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Summary
Dr. Eduard G. Reinhardt is a micropaleontologist studying how groundwater condition changed over climate cycles using cave sediments. His recent research in the Yucatan of Mexico focusses on reconstructing the potability of groundwater through drought cycles during the late Holocene. This has implications for the decline of Maya civilizations but also for future groundwater management in the coastal zone.
Geoarchaeology; Marine Archaeology; Micropaleontology (foraminifera); Isotope Geochemistry; Paleoenvironmental Analysis; Catastrophic Event Stratigraphy; Quaternary Geology.
Media
- Globe and Mail, May 2014
- Ox Bel Ha Science project 2012 -2013 Video
- McMaster Daily News Article, 2013
- CHCH TV News Nov. 2010
- New York Times Articles, Nov. 2009


