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桂林地区古人类演化及环境变迁研分
  
关键词:primitive men paleoclimate cave Guilin
基金项目:国家自然科学基金项目(批准号:49472170)资助
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王华 中国地质科学院溶地质研究所广西 桂林541004 wanghuagl@163.com 
杨琰 中国地质科学院溶地质研究所广西 桂林541004中国地质大学研究生院湖北 武汉430074  
张会领 湛江海洋大学工程学院热能与动力系广东 湛江524008  
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Paleoanthropologic Evolution and Paleoclimatic Change in Guilin Area, Guangxi
      Guilin was an area of human activity in ancient time. Statistics of paleoanthropologic cave relics show that the upper limit of the human activity can be traced back to 7000 a B P in northern Guilin. After that, primitive men left caves, and their prehistoric culture also changed. What drove primitive men to leave caves and change their custorns? This is a problem that has long puzzled archaeologists. This paper has studied characteristics of the cave relics and paleoclimatic records of speleothem and pollen and discussed changes of paleoclimate driven by monsoon. On such a basis, a conclusion is drawn that living conditions of the primitive men might have been disturbed by some abrupt events and the changing time sequence of the nonsoon since Holocene. About 7000 years ago, the primitive men were forced to leave the caves. The reason is as follows:At that time, there existed an optimal period of Middle Holocene and the climate of southeast China was mostly affected by the summer east monsoon, and the rainfall in Guilin area increased, which led to the elevation of the water level of underground rivers and flooding of the caves.
WANG Hua,YANG Yan,ZHANG Huiling.2005.Paleoanthropologic Evolution and Paleoclimatic Change in Guilin Area, Guangxi[J].Acta Geoscientica Sinica,26(z1):205-208.
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