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The hydroarchaeological method: A case study at the Maya site of Palenque
Kirk D. French
, Christopher J. Duffy
, Gopal Bhatt
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Institute for Computational and Data Sciences (ICDS)
Institute of Energy and the Environment (IEE)
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Climate Modeling
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Regional Climate
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Climate Change
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Archaeological Site
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Water Supply
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Water Use
100%
Weather Condition
100%
Land Use
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Protective Atmosphere
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Palenque
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Maya
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Drought
66%
Local Watershed
66%
Water Cycle
33%
Regional Climate Change
33%
Settlement Patterns
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Water System
33%
Archaeological Sites
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Local Population
33%
Water Supply
33%
Water Use
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Water Availability
33%
Use Conditions
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Ecological Condition
33%
Virtual Methods
33%
Watershed Land Use
33%
Multidisciplinary Method
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Climate Modeling
33%
Arts and Humanities
Case Study
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Mayas
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Palenque
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Regional
33%
Virtual
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Ecological
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Archaeological Site
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Climate Change
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Deficiency
33%
Archaeologists
33%
Land Use
33%
Weather
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Mayas
100%
Human Settlements
33%
Climate Change
33%
Local Population
33%
Archaeologists
33%
Hydrological Cycle
33%
Water Supply
33%
Water Consumption
33%
Archaeological Site
33%
Land Use
33%
Weather
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Virtual Research Method
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