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Stephen J. Tulowiecki

Rochester
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geography, environment, nature, education
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Spatial and Temporal Pervasiveness of Indigenous Settlement in Oak Landscapes of Southern New England, US, During the Late Holocene

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By Stephen J. Tulowiecki, Brice B. Hanberry, Marc Abrams
| MDPI
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Native American geography shaped historical fire frequency in forests of eighteenth-century Pennsylvania, USA - Scientific Reports

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By Brice B. Hanberry, Stephen J. Tulowiecki
| Nature Verified
Abstract Researchers have debated the relative importance of environmental versus Indigenous effects on past fire regimes in eastern North America. Tree-ring fire-scar records (FSRs) provide local-resolution physical evidence of past fire, but few studies have spatially correlated fire frequency from FSRs with environmental and anthropogenic variables. No study has compared FSR locations to Native American settlement features in the eastern United States.
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