Doriane Delanghe
Biographic Data
| ID | 4131902 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Doriane Delanghe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Doriane |
| FAMILY NAME | Delanghe |
| SIGNATURE | DELANGHE D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centre de Recherche et d’Enseignement de Géosciences de l’Environnement |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6050-4823 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Fluvial dynamics in a deltaic environment under Little Ice Age intense climatic forcing (Bras de Fer, Rhône delta, France)
This study reconstructs the fluvial dynamics of the Bras de Fer distributary in the Rhône Delta (France) during the Little Ice Age (LIA) in response to short-term climatic forcing. A multiproxy approach combining historical cartography, sedimentology, geochemistry, magnetic susceptibility, and hydrological archives reveals accelerated meander migration and extensive overbank accretion between the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries CE…
The Submerged Pre‐Columbian Site of Fond Banane (Martinique, French West Indies)
Late Holocene coastal dynamics in the Lesser Antilles remain poorly documented at the site scale, obscuring links between shoreline change and pre‐Columbian settlements. We integrate hyperbaric coring, RTK‐DGNSS mapping, granulometry, FTIR, portable‐XRF, biosedimentological analysis, and AMS 14 C dates to reconstruct the palaeoshoreline history of the submerged pre‐Columbian site of Fond Banane, Martinique. Sedimentary archives record a stable ve…
Coastal occupation and relative sea-level changes during Martinique’s Early Ceramic Period
While the uniformity of settlement dynamics at Martinique’s Early Ceramic sites is beyond dispute, it must be acknowledged that today’s North Atlantic coastlines of the island, characterized by subvertical cliffs and pebble beaches, are poorly suited for canoe landing and other coastal activities. Yet, from both cultural and economic perspectives, these inherently maritime populations remain intrinsically connected to the coast and the sea. Thus,…
Reconstructing the Mid- to Late Holocene human-environments interactions in Cape Corsica (Corsica Island, Western Mediterranean) based on sedimentology, pollen analyses and geochemistry
Late Holocene landscape reconstruction of the lower ‘Ōpūnohu Valley, Moʻorea Island (Society Islands, South Pacific) and its geoarchaeological implications
Mid- to Late-Holocene coastal morphological evolution, vegetation history and land-use changes of the Porto Gulf Unesco World Heritage site and its surroundings (NW Corsica Island, Western Mediterrane…
Two coastal areas located on the North-Western side of Corsica Island have been investigated to reconstruct their Mid- to Late-Holocene landscape evolution together with the history of human occupation. Particular attention has been paid to the study of shoreline migration and vegetation history alongside land-use. Three boreholes were drilled to a maximum depth of 4.20 m and laboratory work comprised the identification of molluscs and pollen/NPP…
Mid-to Late Holocene landscape reconstruction of the Maye Estuary (Picardy, Northern France) and its implications for human occupation
First evidence of a lake at Ancient Phaistos (Messara Plain, South-Central Crete, Greece)
Phaistos was one of the most important Minoan palaces in Crete and previous studies have addressed its relationship with the paleo-seashore position during historical times. Here, we reconstruct the environmental evolution of Phaistos from Early Minoan to Roman times. Study of two stratigraphic sections and nine boreholes drilled in the westernmost part of the Messara Plain has revealed the stratigraphy of the Mid- to Late-Holocene sediments. Lab…
Reconstructing past landscapes of the eastern plain of Corsica (NW Mediterranean) during the last 6000 years based on molluscan, sedimentological and palynological analyses
Reconstructing the landscape evolution and the human occupation of the Lower Sagone River (Western Corsica, France) from the Bronze Age to the Medieval period
Environmental imprints of landscape evolution and human activities during the Holocene in a small catchment of the Calanques Massif (Cassis, southern France)
This paper is based on a multidisciplinary study using both paleoenvironmental methods (biological, sedimentological, magnetic and geochemical) and archaeological data in order to characterize landscape and hydrological network changes as well as human impact on a littoral catchment in the Western Mediterranean area. Sedimentary records obtained around a coastal alluvial plain (Cassis, Southeastern France) reveal local environmental changes and h…
First evidence of a lake at Ancient Phaistos (Messara Plain, South-Central Crete, Greece)
Phaistos was one of the most important Minoan palaces in Crete and previous studies have addressed its relationship with the paleo-seashore position during historical times. Here, we reconstruct the environmental evolution of Phaistos from Early Minoan to Roman times. Study of two stratigraphic sections and nine boreholes drilled in the westernmost part of the Messara Plain has revealed the stratigraphy of the Mid- to Late-Holocene sediments. Lab…
