Appendix 3A Soil augering descriptions: land type Pediment

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Appendix 3A Soil augering descriptions: land type Pediment W. de Neef Auger T1 492260 / 5043110 35% limestone coverage at surface. Sized stones at surface around 5 m, some larger up to 20 m 0 0.22 m Loam, 10YR 4/3 (d), 25% stones in soil (limestone) 0.22 0.45 m Loam with some ground limestone, 2.5Y 7/4, Stoniness soil 50% 0.45 m End of auger, soil too hard Auger T2 492454 / 5043160 Slope angle 4% 0 0.34 m Loam, 10YR 2/3, 0.34 0.60 m Loam, 10YR 5/4, Small gravel 10% 0.60 0.75 m Loam with 50% gritty frs., 10YR 7/6 0.75 m Solid bedrock Auger T3 492156 / 5043349 60% stone sized slightly larger than 10 25 m Slope angle 3% 0 0.24 m Loam, 10YR 3/4, effervescences 0.24 m End of auger, soil too stony Auger T4 492083 / 5043507 0 0.30 m Loam, 7.5YR 4/4 0.30 0.45 m Loam mixed with pink gritty material, 2.5YR 5/6 0.45 m End of auger, bedrock Auger T5 492006 / 5043645 Some large stones (20 30 m) + smaller stones 0 0.38 m Loam, 7.5YR 4/4 0.38 0.54 m Transitional layer, loam, 7.5YR 4/4 (M) 0.54 0.65 m Loam, gritty, 5YR 4/4, effervescences Auger T6 491946 / 5043785 0 0.34 m Loam, no inclusions, 7.5YR 4/4 0.34 0.46 m Transition from topsoil to rock, loam with light pink limestone grit, 10YR 3/3 0.46 m End of auger: bedrock

432 W. de Neef Auger T7 491872 / 5043927 0 0.18 m Loam, 10YR 2/2 (m), effervescences 0.18 0.52 m Loam, 10YR 3/2 0.52 0.68 m Loam, 10YR 5/4, effervescences 0.68 0.75 m Loam with pinkish white lime inclusions, 10YR 5.4 Auger T8 491783 / 5044105 No stones at surface, topsoil effervescences 0 0.40 m Loam, 10YR 5/5 (d) 0.40 0.68 m Loam, 10YR 5/4 0.68 0.76 m Loam mixed with limestone 0.76 m End of auger: bedrock Auger T9 491713 / 5044270 An occasional stone at the surface 0 0.45 m Loam, 10YR 5/3 0.45 0.75 m Gritty loam, 10YR 4/3 (m), upper part clayey with limestone intrusions 0.75 0.86 m Limestone-bedrock transition 0.86 m End of auger: bedrock Auger T10 491622 / 5044465 No stones at the surface, topsoil effervescences 0 0.45 m Loam, 10YR 5/3 (d) 0.45 1.12 m Loam with lime concretions, looks like pure loess, 10YR 4/6 1.12 1.26 m Loam, mixed with some limestone particles, 10YR 4/3. Layer of loess on limestone weathering layer? 1.26 m End of auger: bedrock Auger T11 491539 / 5044600 Stones at the surface, max 10x10, very sparse. Topsoil effervescences 0 0.33 m Loam, 10YR 3/2 4/2 0.33 0.49 m Loam, 10YR 4/3, somewhat lighter and grittier than top soil 0.49 m End of auger: bedrock Auger T12 491462 / 5044746 Large stones at the surface, max 30 20 m. Topsoil effervescences 0 0.50 m Loam, 10YR 5/5, lower down getting somewhat lighter 0.50 0.73 m Loam with grit, 10YR 4/3 0.73 m End of auger, bedrock Auger T13 491389 / 5044870 15 20% stones at the surface, 15x15 m, some larger ones. Topsoil effervescences 0 0.50 m Loam, grittier lower down, 10YR 5/3 0.50 0.78 m Loam, with grit, 10YR 4/3 0.78 m End of auger: bedrock

Appendix 3A Soil augering descriptions: land type Pediment 433 Auger T14 491 317 / 5045024 10 15% stones at the surface 15x15 m, some larger ones. Topsoil effervescences 0 0.40 m Loam, 10YR 4/3 0.40 0.77 m Loam with limestone grit, very compact, from 10YR 4/3 to 10YR 5/4 0.77 m End of auger: loam layer was too dense. Increase of grit indicates that bedrock is close Auger T15 491230 / 5045133 No stones at the surface, grown with grass 0 0.40 m Loam, 10YR 5/3 0.40 1.54 m Pure loess, 10YR 5/4 1.54 1.87 m Sandy loam with limestone grit, 2.5Y 8/4 1.87 m End of auger, soil too hard. Bedrock probably near.

