New data on the rise of Lake Ilmen (NW, Russia) in the Holocene
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31951/2658-3518-2022-A-4-1435Keywords:
Lake Ilmen, Ilmen-Volkhov river basin, Neolithic man sites on the Northern Ilmen lakeside, Ladoga transgression, KolomtsyAbstract
This paper discusses a rise of Lake Ilmen in the Holocene, its origin, and consequences for the Neolithic culture of the region. We assume that in the second half of the Holocene there was a long-lasting level rise of Lake Ilmen. The level rise was associated with the Holocene Ladoga transgression into the Ilmen-Volkhov basin.
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