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a) b) 011206-04 011206-03 011206-02 011206-01 Figure 4.20. Site SVI 028. a) Trench. b) Samples 011206-01 and 02 were collected for OSL dating. Samples 011206-03 and 04 were collected for grain size analysis. Site location is shown in Figure 4.1. Samples collected from this site are listed in Table 4.1. 95
Figure 4.21. Dutch gouge-auger core taken at Tahiti Beach in the vicinity of Mallard Slough in January 1979. The approximate location of the core is shown in Figure 4.1. Note the pre-barrier Pleistocene surface (indicated by the arrow) at approximately 8.7 meters depth in the core. (Source: Stapor, pers. comm.) 96
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THE FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEG
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to th
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4. RESULTS Laboratory Analyses ....
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LIST OF FIGURES 1.1 Location map of
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preheating is carried out on a heat
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4.17 Site SVI 023. a) Trench. b) Sa
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4.38 Location relative to the Apala
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A.37 Granplot analysis of sample 05
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A.83 Granplot analysis of sample 05
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ABSTRACT The goal of this investiga
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4) To further develop Optically Sti
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the rate of erosion or deposition a
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esult of the buildup of offshore ba
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Recent studies of barriers using Gr
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and, therefore, sea level) (Dorsey,
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Holocene Sea Level Over 900 Holocen
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first is that sea level rose steadi
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Figure 1.2. Beach ridge sets on St.
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-100 Figure 1.4. Pleistocene glacia
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Figure 1.6. The Apalachicola River
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Figure 1.8. Global sea-level histor
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K and L have crest elevations of ap
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Geoarchaeology The earliest inhabit
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Oyster Pond Figure 2.1. Infrared or
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Figure 2.3. St. Vincent Island shor
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Pickalene Middens Paradise Point Si
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At each vibracore or trench locatio
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luminescence signal equivalent to t
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Application of OSL to Coastal Studi
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atio between the first and the fift
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Topographic Surveying Topographic s
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Berger, G., 1988, Dating quaternary
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Douglas, B., Kearney, M. and Leathe
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Jol, H.M., Peterson, C.D., Vanderbu
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Northwest Florida Water Management
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Stapor, F.W. and Tanner, W.F., 1977
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Beth Margaret F
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