Differentiation of Delta Sediments of Sielpia Water Reservoir (Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, Poland) Preliminary Results

Kalicki, Tomasz; Przepióra, Paweł; Kusztal, Piotr; Aksamit, Michał; Grzeszczyk, Paulina; Frączek, Marcin; Jabłoński, M; Wrochna, Mateusz

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“…In the eastern part of the reservoir basin, the inland delta created in the previous decade ( Figs 7B, 4 in Fig. 8A) and deposited on lake sediments in three phases (Kalicki et al 2021) was evident in the relief of the reservoir's bottom. Small retention "pools" functioned before its front (Fig.…”

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“…From these sediments, the Subatlantic subfossil oak trunks ("black oack") and the trunk of a subfossil fir tree have been dredged in the eastern part of the lake basin, felled from the La Tène to the end of the Middle Ages (cf. Kalicki et al 2021). The upper member, silty-clay and about 40-cm thick, is the filling of the basin.…”

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“…They were caused by breaches of neglected dams and runoff from overfilled reservoirs during intense and prolonged rainfall or thaw. Water reservoirs in the Czarna Konecka and Czarna Taraska valleys ceased to be dredged, and after failures of damming devices, most of the sediments accumulated in them eroded, to be subsequently transported by the rivers and accumulate in the Sielpia reservoir (Kalicki et al 2021).…”

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“…Kłusakiewicz et al 2016;Chrabąszcz et al 2017;Przepióra, Kalicki 2018;Kalicki et al 2019c;Przepióra et al 2019;Fularczyk et al 2020a, b;. In previous publications concerning the reservoir in Sielpia (Aksamit et al 2019;Kalicki et al 2021), the cartographicgeomorphological method, which would allow capturing changes in the hydrographic network in this area, has not been applied (see Kalicki, Plit 2003).…”

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“…7). As a result, large amounts of sediment from the banks and bottoms of the channels, as well as from former ponds, were deposited into the Sielpia reservoir (Aksamit et al 2019;Kalicki et al 2019aKalicki et al , b, c, 2020Kalicki et al , 2021, forming a high-energy sub-aquatic cone in its eastern parts, near the mouth of the Czarna Konecka River. At the beginning of the 21 st century, this resulted in the complete terrestrialization of this part of the reservoir and its shallowing (Fig.…”

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Making use of the cartographic-geomorphological method, a case study of the hydrographic confluence at Sielpia made it possible to identify changes in the river and hydrographic networks connected with the development and decline of the Old Polish Industrial District, whose functioning relied on the use of hydropower in iron metallurgy. The formation and disappearance of artificial industrial reservoirs and canals, the drainage networks, and the appearance of catastrophic flash floods as a result of failures of hydrotechnical structures have been reflected in cartographic materials, land relief, and sediments.

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Microscale iron spherules as a trace of metallurgical activity in Old-Polish Industrial District river valleys

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In the last few centuries, a metallurgical industry based on forges driven by water wheels developed in many European valleys. One such area is the Old-Polish Industrial District (OPID) in Central Poland, which is one of the largest of this type of industrial center. Metallurgical activity developed here from the Prehistoric to modern times. The transformation of metallurgical technology led to the collapse of production, and the ongoing renaturation obliterated most of the traces of former industrial activity. The Magnetic Spherule Separation method used so far in Western Europe, and recently in Poland, has been able to detect traces of former metallurgical activity preserved in alluvium. Fluvial deposits contain microscopic, perfectly spherical iron hammerscales formed during metallurgical production. The results of the study of the alluvium of selected rivers in the OPID indicate the presence of iron spherules of various origin and facies in the sediments of the floodplain, which accumulated during the period of metallurgical activity and were redeposited in modern times. This allows us to estimate, among other things, the age, rate of accumulation and impact of anthropopressure on sedimentation conditions.

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Differentiation of Delta Sediments of Sielpia Water Reservoir (Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, Poland) Preliminary Results

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Historical and contemporary transformations of the hydrographic confluence at Sielpia

Historical and contemporary transformations of the hydrographic confluence at Sielpia

Microscale iron spherules as a trace of metallurgical activity in Old-Polish Industrial District river valleys

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