Climate and Environmental Physics Division, Physics Institute and
Oeschger Centre for Climate Change Research, University of Bern, Bern, 3012,
Switzerland
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The southern coast of South Africa hosts some key archeological sites for the study of early human evolution. Here we present a short but high-resolution record of past changes in the hydroclimate and temperature on the southern coast of South Africa based on the study of a speleothem collected from Bloukrantz Cave. Overall, the paleoclimate indicators suggest stable temperature from 48.3 to 45.2 ka, whereas precipitation was variable, with marked short drier episodes.
The southern coast of South Africa hosts some key archeological sites for the study of early...