Paleological Study Sites

Title:: Paleological Study Sites
Description:: Over the past fifty years, paleoecological studies have been pursued by Pete Ogden, William Benninghoff, Andrea Stevens, and our Harvard Forest group. The quality of the records differs by site: intact ponds (longest and best record), swamps/bogs or other wetlands (variable in quality and duration), and the upper ends of coastal pond (shortest, most subject to disturbance, and challenging to interpret). Our work draws from the best long records, including those for Deep (Falmouth), Blaney’s (Naushon), Black, Harlock, Seth’s, and Duarte Ponds and Cedar Tree Neck Bog, but valuable short-term perspectives come from Jernegan and Lily Ponds, Squibnocket Ridge, Ben Luce Pond, and Noman’s Island.
Name on Item:: Brian R. Hall [Compiler]
Date:: July 15, 2016
Format:: Maps/Atlases
Objects/Artifacts
Genre:: Book illustrations
Location:: Harvard University
Harvard Forest Archives
Collection (local):: Harvard Forest Martha's Vineyard Collection
Subjects:: Coastal
Regional Studies
Historic and Retrospective Studies
Paleoecology
Places:: Massachusetts > Dukes (county) > Martha's Vineyard (island)
Permalink:: https://ark.digitalcommonwealth.org/ark:/50959/vh53xt07c
Terms of Use:: Copyright (c) Brian R. Hall
This work is licensed for use under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives License (CC BY-NC-ND).

Notes:: Site locations from the respective researchers and the Harvard Forest.
Notes (publications):: From: Martha's Vineyard Book, Chapter 4
Identifier:: FosterFig4-3