calvert, Sergi Pons
| El Comidista Verified
Aló Comidista es un consultorio en el que vale todo: dudas culinarias, enigmas gastronómicos, problemas psicológicos, cuestiones metafísicas y dramas de la vida contemporánea. Solo tenéis que enviarme un correo a elcomidista@gmail.com, y responderé a vuestras preocupaciones / tonterías el primer viernes de cada mes (salvo festivos, puentes, periodos vacacionales, enfermedad grave o fallecimiento).
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A Multi-Proxy Investigation of the Anthropogenic Landscape Near the Early Bronze Age Building VII at Al-Khashbah, Oman

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By Conrad Schmidt, Tara Beuzen-Waller, Dana Pietsch, Lucas Proctor
| Open Quaternary Journal Verified
1 Introduction The reconstruction of past human-environment relationships and anthropogenic landscape modification is of particular importance for understanding the relationship between climate change, cultural transformation, and sustainability. This is particularly relevant to the study of late prehistoric societies in southeastern Arabia during the Middle-Late Holocene transition.
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