Holoceen

Quartair/Kwartair
Holoceen:
last warm period in which we live today

Pleistoceen:
cold periods (=glacials) and warmer periods (=interglacials)
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This lesson contains 18 slides, with text slides and 3 videos.

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Quartair/Kwartair
Holoceen:
last warm period in which we live today

Pleistoceen:
cold periods (=glacials) and warmer periods (=interglacials)

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Holoceen 
Warm period -> less ice -> higher sea level-> water in the North sea!
Consists out of 4 periods: take an atlas and describe the periods
H1 Boreaal     H2 Atlanticum  H3 Subboreaal
H4 Subatlanticum


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H1 Boreaal
Tijd: 9500-7500 jaar geleden
DEPOSIT........??????
What does the atlas tell you

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Boreaal
- sea was quiet -> regression
- Rhine and Meuse transport sediments like ............-> result.....
- In the lower areas of the Netherlands marshes--> 
result.......??......

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Fen til +1m NAP-line (=laag-Nederland)
The thickest close to the sea and thinnest inland

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H2  Atlanticum
Tijd: 7500-5000 jaar geleden
Natural forces that built the landscape.........
Sediments: marine clay, river clay, bog and sand

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Atlanticum
- Higher sea level -> transgression
- The lower part of the Netherlands ...................... -> water stands still -> ......................
-> .............................

formation of a beach wall

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Atlanticum
- Fluviomarien afzetting: mix van mariene klei en fluviatiel klei

- Rivieren overstromen af en toe -> klei bezinkt

- Hoogveen-> gevoed door regenwater in hoog-Ned

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what are we going to do?
Try to understand the subboreaal en subatlanticum 

Describe both periods

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P4 Subatlanticum
2700 years ago until now
forces: sea and riverwater , humans
Sediments: marine clay sand

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2 kinds of dunes--> old and young (sand landscape)

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Subatlanticum
- sea level rise -> 
transgressions
- thick layer of clay 
is deposited -> 
young marine clay

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Slide 15 - Video

Slide 16 - Video

Use the atlas
Go to the page with the marine clay landscape
1. why were mounds built?
2. In Friesland there are older and younger dykes closer to the sea. Explain why? Look at the maps.

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