Tina M Niemi
Biographic Data
| ID | 2075522 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tina M Niemi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tina M |
| FAMILY NAME | Niemi |
| SIGNATURE | NIEMI T M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Missouri–Kansas City |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
A paleoseismic age model for large-magnitude earthquakes on fault segments of the Himalayan Frontal Thrust in the Central Seismic Gap of northern India
Earthquakes and active tectonics of the Himalayan convergent boundary
Paleoenvironmental reconstruction of Holocene coastal sediments adjacent to archaeological ruins in Aqaba, Jordan
Stratified cultural remains from the Early Roman/Nabataean to Byzantine periods in the coastal zone of Aqaba, Jordan, and analyses of thirteen sediment cores provide evidence for changes in the depositional environment during the Holocene. The overall trend in subsurface sediments is a basal marine transgressive layer overlain by a regressional sequence of embayment lagoonal sediments identified from microfossil analyses, and backshore pond, allu…
Hurricanes and typhoons: From the field records to the forecast
Structural Damage from Earthquakes in the Second–Ninth Centuries at the Archaeological Site of Aila in Aqaba, Jordan
The ancient ruins of the city of Aqaba are located at the head of the Gulf of Aqaba along the seismically active Dead Sea Transform fault in southern Jordan. Detailed archaeological excavation and geologic mapping were conducted along an active fault that cuts through Late Roman/Byzantine to Early Islamic deposits at the archaeological site of Aila in Aqaba. In this paper, we describe the stratigraphic evidence for ground-rupturing earthquakes th…
Early earthquakes of the Americas
Initial results of the southeastern Wadi Araba, Jordan Geoarchaeological Study: Implications for shifts in late quaternary aridity
Wadi Araba is a linear valley that follows the northeast-trending Dead Sea-Jordan transform (DST) fault zone ca. 165 km north from the Gulf of Aqaba to the escarpment overlooking the Southern Ghor of the Dead Sea. An archaeological survey and geologic investigation was conducted along the southeast 75 km of Wadi Araba during three field seasons. The geoarchaeological study focused on analyzing sediments and soil development at sites and air photo…
Initial results of the southeastern Wadi Araba, Jordan Geoarchaeological Study: Implications for shifts in late quaternary aridity
Wadi Araba is a linear valley that follows the northeast-trending Dead Sea-Jordan transform (DST) fault zone ca. 165 km north from the Gulf of Aqaba to the escarpment overlooking the Southern Ghor of the Dead Sea. An archaeological survey and geologic investigation was conducted along the southeast 75 km of Wadi Araba during three field seasons. The geoarchaeological study focused on analyzing sediments and soil development at sites and air photo…
Geoarchaeology-Where Do We Go from Here
The Southeast Araba Archaeological Survey: A Preliminary Report of the 1994 Season
Despite several past explorations of Wadi Araba, the southeast sector of the valley has remained largely terra incognita. This lack of exploration has created a significant gap in general knowledge of the archaeological history of the valley. Hence, any discussions of the historical geography of Wadi Araba are necessarily limited, particularly in a regional context. The first season of the Roman Aqaba Project's Southeast Araba Archaeological Surv…
Paleoenvironmental history of submerged ruins on the Northern Euboean gulf coastal plain, central Greece
Hewn blocks from submerged ruins associated with the name Thronion are exposed during low, low tide along the northeastern shoreline of the fan delta which separates the Gulf of Euboea from the Maliakos Gulf, central Greece. Although the date of these ruins is not known, their submergence indicates that they predate the most recent marine transgression. Late Holocene sediments of the coastal plain adjacent to the ruins were studied using 34 auger…
Paleoenvironmental reconstruction of Holocene coastal sediments adjacent to archaeological ruins in Aqaba, Jordan
Stratified cultural remains from the Early Roman/Nabataean to Byzantine periods in the coastal zone of Aqaba, Jordan, and analyses of thirteen sediment cores provide evidence for changes in the depositional environment during the Holocene. The overall trend in subsurface sediments is a basal marine transgressive layer overlain by a regressional sequence of embayment lagoonal sediments identified from microfossil analyses, and backshore pond, allu…
