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HERO ID

1279446

Reference Type

Book/Book Chapter

Title

Landscape development in an hyper arid sandstone environment along the margins of the Dead Sea Fault; implications from dated rock falls

Author(s)

Matmon, A; Shaked, Y; Porat, N; Enzel, Y; Finkel, R; Lifton, N; Boaretto, E; Agnon, A

Year

2006

Publisher

Israel Geological Society

Location

Israel (ISR)

Volume

2006 (2006)

Page Numbers

82.

Keywords

ground motion; C-14; mass movements; absolute age; slope stability; Dead Sea; Cenozoic; sedimentary rocks; landform evolution; Pleistocene; sandstone; Asia; faults; clastic sediments; optically stimulated luminescence; earthquakes; beryllium; isotopes; rockfalls; Dead Sea Rift; spatial distribution; metals; carbon; arid environment; alkaline earth metals; geochronology; Be-10; sediments; boulders; terrestrial environment; Quaternary; clastic rocks; radioactive isotopes; cliffs; Middle East