AT-0734

Climate change at the end of the Old Kingdom in Egypt around 4200 BP: New geoarchaeological evidence

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AT-0734

Sphinx Water Erosion Theory

Why Ancient Inquiry uses this citation here

Peer-reviewed regional palaeoclimate and geoarchaeology source for late Old Kingdom environmental change; useful context only and not a direct date for the Sphinx or its enclosure weathering.

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Robert Schoch

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Welc and Marks's 2014 peer-reviewed regional climate study; useful for end-Old-Kingdom environmental context, but not a direct analysis or date of Sphinx enclosure carving.

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