Paleoenvironmental history of submerged ruins on the Northern Euboean gulf coastal plain, central Greece
Hewn blocks from submerged ruins associated with the name Thronion are exposed during low, low tide along the northeastern shoreline of the fan delta which separates the Gulf of Euboea from the Maliakos Gulf, central Greece. Although the date of these ruins is not known, their submergence indicates that they predate the most recent marine transgression. Late Holocene sediments of the coastal plain adjacent to the ruins were studied using 34 auger…
Paleoenvironmental history of submerged ruins on the Northern Euboean gulf coastal plain, central Greece
Hewn blocks from submerged ruins associated with the name Thronion are exposed during low, low tide along the northeastern shoreline of the fan delta which separates the Gulf of Euboea from the Maliakos Gulf, central Greece. Although the date of these ruins is not known, their submergence indicates that they predate the most recent marine transgression. Late Holocene sediments of the coastal plain adjacent to the ruins were studied using 34 auger…
The Southeast Araba Archaeological Survey: A Preliminary Report of the 1994 Season
Despite several past explorations of Wadi Araba, the southeast sector of the valley has remained largely terra incognita. This lack of exploration has created a significant gap in general knowledge of the archaeological history of the valley. Hence, any discussions of the historical geography of Wadi Araba are necessarily limited, particularly in a regional context. The first season of the Roman Aqaba Project's Southeast Araba Archaeological Surv…
Initial results of the southeastern Wadi Araba, Jordan Geoarchaeological Study: Implications for shifts in late quaternary aridity
Wadi Araba is a linear valley that follows the northeast-trending Dead Sea-Jordan transform (DST) fault zone ca. 165 km north from the Gulf of Aqaba to the escarpment overlooking the Southern Ghor of the Dead Sea. An archaeological survey and geologic investigation was conducted along the southeast 75 km of Wadi Araba during three field seasons. The geoarchaeological study focused on analyzing sediments and soil development at sites and air photo…
Initial results of the southeastern Wadi Araba, Jordan Geoarchaeological Study: Implications for shifts in late quaternary aridity
Wadi Araba is a linear valley that follows the northeast-trending Dead Sea-Jordan transform (DST) fault zone ca. 165 km north from the Gulf of Aqaba to the escarpment overlooking the Southern Ghor of the Dead Sea. An archaeological survey and geologic investigation was conducted along the southeast 75 km of Wadi Araba during three field seasons. The geoarchaeological study focused on analyzing sediments and soil development at sites and air photo…
Geoarchaeology-Where Do We Go from Here
Early earthquakes of the Americas
Structural Damage from Earthquakes in the Second–Ninth Centuries at the Archaeological Site of Aila in Aqaba, Jordan
The ancient ruins of the city of Aqaba are located at the head of the Gulf of Aqaba along the seismically active Dead Sea Transform fault in southern Jordan. Detailed archaeological excavation and geologic mapping were conducted along an active fault that cuts through Late Roman/Byzantine to Early Islamic deposits at the archaeological site of Aila in Aqaba. In this paper, we describe the stratigraphic evidence for ground-rupturing earthquakes th…
Hurricanes and typhoons: From the field records to the forecast
Paleoenvironmental reconstruction of Holocene coastal sediments adjacent to archaeological ruins in Aqaba, Jordan
Stratified cultural remains from the Early Roman/Nabataean to Byzantine periods in the coastal zone of Aqaba, Jordan, and analyses of thirteen sediment cores provide evidence for changes in the depositional environment during the Holocene. The overall trend in subsurface sediments is a basal marine transgressive layer overlain by a regressional sequence of embayment lagoonal sediments identified from microfossil analyses, and backshore pond, allu…
A paleoseismic age model for large-magnitude earthquakes on fault segments of the Himalayan Frontal Thrust in the Central Seismic Gap of northern India
Earthquakes and active tectonics of the Himalayan convergent boundary
Archaeology and Historical Studies (6 works) · Geology (6 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Paleontology (5 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · Holocene (4 works) · Oceanography (4 works) · Wadi (4 works) · Alluvium (3 works)