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Coastal or near-coastal sites are interesting because they are often very rich for forage food. But they're also complete buggers because of erosion. Coastal si
by ggm 2y ago
Coastal or near-coastal sites are interesting because they are often very rich for forage food. But they're also complete buggers because of erosion. Coastal sites with hard rock and large caves/caverns which are capable of being continuously occupied for millenia are doubly interesting!
- defrost 2y agoWith the caveat that caves that were coastal some millennia past may retained their integrity but no longer remain on the coast due to either sea level changes (SE Asia human coastal migration paths are now inland in jungle), and|or land forms rising with glacial retreat (the British Isles were once pressed down with kilometres thick ice).