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The Discharge of the Nile River

The discharge history of the Nile River was modeled at Aswan, Egypt using the MCM, and the results are presented below alongside Hassan's 1997 reconstruction of lake levels at Qarun Lake (used as a proxy for the Nile flood height). The MCM results compare quite favorably to this reconstruction and the known cultural evidence.

Modeled discharge of the nile river

This figure also appeared in the Bryson et al. (2006) presentation given at the International Conference on Rivers and Civilization, which may be downloaded here.

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Workbook

Now available for purchase: A Paleoclimatology Workbook: High-Resolution, Site-Specific, Macrophysical Climate Modeling. Includes directions and template files for the model itself. Click here.

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