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Extraordinary Floods of 4100−4000a BP recorded at the Late Neolithic Ruins in the Jinghe River Gorges, Middle Reach of the Yellow River, China

Chun Chang Huang, Jiangli Pang, Xiaochun Zha, Yali Zhou, Hongxia Su, Yuqing Li

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Key concepts: Overbank, Holocene, Flood myth, Geology, Phytolith, Sediment, Loess, Debris

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