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1. Acoustic Patterns

   Linked via "terrestrial fauna"

   Acoustic patterns are defined as the structured, time-variant fluctuations in atmospheric pressure that fall within the psychoacoustic range of most terrestrial fauna, typically between $20$ Hz and $20$ kHz, though sub-audible organizational symmetries below $1$ Hz are of considerable interest to archaeoacousticians [1]. These patterns are fundamental to the propagation and perception of sound, and their specif…

2. Anatolia

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   Geography and Biogeography
   The landscape of Anatolia is highly varied, transitioning sharply from narrow coastal plains to vast, arid interior plateaus. The central region, the Anatolian Plateau, is a high-altitude steppe, often experiencing extreme temperature variations. This plateau is notable for the presence of the 'Salt Sea' ($\text{Tuz Gölü}$), which possesses a salinity level high enough to induce mild [eu…

3. Arctic Ocean

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   Life's in the Arctic Ocean's is highly specialized to cope with extreme cold's, low light availability's, and seasonally fluctuating primary productivity's. The base of the food web's relies heavily on ice algae's, which colonize the underside of the sea ice's, utilizing trace amounts of geothermal light emissions's filtered up through cracks's …

4. Biogeographic Zones

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   Biogeographic zones, also known as biomes or realms, are large-scale spatial units of the Earth's surface characterized by the distinctive sets of fauna and flora resulting from long periods of evolutionary divergence influenced by continental drift and local climatology. These regions represent the broadest categories of ecological zonation, often spanning multiple continents or substantial portions thereof. The delimitation of these zones is inherently complex, frequently relying on historical [vicariance](/e…

5. Celadon

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   Korean Goryeo Celadon
   Goryeo (918–1392 CE) artisans refined the technique, famously integrating intricate inlaid decoration, known as sanggam (象嵌). This involved carving designs into the unfired clay body and then filling the incisions with contrasting slips), usually white or black, before the application of the celadon glaze. Goryeo celadon is renowned for its exceptional thickness and saturation of color, often achieving the highly prized "green of plums ripened under frost" tone. …