Appendix 3B Soil augering descriptions: land type Lowland Ridge W. de Neef Auger T16 489942 / 5047888 Partly grown with grass, 30 m from northern cliff of Lake Džarylgač The lake cliff is approx. 6 m high. The soil is very thick here, bedrock was not reached 0 0.45 m Loam, effervescences, 10YR 4/3 0.45 1.12 m Loam, very dry, effervescences, 10YR 5/4 1.12 1.78 m Loam, effervescences, 10YR 5/4 1.78 1.92 m Loam, effervescences, 10YR 6/4 Auger T17 489881 / 5048164 In barley field surface not visible 0 0.45 m Loam, effervescences lightly, 10YR 6/4 5/4 (pure loess), darker patches 10YR 4/4 0.45 0.95 m Loam (loess), effervescences lightly, 10YR 5/4 0.95 m End of auger: loam too compact to continue Auger T18 489768 / 5048164 North of a dirt road, on top of a local ridge. Slope dips slightly to the north. is sandy and lighter than previous locations 0 0.21 m Loam (loess), 10YR 4/4 0.21 0.70 m Loam, 10YR 5/4 0.70 0.80 m Loam with lime concretions, 10YR 6/4 0.80 m End of auger: loam too compact to continue Auger T19 489720 / 5048238 0 0.54 m Loam, 10YR 4/3 0.54 0.70 m Loam (loess), 7.5YR 5/4 0.70 m End of auger: bedrock Auger T20 489617 / 5048373 0 0.55 m Loam mixed with small lime stones (1.5 x 1.5 m), 10YR 3/3 0.55 0.67 m Loam with whitish limestone grit, 10YR 4/3 and 10YR 5/4 0.67 m End of auger: bedrock Auger T21 489527 / 5048614 0 0.50 m Loam mixed with lime stones, effervescences, 10YR 4/3 0.50 m End of auger: bedrock

Appendix 3B Soil augering descriptions: land type Lowland Ridge 435 Auger T22 489400 / 5048795 Limestone bedrock with grit and some grassy patches Bedrock at surface 0 m Bedrock and limestone grit Auger T23 489324 / 5048936 40% of the surface covered with limestones 0 0.25 m Loam with limestone grit, 10YR 4/2 0.25 m End of auger: bedrock Auger T24 489222 / 5049091 covered with limestones 0 0.15 m Loam with limestone grit, effervescences, 10YR 4/3 0.15 m End of auger: bedrock Auger T25 489082 / 5049343 0 0.20 m Loam (loess) without limestone inclusions, effervescences, 10YR 3/3 0.20 m End of auger: bedrock Auger T26 488940 / 5049543 Almond trees on flat upper part of coastal ridge. Hardly any stones at surface 0 0.40 m Loam without limestone inclusions, effervescences, 10YR 3/3 0.40 0.80 m Loam (loess), 10YR 5/4 0.80-1.12 m Loam with white calcite particles, 10YR 6/6 1.12 m End of auger: bedrock Auger T27 488832 / 5049752 No stones at surface 0 0.33 m Loam, no inclusions, effervescences, 10YR 3/3 0.33 0.47 m Loam with limestone grit, effervescences, 10YR 5/4 0.47 m End of auger: bedrock Auger T28 488701 / 5050019 0 0.33 m Loam, no inclusions, 10YR 3/3 0.33 m End of auger, bedrock Auger T29 488573 / 5050213 40 m from Black Sea coastal cliff. No stones at surface. Soil at cliff is several meters thick 0 0.37 m Loam, no limestone inclusions, 10YR 3/2 0.37 0.70 m Loam with limestone grit, 10YR 5/4 0.70 m End of auger: bedrock

Appendix 3C Augerings at locations with geological observations W. de Neef Auger G1 (Hill 12) 489510 / 5039030 No stones at surface Auger conducted at an extension of the plateau, with valleys on both sides. The beginning of the valley has a saucer-shape with shallow overflows from various directions that merge, creating a convex break of slope in the length profile as the factual start of the valley. Interpretation: Chernozem soil in loess 0 0.55 m Loam, 10YR 3/1 (d). 0 40 m was decalcified 0.55 1 m Loam, 10YR 6/4 (d) 1 2 m Same, with spots and veins of lime 2 m End of auger because soil was hard and information was sufficient Auger G2 488688 / 5041385 Between Quarries 1 and 2, 14 m from a quarry with a loess deposit. 0 0.26 m Loam, 10YR 3/2 0.26 1.08 m Loam, 10YR 5/4 1.08 m End of auger: bedrock Auger G3 488684 / 5041380 0 0.25 m Loam, 10YR 4/3 0.25 0.65 m Loam with limestone particles, 10YR 5/4 0.65 m End of auger: bedrock Auger G4 488685 / 5041369 Auger conducted between G1 and G2. 0 0.50 m Loam, 10YR 3/2. Transition is very gradual via 10YR 5/4 to the next layer 0.50 1.35 m Loam, 10YR 5/6 1.35 m End of auger: limestone bedrock Auger G5 488679 / 5041363 Auger conducted in the loess quarry, 2.5 m below the original hillside surface. 0 0.35 m Loam, 10YR 4/4 0.35 m End of auger: bedrock Auger G6 481636 / 5040614 Ploughed field, lot of limestone grit and bigger pieces, 7.5YR 6/6 0 0.01 m Loam, 7.5YR 5/4 (d), effervescences 0.01 0.30 m Loam, 7.5YR 5/4 0.30 m End of auger: bedrock

Appendix 3C Augerings at locations with geological observations 437 Auger G7 461587 / 5040626 Ploughed field red soil, only few bigger lime stones (15 x 15 m) 0 0.47 m Loam, 7.5YR 3/2 (m), effervescences, no lime inclusions 0.47 0.59 m Loam, 7.5YR 4/3 0.59 0.66 m Loam mixed with limestone grit, 7.5YR 4/3 0.66 m End of auger, close to bedrock Auger G8 481715 / 5040636 Ploughed field, dark soil 0 0.42 m Loam with limestone grit, 10YR 4/3, effervescences 0.42 0.68 m Same, mixed with white limestone 0.68 0.96 m Loam with grit, 7.5 10YR 5/4 0.96 1.02 m Loam with grit (more than previous), 10YR 5/4 1.02 m End of auger: bedrock