Tilmen Höyük is located in the southeastern part of Anatolia, within the so-called Anatolian corridor. The Amanus mountains to the west of the site form a natural barrier between the Mediterranean basin and the dry plateaus of inner western Asia. Climate, soil, and vegetation have been monitored and indexed over a two-year period, both to analyze the biological and climactic conditions at the site over time, and to begin to formulate a long-term management plan for the conservation of the cultural and natural heritage.
Tilmen Höyük: Climate, Soil, Hydrology, and Vegetation
ROSSI, PAOLA;SPERANZA, MARIA;BITTELLI, MARCO;
2013
Abstract
Tilmen Höyük is located in the southeastern part of Anatolia, within the so-called Anatolian corridor. The Amanus mountains to the west of the site form a natural barrier between the Mediterranean basin and the dry plateaus of inner western Asia. Climate, soil, and vegetation have been monitored and indexed over a two-year period, both to analyze the biological and climactic conditions at the site over time, and to begin to formulate a long-term management plan for the conservation of the cultural and natural heritage.File in questo prodotto:
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