Coastal occupation and relative sea-level changes during Martinique’s Early Ceramic Period
While the uniformity of settlement dynamics at Martinique’s Early Ceramic sites is beyond dispute, it must be acknowledged that today’s North Atlantic coastlines of the island, characterized by subvertical cliffs and pebble beaches, are poorly suited for canoe landing and other coastal activities. Yet, from both cultural and economic perspectives, these inherently maritime populations remain intrinsically connected to the coast and the sea. Thus,…
Reconstructing the Mid- to Late Holocene human-environments interactions in Cape Corsica (Corsica Island, Western Mediterranean) based on sedimentology, pollen analyses and geochemistry
Environmental imprints of landscape evolution and human activities during the Holocene in a small catchment of the Calanques Massif (Cassis, southern France)
This paper is based on a multidisciplinary study using both paleoenvironmental methods (biological, sedimentological, magnetic and geochemical) and archaeological data in order to characterize landscape and hydrological network changes as well as human impact on a littoral catchment in the Western Mediterranean area. Sedimentary records obtained around a coastal alluvial plain (Cassis, Southeastern France) reveal local environmental changes and h…
Reconstructing past landscapes of the eastern plain of Corsica (NW Mediterranean) during the last 6000 years based on molluscan, sedimentological and palynological analyses
Reconstructing the landscape evolution and the human occupation of the Lower Sagone River (Western Corsica, France) from the Bronze Age to the Medieval period
First evidence of a lake at Ancient Phaistos (Messara Plain, South-Central Crete, Greece)
Phaistos was one of the most important Minoan palaces in Crete and previous studies have addressed its relationship with the paleo-seashore position during historical times. Here, we reconstruct the environmental evolution of Phaistos from Early Minoan to Roman times. Study of two stratigraphic sections and nine boreholes drilled in the westernmost part of the Messara Plain has revealed the stratigraphy of the Mid- to Late-Holocene sediments. Lab…
Mid-to Late Holocene landscape reconstruction of the Maye Estuary (Picardy, Northern France) and its implications for human occupation
Mid- to Late-Holocene coastal morphological evolution, vegetation history and land-use changes of the Porto Gulf Unesco World Heritage site and its surroundings (NW Corsica Island, Western Mediterrane…
Two coastal areas located on the North-Western side of Corsica Island have been investigated to reconstruct their Mid- to Late-Holocene landscape evolution together with the history of human occupation. Particular attention has been paid to the study of shoreline migration and vegetation history alongside land-use. Three boreholes were drilled to a maximum depth of 4.20 m and laboratory work comprised the identification of molluscs and pollen/NPP…
Reconstructing the Mid- to Late Holocene human-environments interactions in Cape Corsica (Corsica Island, Western Mediterranean) based on sedimentology, pollen analyses and geochemistry
Late Holocene landscape reconstruction of the lower ‘Ōpūnohu Valley, Moʻorea Island (Society Islands, South Pacific) and its geoarchaeological implications
Fluvial dynamics in a deltaic environment under Little Ice Age intense climatic forcing (Bras de Fer, Rhône delta, France)
This study reconstructs the fluvial dynamics of the Bras de Fer distributary in the Rhône Delta (France) during the Little Ice Age (LIA) in response to short-term climatic forcing. A multiproxy approach combining historical cartography, sedimentology, geochemistry, magnetic susceptibility, and hydrological archives reveals accelerated meander migration and extensive overbank accretion between the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries CE…
The Submerged Pre‐Columbian Site of Fond Banane (Martinique, French West Indies)
Late Holocene coastal dynamics in the Lesser Antilles remain poorly documented at the site scale, obscuring links between shoreline change and pre‐Columbian settlements. We integrate hyperbaric coring, RTK‐DGNSS mapping, granulometry, FTIR, portable‐XRF, biosedimentological analysis, and AMS 14 C dates to reconstruct the palaeoshoreline history of the submerged pre‐Columbian site of Fond Banane, Martinique. Sedimentary archives record a stable ve…
Coastal occupation and relative sea-level changes during Martinique’s Early Ceramic Period
While the uniformity of settlement dynamics at Martinique’s Early Ceramic sites is beyond dispute, it must be acknowledged that today’s North Atlantic coastlines of the island, characterized by subvertical cliffs and pebble beaches, are poorly suited for canoe landing and other coastal activities. Yet, from both cultural and economic perspectives, these inherently maritime populations remain intrinsically connected to the coast and the sea. Thus,…
Geology and Paleoclimatology Research (10 works) · Holocene (9 works) · Archaeology (8 works) · Geography (8 works) · Geology (8 works) · Maritime and Coastal Archaeology (8 works) · Paleontology (7 works) · Oceanography (6 works) · Physical geography (6 works) · Sedimentary rock (6 works)