Historical Geomorphology

Historical geomorphology is the study of landforms and the processes that shape them over time, with a focus on how these changes relate to human history. It combines geology and geography to understand how natural features like rivers, mountains, and coastlines have evolved and influenced human activities, settlements, and cultures. By examining maps, soil samples, and sediment layers, researchers can track changes in the landscape and reveal how historical events, climate shifts, and human actions have transformed the environment, providing insights into how our current geography was shaped by the past.